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Peter, you have hit on an important point with this sentence: psychological factors play a huge role in language-learning, and when you can get rid of negative mind-sets like feeling frustrated, you'll find that you will make better progress in your attempts to improve your listening comprehension.
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Peter, you have hit on an important point with this sentence: psychological factors play a huge role in language-learning, and when you can get rid of negative mind-sets like feeling frustrated, you'll find that you will make better progress in your attempts to improve your listening comprehension.
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He'll visit a Chinese government-sponsored language-learning center at a local high school, part of a global network o f so-called Confucius Institutes designed to spread the use of Mandarin.
Wary Powers Set to Square Off Loretta Chao 2011
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Peter, you have hit on an important point with this sentence: psychological factors play a huge role in language-learning, and when you can get rid of negative mind-sets like feeling frustrated, you'll find that you will make better progress in your attempts to improve your listening comprehension.
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Peter, you have hit on an important point with this sentence: psychological factors play a huge role in language-learning, and when you can get rid of negative mind-sets like feeling frustrated, you'll find that you will make better progress in your attempts to improve your listening comprehension.
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A: You are not alone in noticing Lesley Ann Machado, 35, in ads for Rosetta Stone language-learning products.
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The problems caused by the appalling decline in language-learning in British schools is nothing new (see here).
What do the English, Romanian, Latvian and Maltese languages have in common? 2009
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The problems caused by the appalling decline in language-learning in British schools is nothing new (see here).
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The problems caused by the appalling decline in language-learning in British schools is nothing new (see here).
What do the English, Romanian, Latvian and Maltese languages have in common? 2009
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Peter, you have hit on an important point with this sentence: psychological factors play a huge role in language-learning, and when you can get rid of negative mind-sets like feeling frustrated, you'll find that you will make better progress in your attempts to improve your listening comprehension.
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