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I don't buy your second language users example because I don't think that "use" necessarily equals "practice". It's usually easier to make major gains at the be
by kleiba 4y ago
I don't buy your second language users example because I don't think that "use" necessarily equals "practice". It's usually easier to make major gains at the beginning of the learning journey, and things naturally plateau after a while, unless you put in more effort. Simply speaking the learned language at the level you have already reached will hardly improve your mastership (although I think it will minimally), you need to actually try to improve - which, to me, is the what practicing means.
- xani_ 4y agoThat's kinda irrelevant tho ? You can practice with purpose yet still practice it badly. You can also practice with purpose and get to a peak of your ability.