Dreaming in English: My 98-point score Last week, I took a major English examination and received a stunning 98-point score. It wasn't my first time taking an English proficiency test, but it was definitely my first time feeling confident throughout the entire exam process. Looking back, I realized that I owe much of my success to my unique approach to language learning, which I call "Dreaming in English." As a language enthusiast, I have always been fascinated by the power of immersive language practice. Traditional approaches to language acquisition, such as memorization and grammar drills, have never been particularly effective for me. Instead, I've found that the key to mastering a language is to fully immerse oneself in the language and culture in question. To that end, I've made a point to integrate English into every aspect of my life. From watching English-language TV shows and movies to engaging in English language exchanges with speakers from around the world, I've found ways to experience English on a daily basis. But for me, the most effective method has been to literally dream in English. I've found that by actively attempting to dream in English, I've been able to fully immerse myself in the language while also enjoying a fun and creative outlet. Of course, dreaming in English isn't a foolproof way to achieve language proficiency. It takes time, effort, and plenty of practice to achieve fluency. But for me, it's been a fun and engaging way to add English to my daily routine. And it's clearly paid off, given my impressive score on the recent exam. In conclusion, learning a new language can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be boring or frustrating. By embracing immersive language practices like "Dreaming in English," we can make language acquisition a fun and rewarding experience. And who knows – maybe you'll even achieve a 98-point score on your next English exam!