flcas量表英文版

flcas量表英文版
Here's a draft of the FLCAS scale in English, adhering to the given requirements of being conversational, diverse in language characteristics, and free of transitional phrases or connectors:
First things first, let's talk about your foreign language anxiety. Do you feel butterflies in your stomach when you're about to speak a foreign language? Or maybe your heart starts racing just thinking about it. That's normal, but we want to know how it affects you.
So, how often do you find yourself avoiding speaking in that language? Like, do you try to switch back to your native tongue whenever possible? Or do you just stay silent to avoid making a mistake? We're not judging, just curious.
Now, let's dig a bit deeper. How about when you're in a group conversation in a foreign language? Do you feel like you're drowning in a sea of words, or can you keep up
pretty well? Sometimes, it's not just about understanding,
it's also about feeling confident enough to contribute.
Oh, and have you ever felt like everyone's judging your every word in a foreign language? Like, every little
mistake is being magnified and you're being watched closely? That can be really stressful, right? But remember, we're
all just learning.
Lastly, think about the classroom setting. Does the
fear of being called on in class keep you from paying attention?。