A dialogue between two friends about how to improve English

Friend: Hey, how's it going, my friend?

Myself: Hey there! I'm doing alright physically, but mentally, not so great.

Friend: Oh, sorry to hear that. What's bothering you?

Myself: Well, I didn't perform well in my English exam.

Friend: I see. What seems to be the issue?

Myself: Frankly, I'm just not interested in English.

Friend: I understand. So, what's your plan now?

Myself: I don't know. Any suggestions?

Friend: To improve your English, you need to work on your foundational skills.

Myself: How do I do that?

Friend: You should focus on learning vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, tenses, and other essentials.

Myself: Is there a specific way to enhance my English skills?

Friend: Yes, there are four key skills you should work on: listening, reading, writing, and speaking.

Myself: Considering my current situation, which one should I prioritize?

Friend: Right now, the most important thing for you is to practice, practice, and practice some more.

Myself: But I don't feel comfortable practicing.

Friend: Remember, practice makes perfect. It may feel challenging at first, but it's the way to improve.

Myself: Really?

Friend: Absolutely. Thank you for the chat.

Myself: You're welcome. Always here to talk.