Can someone help me with this?

Tweet

Most overseas students who come to study English-speaking countries find that their first … is listening. Understanding … many forms of spoken English is more … than they expected. … , after a month … two, the majority find that their listening … and their next concern is speaking. This skill is more difficult to practise, so improvement … to be slower. But … three or four months most students find that … can function quite … in terms of shopping and travelling. A … area of difficulty is writing, which is possibly the … difficult skill to master, … it is more impersonal than oral / aural skills and depends … the student learning a complex series of conventions. This explains … many students find it … to attend … intensive course in academic English … they begin … university studies. All students need … to live, so finding a suitable place is likely to be a priority when they arrive to start a new course. Apart … the minority … live with their parents, there are only two … of accommodations which are generally affordable. … all universities provide … of residence, which can help new students … friends and develop a social life. They can be a … choice, usually being close to other university facilities, … some may find that they are noisy, expensive and have … small rooms. The alternative is to rent … house or flat from a private landlord with a group of other students. … kind of shared accommodation … offer greater independence and privacy, and can … be more economical. However, it does mean taking … more responsibility, … bills need paying and the rooms have to … cleaned. Wherever student choose to live, several things are … A quiet place to work, a sense of security and … environment that allows … to sleep properly all contribute to academic success.