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          According to the book, good language learners are enthusiastic learners. They are willing and accurate guessers and not afraid to make mistakes. They are open to correction and utilize feedback to their advantage and seriously seek improvement by studying grammar. They have a critical sensitivity to language use. And their desire to learn is not dampened even if others laugh at their mistakes.
          Yes indeed it's true. But what if it goes like this, if the said above is the world's standard what will happen to those people who don't possess it all? Are they considered as not a good language learner anymore? And the thing is not all people have the same standard. Right? People have their own criteria and it differs from one to another. I can't convince someone to consider someone good whom I consider good since my good could be different from his good. But if I would be the one to evaluate my self then I would consider myself a good language learner. I don't have to be really good at language to be a good language learner. All I have to do is never give up to desire and believe in my self that I am. And everything would follow accordingly.