As for Dill (2009), he investigated Turkish EFL learners’ communication obstacles in English language classrooms, and it reported that anxiety and unwillingness during the English speaking process are considered two of the biggest obstacles for EFL learners. Anxiety and unwillingness are caused by the fear of being negatively evaluated when making mistakes, particularly in front of their friends. This study also revealed that students who perceive their English as ―poor‖ feel more anxious and are more unwilling to communicate in English classes than the other students perceiving their English level as "very good, good, and OK.