For most beginner, learning English words is the most important.
Like a child, first of all, you learn how to say in English the things around you or things that you are interested. memorizing words in sentences is very efficient and practical.
Try to memories the new words by listening to the words in sentence, don't look at it, just listen, like a child learn how to speak, practice make perfect. If you can understand what you heard you know the way how to speak, then the reading and writing will be a piece of cake for you😊there is no best way to learning a foreign language.
Think about what the goal of your learning: If you just want to communicate with foreigners, imitate the native speaking, try to speak foreign language with people everyday or even just speak English with yourself at anytime, never mind too much about the grammar. If you just need to pass certain English test, learning grammars and spelling words in right way is also important, right?
Hope you can find a way most suitable for yourself after trying everything but never give up, good luck.
Answered: Dec 13, 2024
In my opinion, learning English is like a child learning to speak. Before you start speaking, you need numerous inputs, which help build connections among your neurons. These inputs include listening, reading, and so on. The more you input, the better outputs you'll get. If you only learn vocabulary, as most Chinese people do, you'll never master a language.
Answered: Dec 05, 2024
First, you can imitate; second, you can read simple books about English, such as kids' oriented books; third, stick to your learning plan.
Answered: Dec 05, 2024
Here are some English-language movies and dramas for beginners:
Movies • Forrest Gump: The English dialogue is concise and the pace of speech is moderate, which can help beginners adapt to the pronunciation and intonation of English and understand American culture.
• When Harry Met Sally: A classic romantic comedy movie with a lot of everyday life scenes and dialogue, which is very helpful for learning everyday spoken English.
American Drama • "Friends": The vocabulary requirements are not high, there are about 10 new words in a fragment, the content is close to daily life, and you can learn a lot of practical oral expressions.
"Girl Growth": Produced by Disney, it is aimed at teenagers, with simple vocabulary, focusing on school and family life, and popularizing history, economics and other knowledge.
Answered: Dec 09, 2024
Speak more, write more
Answered: Dec 06, 2024
Watch this cartoon called Kamen Rider W. You can learn words from A to Z. It's a great way to expand your vocabulary. Trust me!🤓

Answered: Jan 20, 2025
How to do?
Answered: Dec 31, 2024
In my opinion, learning English is a big project
Answered: Dec 16, 2024
At first, you should recite many English words. While reciting the words, you would learn pronunciation. You can read some sentences after you recite more and more words. Now it's time to listen to some English articles or English news. Listen and follow, Read. Read loudly at every morning. It's my path of learning English by myself.
Answered: Dec 15, 2024
Not stop to study and prodress.
Answered: Dec 13, 2024
For most beginner, learning English words is the most important.
Like a child, first of all, you learn how to say in English the things around you or things that you are interested. memorizing words in sentences is very efficient and practical.
Try to memories the new words by listening to the words in sentence, don't look at it, just listen, like a child learn how to speak, practice make perfect. If you can understand what you heard you know the way how to speak, then the reading and writing will be a piece of cake for you😊there is no best way to learning a foreign language.
Think about what the goal of your learning: If you just want to communicate with foreigners, imitate the native speaking, try to speak foreign language with people everyday or even just speak English with yourself at anytime, never mind too much about the grammar. If you just need to pass certain English test, learning grammars and spelling words in right way is also important, right?
Hope you can find a way most suitable for yourself after trying everything but never give up, good luck.
Answered: Dec 13, 2024
In my opinion, learning English is like a child learning to speak. Before you start speaking, you need numerous inputs, which help build connections among your neurons. These inputs include listening, reading, and so on. The more you input, the better outputs you'll get. If you only learn vocabulary, as most Chinese people do, you'll never master a language.
Answered: Dec 05, 2024
First, you can imitate; second, you can read simple books about English, such as kids' oriented books; third, stick to your learning plan.
Answered: Dec 05, 2024
Here are some English-language movies and dramas for beginners:
Movies • Forrest Gump: The English dialogue is concise and the pace of speech is moderate, which can help beginners adapt to the pronunciation and intonation of English and understand American culture.
• When Harry Met Sally: A classic romantic comedy movie with a lot of everyday life scenes and dialogue, which is very helpful for learning everyday spoken English.
American Drama • "Friends": The vocabulary requirements are not high, there are about 10 new words in a fragment, the content is close to daily life, and you can learn a lot of practical oral expressions.
"Girl Growth": Produced by Disney, it is aimed at teenagers, with simple vocabulary, focusing on school and family life, and popularizing history, economics and other knowledge.
Answered: Dec 09, 2024
Speak more, write more
Answered: Dec 06, 2024