Listening
- Listen to more English broadcasts, such as the English learning programs of BBC and the Special English of Voice of America (VOA). These resources can be obtained for free on their official websites or some English learning apps. Listening for about 30 minutes every day can help you get familiar with English pronunciation and intonation.
- You can use English movies and TV series to practice. Start with those with both Chinese and English subtitles, like "Friends". First, watch it once with both Chinese and English subtitles to understand the general content, and then watch it again with only English subtitles and try to understand the dialogues.
Speaking
- Practice pronunciation by yourself. You can use phonetic symbol learning apps, many of which are free, such as English phonetic symbol learning apps, to help you accurately master phonetic symbols and lay a solid foundation for pronunciation.
- Try to recite some simple and practical English sentences and dialogues, such as sentences in scenarios like daily greetings, shopping, and asking for directions. Try to use these sentences to express your own ideas in real life situations as much as possible.
Reading
- Start with simple English reading materials, like simplified versions of books such as "The Little Prince" and "Charlotte's Web". These books have free electronic resources online or can be borrowed from libraries. Read 1 to 2 pages every day to accumulate vocabulary and common grammatical expressions.
- Read English news, such as simple news reports from media like Reuters and The Guardian. Some news websites have special sections for simple English news to help you get familiar with commonly used words nowadays.
Writing
- You can start by writing an English diary, recording your daily life every day and trying to use the words and sentence structures you have learned that day. Regard it as a way to consolidate knowledge.
- Make use of online English learning forums, where you can correct each other's compositions with other learners, share learning experiences and improve your writing ability.
Answered: Jan 06
Just use the free online resources; reading more and speaking more, you will see a progress.
Answered: Jan 02
You have to learn step by step. Grammar is the most important thing. Other things you should do is to practice and pratice do lots of reading and listening.
Answered: Jan 07
Use chantgpt like doubao
Answered: Jan 05
What does it mean? I don't understand.
Answered: April 13
Hello.I'm a Chinese.I'm glad to meet you.
Answered: April 10
Agree
Answered: April 05
Voc was closed.
Answered: March 30
What is soild?
Answered: Feb 12
Listening
- Listen to more English broadcasts, such as the English learning programs of BBC and the Special English of Voice of America (VOA). These resources can be obtained for free on their official websites or some English learning apps. Listening for about 30 minutes every day can help you get familiar with English pronunciation and intonation.
- You can use English movies and TV series to practice. Start with those with both Chinese and English subtitles, like "Friends". First, watch it once with both Chinese and English subtitles to understand the general content, and then watch it again with only English subtitles and try to understand the dialogues.
Speaking
- Practice pronunciation by yourself. You can use phonetic symbol learning apps, many of which are free, such as English phonetic symbol learning apps, to help you accurately master phonetic symbols and lay a solid foundation for pronunciation.
- Try to recite some simple and practical English sentences and dialogues, such as sentences in scenarios like daily greetings, shopping, and asking for directions. Try to use these sentences to express your own ideas in real life situations as much as possible.
Reading
- Start with simple English reading materials, like simplified versions of books such as "The Little Prince" and "Charlotte's Web". These books have free electronic resources online or can be borrowed from libraries. Read 1 to 2 pages every day to accumulate vocabulary and common grammatical expressions.
- Read English news, such as simple news reports from media like Reuters and The Guardian. Some news websites have special sections for simple English news to help you get familiar with commonly used words nowadays.
Writing
- You can start by writing an English diary, recording your daily life every day and trying to use the words and sentence structures you have learned that day. Regard it as a way to consolidate knowledge.
- Make use of online English learning forums, where you can correct each other's compositions with other learners, share learning experiences and improve your writing ability.
Answered: Jan 06
Just use the free online resources; reading more and speaking more, you will see a progress.
Answered: Jan 02
You have to learn step by step. Grammar is the most important thing. Other things you should do is to practice and pratice do lots of reading and listening.
Answered: Jan 07
Use chantgpt like doubao
Answered: Jan 05
What does it mean? I don't understand.
Answered: April 13