To study English grammar effectively, start with the basics: learn the parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) and understand sentence structure (subject, verb, object).

Use a reliable grammar book or online resource for structured learning. Practice regularly with exercises and quizzes to reinforce what you've learned.

Read English texts to see grammar in context and improve comprehension. Write essays or keep a journal to apply your knowledge. Use grammar-check tools to spot and correct mistakes. Practice speaking to use grammar in real conversations.

Joining a study group or taking a course can also help. Consistency and regular practice are key to mastering English grammar.

But even though most people have undergone systematic learning through the college entrance examination, they still cannot speak English fluently after graduation.

In China, people learn English to pass tests; basically, it is about accumulating a good vocabulary.

Understand the concept of English grammar first. Then understand its thinking framework and have a general understanding of its content. Grammar is inseparable from words. Learning English grammar must be based on words. The two are inseparable. Build up your vocabulary by reading a lot. Watch American TV series adapt to the speed of English. Analyze the sentences, accumulate the wrong questions, and review them.

Use your newly acquired grammar to make sentences.