Is there a way to learn english faster?
Hallo everyone, I and the other new member need help from you. As we know, we are the beginner english learner got some problem to understand this language, like can't understand when we watch a conversation of movie or some video, confused what their said on the video, defficulity when we want to speak, fear of being wrong in the use of the verb. Do you have a special trick, to cope with such things?
Thanks Before. Sory my english not good :)
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Until the day of his death.
This is unfortunately my situation: usually I understand the main point of sentence but it hard for me to say something. Because I don't know some words.
I know I must be hard-working and I must increase my vocabulary.
About "How to learn English faster": I think that the best way to learn some language is to live some time in the country where this language is native. But unfortunately not always exist such opportunity...
If you would like to talk with people, it's very useful to learn some small talk. Here is one useful site: www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/smalltalk/smalltalk.htm
Besides that it's very useful to learn a group of basic words for each topic. If you learn 10 nouns + 10 verbs + 10 adjectives/adverbs for the topic, you can make 1000 combinations... That's quit a lot, isn't it?
First, some theory. Learning English is a process. The language consists of words and collocations/idioms. It is linguistic units. The words and collocations are connected by certain rules. It is a grammar. You have to know well both linguistic units and grammar.
And now about the practice. English is a language, not a science. And so you need to learn linguistic units and grammar directly in practice. You need to communicate and write in English extracting experience and knowledge from it. That is why the learning English is a process. It is the process of acquiring experience and practical knowledge.
On this basis, you need to find activity which will be of interest to you. This activity will your motivation. Motivation is the most important condition of successful learning language.
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I would like to share my personal experience. I'm a supporter of a practical systematic approach.
First, some theory. Learning English is a process. The language consists of words and collocations/idioms. It is formed from linguistic units. The words and collocations are connected by certain rules: grammar. You have to know linguistic units and grammar.
And now for the practice. English is a language, not a science, and so you need to learn linguistic units and grammar in practice. You need to communicate and write in English extracting experience and knowledge from it. That is why learning English is a process. It is the process of acquiring experience and practical knowledge.
On this basis, you need to find activities which are of interest to you. This activity will be your motivation. Motivation is the most important condition for successfully learning any language.