Have you ever opened a page of an English article full of unfamiliar words and exclaimed, "This is too hard"?As a former ** English novice who wants to learn, I completely understand this feeling. But please believe that with the right approach, patience and perseverance, the road to learning English is not difficult.
1.Find learning resources that are suitable for beginners
First of all, choose an English textbook that is suitable for your level. You don't have to be too difficult to discourage your motivation to learn. I recommend New Concept English, which is step-by-step and suitable for beginners.
It's hard to get started!Especially when you start learning English at a certain age!
Therefore, I would like to remind friends who learn English from scratch to pay attention to the fact that getting started is the most critical, and many people follow the wrong teacher when they get started, so they must find a good English training institution for beginner learning, find a good teacher, and start from the most basic!
Many people will worry about the cost of training, in fact, there are many ** English learning institutions that charge much cheaper than physical institutions, and they can also try out formal courses for free!
I am hereGaotu EnglishThe one-on-one course of the foreign teacher, ** is very affordable, 30 yuan a class, the foreign teacher is indeed very responsible, and the tutor of the returnee, haha, the appearance is also professional, will point out your grammar, words, pronunciation mistakes, and give some suggestions, I think the main thing at present is to dare to speak, Gaotu English's foreign teachers are really doing a good job in this area!
2.Developing a sense of language begins with listening and speaking
*Learning English for beginners can't just stay on paper. Use fragmented time, such as on your commute to work, listen to English-language radio, audiobooks, or podcasts. You can also try watching an English movie or TV series, and choose a version with Chinese and English subtitles to develop a sense of language first. After that, gradually transition to listening only to English subtitles.
3.Reading opens the door to the English-speaking world
To get started, you can choose some simple, short English articles, and gradually increase the difficulty and length. At the same time, build your own vocabulary book, record the new words encountered in reading, and review them frequently.
4.Writing exercises reinforce what has been learned
Try to write a simple diary or essay in English, even if it's just a record of the little things that happened that day. Writing not only reinforces what you have learned, but also gives you a deeper understanding of English grammatical structures.
5.Find a learning partner to progress together
Study with a friend who also wants to learn English. You can supervise and encourage each other, and you can also practice conversations in simulated situations.
6.Be patient and keep learning
Language learning is a long-term process, and don't expect to become proficient in a short period of time. Keep studying time every day, even if it's just ten minutes, and slowly you will find your own progress.
Looking back on the learning path of ** English novices in the past, I know that it is not easy. But I always believe that as long as we take the first step bravely, and then take it step by step, we will eventually reach our destination. I hope my experience can help you a little bit, and I wish you all the best in your English studies!