Can you tell me a story?

Three potential logics in English learning;

Logic one, ears first.

When you decide to study English seriously, the first thing to do is not to buy a grammar book, but to train your ears and start to recognize and accept the unique sounds brought by this new language. Just like learning to sing an English song, you don't need to learn English grammar for several years, and you don't need to have any theoretical basis in English. You can imitate this song by listening to it repeatedly.

As non-native English speakers, everyone's starting line is the same. Whoever can learn to adjust his ears first, listen carefully and actively adapt to new sounds will learn English well first.

Logic 2: Don't always try to translate.

Skip the step of translating into your mother tongue in your mind, and you can learn to think directly in English, otherwise you will always be practicing "translation". Think about English problems within the framework of English. When you can do this, when your spoken English can really "blurt out".

Logic three, don't always want to translate.

Skip the step of translating into your mother tongue in your mind, and you can learn to think directly in English, otherwise you will always be practicing "translation". Think about English problems within the framework of English. When you can do this, when your spoken English can really "blurt out".