Why do you want to learn English grammar? What are the benefits of learning it? Why did you study for six years?

Whether you have the opportunity to survive and develop abroad depends on whether you have the opportunity to express yourself and communicate with others. If you learn stupid French, it will be difficult for you to go abroad.

First of all, oral practice needs "thick skin". Don't be afraid of mistakes and jokes. Dare to speak is the premise of practicing oral English well.

There are several ways to practice:

(1) Answer questions actively in class and take an active part in oral practice.

(2) Learn to "talk to yourself" and repeat what you have learned in a foreign language. If possible, ask others to help correct it.

(3) Pairing with classmates and friends, speaking and practicing one-on-one, learning from each other and correcting each other.

(4) If possible, it is very useful to have more contact with foreigners who speak French.

(5) Insist on reading early, and it is best to find a shady or quiet place every morning and study for half an hour.

To improve oral English, we need to start from the following points:

First, French pronunciation.

Through hard training, we can pronounce accurately and clearly. In intonation, we should pay more attention to imitating pure French pronunciation. The speed and flow of speech should also meet the standard of uniform French speaking.

Second, vocabulary accumulation.

There are thousands of French words, and the accumulated work cannot be completed overnight. We should make a long-term plan for ourselves, step by step, every little makes a mickle, and consciously accumulate more vocabulary about international politics, diplomacy and popular science and technology. Only in this way can we reduce the embarrassment of "hate words when used". Some students may ask, how much vocabulary is enough? The answer is the more the better!

Third, the ability to guess.

Why do the communication between French and French, China and China seldom lead to ambiguity? This is because they can "guess" each other. Our teaching does not advocate "guessing". But I think guessing is very important for learning spoken French well. If you don't understand a word in communication, you can't look it up in the dictionary at once. At this time, you need to guess to bridge the gap, otherwise communication will be interrupted.

Fourth, the accumulation of sentence patterns.

Generally speaking, there are as many sentence patterns as there are transitive verbs, but there are only one or two hundred basic sentence patterns. For example, this sentence is like a railroad track, and that sentence is like a locomotive. Words cannot be separated from sentence patterns.

Fifth, simplify complex sentences.

Learn to say simple sentences. Spoken sentences don't need some flowery words. Our purpose is to express our thoughts clearly and what we want to say so that the other party can understand.

Sixth, the usage of verbs (transitive and intransitive).

Verbs are the soul of French sentences, and the mastery of verbs directly affects our oral expression ability, so we should pay attention to the study of verbs in our daily French learning process.

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