Tell me how you are learning English now. composition

Is there a shortcut to learning English? Cultivating interest is the most important? In today’s era where every second counts and information is developed, the cultivation of Chinese language skills will not only be a homework in school, whether it is trade, study abroad, diplomacy, or sightseeing Travel, even exams, employment, and promotion all require foreign languages. In recent years, due to the frequent foreign trade and the introduction of science and technology, the trend of learning English has become fashionable. According to survey reports, the English-speaking population in China has increased dozens of times in the past ten years, and the number of people studying has exceeded 5 million, and the proportion is still increasing. According to experts, in another five years, those who do not understand English will become "illiterates." It is easy to become unemployed, so learning foreign languages ????is a compulsory course for modern people. However, among the large number of learners, 1/3 have given up learning due to lack of interest and cannot speak fluent English. ?Professor Yan Yuanshu from the Department of Foreign Languages ??and Literature at National Taiwan University, a well-known language expert in China, said: To learn English well, you must first overcome "psychological barriers." Learning English is just like learning anything else, and your mentality is very important. Never feel resentful. Many young people frown when they see English. They let their brains tell themselves: "I don't like English!" This kind of preconception kills the hope of learning English from the beginning. From birth to death, a person is always associated with language. English and Chinese are both languages. You will not dislike them at all; at least, there is nothing you like or dislike. Language is like drinking water, can you stop drinking it? Therefore, whether you like English or not is all a matter of day after tomorrow. For example, if you didn’t do a good job at the beginning and saw the English words “I don’t know where to start”; or you don’t like the English teacher, and if you hate the teacher, you will hate taking English classes; and other reasons why people throw away English textbooks. And sigh, but this is not the real reason. Even if you regard English as a necessary evil, life is language. If someone says: "I don't like Chinese," it is equivalent to saying "I don't like life." Go down.” You must learn from this evil, because this is the inevitable trend of the times. People who will succeed are those who are good at turning "necessary things" into "good things." Turn dislike into interest. Therefore, the most urgent task when learning English is to "cultivate interest." ?Learning English at an early age has long formed a social trend. Those who learn English at an early stage will take advantage of it in exams and job hunting. In order to give you fairness, catch up with the trend of the times, and avoid being eliminated, starting from the new year, we will formulate a set of Plan to learn English well and enrich yourself. ?Currently, domestic students regard English as the most difficult subject. Some people even cannot write the complete twenty-six letters until graduation. Although most of them can read a little, when it comes to "listening", "speaking" and "Write" makes me dumbfounded. The reason is lack of learning and no correct learning method. Do the following problems often occur when we study English books? ?1.?Can you only speak some simple English sentences but cannot fully express your meaning because you are worried about grammatical errors? ?2.?Do you often forget the words and grammatical rules you have memorized? ?3.?When you speak English, do you think Chinese first and then try to translate it into English? ?4.?Do you feel that you have spent a lot of time in vain and still cannot grasp the key points of learning English? ?5.?Do you feel that your "reading ability" in English is stronger than your "listening" and "speaking" abilities. ?6.?Do you sometimes listen to Americans speaking and seem to understand them, but you have to think again to understand the meaning, but every time you stop to think, you miss the next sentence? ?Why do we repeatedly read grammar and memorize words, but cannot use them immediately because we are not familiar with the sentence patterns? We always memorize and forget them, and cannot learn English well. In fact, there are three major requirements for learning English well: (1) Cultivating correct "grammatical habits." (2) Train the ability to think in English. (3) Carry out actual conversation practice. ?According to the natural learning rules of language, to learn English, you must first listen, speak, and then read, and then write. Students who do not understand English cannot read or write English well, which means they must learn first. "Listen, speak" - gt; "language" and then study "wen", that is, study grammar.

We used to learn Mandarin and Taiwanese based on this natural principle. When Americans learn English or Japanese, they are not stupid enough to learn grammar first. If you learn "grammar" first and then when you want to speak, you will have to think about grammar, and you will not be able to speak. Speak fluent sentences. Question: When you say "I'm very thirsty and want to drink a can of Coke" in Taiwanese or Mandarin, do you think about the grammar: I-gt; subject, mouth-gt; noun, thirsty-gt; adjective, drink -gt; verb, coke -gt; noun. I believe it will never happen. Why? Because our ears have developed correct grammatical habits. Therefore, when learning English, you should first train yourself to listen more, get used to correct English pronunciation and colloquialism, and try to imitate it. Don't be afraid, listen more and dare to speak. This is the most important thing. As for learning "reading and writing" Secondly, that is to say, the pronunciation and tones of English are first developed as a habit, and then supplemented by the powerful combination of "sound and thought" in the second stage, so as to produce an intuitive response, which is in line with human language learning. The two major environmental principles, the concept of "language first, literature second" must be established, so that learning a language can get twice the result with half the effort. ?After we develop the correct usage of grammatical habits, we must pay more attention to one thing: when we speak English, we always think of Chinese first and then translate it into English. Once we understand the meaning of this paragraph, it will stay in our mind Just a deep impression of Chinese, but a vague impression of English itself. In fact, only when we completely break away from the Chinese stereotypes and allow ourselves to enter a comprehensive thinking environment in English, the ideal words and structures in our minds will be English, and we will naturally look for the correct English that matches them. ?