English experts help translate two sentences.

Stick to speaking, listening, reading and writing, and your English will be great.

First, talk more.

Create more opportunities for yourself to speak English with English teachers. When you meet classmates, especially with good friends, try to greet and talk about your feelings in English ... then you need to carry a small English-Chinese translation dictionary with you. When you meet new words, you don't have to remember them deliberately. If you use it a lot, the word will be remembered naturally. Never take learning English as a burden, and always take it as an interesting thing to do.

Maybe if you have a chance to meet a foreigner, you should boldly go up and say hello to him and talk about the weather, scenery and school ... just don't ask him personal questions such as his age and marriage history. Try to talk to him with some words and sentences you have learned. Soon you will find it much easier to talk with foreigners than to speak English with China people. Because he uses many simple words when he talks to you, and he doesn't pay much attention to expression. As long as the pronunciation is accurate, we will be able to communicate smoothly. You just have to be confident and dare to express your ideas.

It doesn't matter if you don't have the right partner. You can take a book or something as the object of imagination and talk about what you have seen and heard in a day, your happiness, your sadness and so on. If you insist on doing this, your spoken English will certainly be greatly improved.

Second, listen more.

Look for every opportunity to listen to English. When others talk in English, you should boldly participate and listen to the pronunciation of all kinds of people, regardless of gender, age, fast-paced and slow-paced. If such opportunities are rare, you can choose articles you don't know, which will be of great help to yourself. Listening to the tapes of the learned texts will be of great help to your language intonation learning.

Third, read more books.

"Reading" can be divided into two types. One is "silent reading". Practicing for a certain time every day will be of great benefit to you to improve your reading speed. What you read can be your textbook, but it's better to have some interesting little books, because the English college entrance examination now pays more and more attention to reading quantity and reading speed. The score of each question has a great relationship with your comprehension ability, so after three years of reading training in high school, you will definitely win the college entrance examination. The other is "reading aloud", which is an indispensable way to learn a language.

Fourth, write more.

Some students always complain that time is tight and they have no time to write their compositions. In fact, there are many forms of "writing", and it is not necessary to improve writing ability just by writing. For example, write down some important things that happened in your day, or learn a phrase that day. You can create a context and use the word appropriately. This will help you remember the usage of this word and exercise your writing ability.

It doesn't take much time to learn English. Walking 10 minutes can practice "talking". You can read English novels for a while after dinner and listen to English for a few minutes before going to bed, which can make you have a better rest ... As long as you spend some time practicing English every day, your English score will definitely improve quickly.

Method 2:

People often ask: What is the secret of learning English? To tell the truth, if you want to master a language, there is really no shortcut without the necessary language environment.

To sum up, there are only four words: hard work. I'm definitely not just saying nice things. According to my experience in learning English in recent years, only after a long time can we achieve a qualitative leap through quantitative change. I remember there was a time when I felt that my English progress was too slow after my efforts, so I deliberately relaxed for a few days. Who knows that when I started studying again, I obviously felt that I had regressed a lot. From then on, I made a motto for myself: "Never leave your fist, never leave your mouth" and persevere. Interest is very important for learning English well. As Einstein said, "Interest is the best teacher". My interest in learning English greatly stimulated my thirst for knowledge. Some people say that a high level of English is the capital for finding an ideal job or even going abroad in the future. This is of course good, but besides, I think English is a window that shows us a vast world and a novel scene. When I can communicate with foreign friends in English, learn about foreign society, history, science and culture, and get first-hand information, I really understand the benefits of mastering a language.

To learn English well, a set of scientific learning methods is essential. Due to different personal circumstances, mechanical application is not feasible. But I believe that everyone can create a set of distinctive and effective learning methods as long as they carefully experience and gradually explore. Here, I want to share with you some experiences in learning English for your reference. Although I had a good English foundation in middle school, I still deeply felt my own gap when I first entered the university. To have certain listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, you must first master 5000 to 8000 words. As a high school graduate, my vocabulary was really poor. So, I decided to expand my vocabulary quickly as the main breakthrough. Some students like to recite manuals with large vocabulary, which I find boring and not conducive to flexible use. So I focus on reading, vocabulary and reading go hand in hand, get twice the result with half the effort. In order to expand my vocabulary quickly, I chose some reading materials that were difficult for us at that time from the beginning. There are generally twenty or thirty new words in thousands of words. These articles cover a wide range, including vocabulary in many fields.

I usually adopt the "two-reading method", that is, the first time focuses on training reading ability, and the second time focuses on expanding vocabulary and cultivating language sense. When I started reading training, I referred to the book Active Readers. First, improve reading speed. Concentrate on reading an article of moderate length, write down the starting and ending time, and calculate the reading amount per unit time. It has become my habit to force myself to read quickly. In the first reading process, I focused on training speed, mastering the general idea and basic structure of the article, and finding out problems so as to solve them in further reading. There are two key points in the second reading: first, expand vocabulary. The specific way is: read the article again, look up the new words, write them down in a notebook and take them out when you have time. I never recite words all the time. When learning other content is inefficient, it is best for me to recite words. It doesn't take long to recite each time, but it is repeated many times. I used an English-Chinese dictionary at that time because I didn't think English explanations were easy to remember. In the initial stage of expanding vocabulary, it is most important to understand the meaning of words. In this way, with the increase of reading and the broadening of my scope, my vocabulary has also advanced by leaps and bounds. Later, when preparing for TOEFL, GRE and other exams, I began to recite vocabulary manuals and explain them in English to understand the exact meaning of words and the language environment I used.

The second focus of the second reading is to cultivate a sense of language. Carefully appreciate the wonderful language and pay attention to the use and collocation of words. I often read aloud or even recite some paragraphs. Doing so is conducive to strengthening the sense of language; Lay the foundation for writing. Through this method of second reading, what I read is generally very impressive in my mind, and it also improves the utilization rate of reading materials. I attach great importance to the choice of reading materials. Not just from the interest, on the contrary, consciously read some articles about popular science, history, philosophy and so on that you don't know much about or even are not interested in. In addition, for different training purposes, I also selected reading materials with different content difficulties. For example, when reading quickly, you can choose articles with small vocabulary and short length; English and American newspapers and magazines should be selected for reading training focusing on enlarging vocabulary and broadening horizons. In addition, I also pay attention to step by step, and choose the corresponding reading materials according to the changes of my English level at different stages. In listening, speaking, reading and writing, I have benefited a lot from reading. Through conscious reading, on the one hand, we can expand our vocabulary, on the other hand, we can cultivate our sense of language. And I think these two aspects are the two pillars of mastering a language. As for listening, speaking and writing, I have not received special training. Read more books, have a large vocabulary and a strong sense of language. As long as you practice more, your ability in these three aspects will naturally improve.

In listening and speaking, English radio and original movies are excellent media. Besides, it is quite effective to take every possible opportunity to talk with foreign friends and try to imitate them. As for writing, in the primary stage of not reading enough, don't rush to write by yourself, but learn to imitate some classic chapters. I have memorized the third volume of New Concept English and some wonderful chapters in the intensive reading textbook, and often use the morning time to read aloud or listen to the radio. In this way, I heard idiomatic English in my ears and saw idiomatic English in my eyes. As time went on, I learned to speak and write. Someone asked me: How can I get high marks in various English exams? In fact, I don't have any special test-taking countermeasures. On the basis of the gradual improvement of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, as long as you do some simulation questions and understand the characteristics of various exams, your grades will naturally not be bad. In my opinion, it is better to be down-to-earth and accumulate bit by bit than to engage in sea tactics on the eve of the exam. In my opinion, the "trick" to learn English well is nothing more than hard work and skilled work. Because I am convinced that success is natural.