How To Learn English

Tips and ideas on the best ways to learn English faster.

Tips for Beginners

1. You are like a new baby
   Babies learn their language slowly.
   First they learn to listen.
   Then they learn to talk.
   Finally, they can read and write.
2. Listen to English every day
   Listen to English radio.
   Watch English TV.
   Go to English movies.
   Use online lessons.
3. Make an English/ESL friend
   Make up conversations.
   Practise dialogues.
   Use beginner textbooks.
4. Read English stories
   Start with children's storybooks.
   Try ESL readers.
   Read advertisements, signs and labels.
   Try EnglishClub.com for Young Learners.
5. Write down new words
   Start a vocabulary (new word) notebook.
   Write words in alphabetical order (A...B...C...).
   Make example sentences.
   Always use an English-English dictionary first.
6. Keep an English diary
   Start with one sentence.
   How do you feel?
   How is the weather?
   What did you do today?
   Write another sentence tomorrow.

How to Hear English Everywhere

Two simple definitions

to hear: to receive sound with the ears

to listen: to try to hear

You are very good at languages. That's obvious, because you already speak one language very well - your own! And if you can learn and speak one language well, then you can certainly learn and speak one or more other languages 

But did you ever ask yourself: "How did I learn my own language?" In fact, you never really "learned" it at all - you just started speaking it. One day, when you were about two or three years old, you started speaking your language. A few words at first, not full sentences. But you spoke. And very soon you made progress without even thinking about it. It was like magic 

But it wasn't magic. It was the result of hearing. For two to three years before you spoke, you heard people speaking your language all day, and maybe all night. You heard people speaking your language. Maybe you listened to people, but more importantly you heard. them. Then, as if by magic, you started to speak. All that hearing was necessary for you to start speaking. For two to three years words went IN to your head. Then words came OUT of your head! That is why hearing (and listening to) English as much as possible is so important to you now. The more English you put in, the more you'll get out 

So how can you hear a lot of English when you're not in an English-speaking country or family? Fortunately, there are many ways of hearing English in almost all countries of the world 

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Tips for Beginners

 You are like a new baby
 Babies learn their language slowly
First they learn to listen
Then they learn to talk
Finally, they can read and write

Listen to English every day
Listen to English radio
Watch English TV
Go to English movies
Use online lessons

Make an English/ESL friend
Make up conversations
Practise dialogues
Use beginner textbooks

Read English stories
Start with children's storybooks
Try ESL readers
Read advertisements, signs and labels
Try EnglishClub.com for Young Learners

Write down new words
Start a vocabulary (new word) notebook
Write words in alphabetical order (A...B...C
Make example sentences
Always use an English-English dictionary first

Keep an English diary
Start with one sentence
How do you feel?
How is the weather
What did you do today
Write another sentence tomorrow

Source: englishclub.com