How about I learn English like this?

This is only one aspect.

Personally, I think that we should understand the basic things first, and only then can we have real results.

You can start simple: buy some simple English listening tapes and listen to them every day when you're fine. Then prepare a word list according to your personal level, and memorize dozens of words every day. Not only to memorize, but also to be able to use. It's best to buy some grammar books to read.

Usually read more English classics, if you have the ability to read the original, if the ability is not high, it is recommended that you go to the reading worm series or the bedside lamp series of English readings, which are very good. If you have time, draw down the new words in the book or write them down in your own notebook, and read them more if you have nothing to do.

If you like to watch movies, it's good, watch more original soundtracks, and memorize some classic lines. Of course, watching a movie is also to start with a simple one that suits you and choose for yourself.

Also, in your free time, put some good English materials that you can understand into ***, listen to them every day, and fill your ears.

When your English level reaches a certain height, you can try to chat with foreigners on the Internet, which is also helpful for your English learning, and communicate with those who have English learning experience.

Very good**, there are many English learners in it, communicate with them more.

When I do things, I think more about how these things should be expressed in English, and if I have good ability, try to convert what I say into English in my head.

If one day you can accurately express what you think in your head, what you say, and what others say in English, then you are half the battle!

That's fine, but you have to start simple, and I'm going to quote a phrase from Winnie English, and you have to learn to imitate. Imitate sentences from movie clips and wish you progress in your studies.

It is useful to listen to the subtitles at the beginning, then cover the subtitles and write, slowly listen without subtitles, knowing that you have mastered the sentences in the movie repeatedly, and there will be no problem with your listening and speaking.

My instructor said that the quickest and most direct way to improve your listening and speaking is to watch movies. But repeatedly, not in a hurry, and patiently

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When you read it for the first time, you should pay attention to both Chinese and English subtitles, in listening and pronunciation.

When you watch it the second time, try not to read the subtitles and listen carefully to the pronunciation.

The third time you read it, you have to listen and think about what he means.

By the time you watch it for the fourth or fifth time, you don't have to memorize the lines to understand what it means.

It's not that it's good to memorize the classic lines, it's true to understand what you say.

Not necessarily. What are you learning English for?

The stuff in the movie is a lot of colloquial stuff, and slang stuff.

If you don't know where to use it. It's self-defeating.

Not bad, it should improve by leaps and bounds.