What should I do if I can t memorize the 26 letters of English?

It is necessary to master the correct learning methods.

You have to pass the voice level. Pronunciation is the first level of learning English. If you don't master the correct pronunciation, you won't dare to read aloud and have conversations, and your sentences won't be catchy, and follow-up training will be difficult.

Listen carefully to the teacher's pronunciation and tapes, practice boldly, imitate repeatedly, and contrast and correct. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. For Chinese students, it is not a one-day task to achieve complete pronunciation, and it takes confidence and patience to succeed.

Have the right attitude towards learning.

Be diligent and hard-working. There is no shortcut to learning English, and it takes a lot of hard work to really master English and use it freely. Hard work is to do a lot of listening, speaking, reading, and writing training to make all kinds of skills to the point of proficiency.

Be persistent.

Since learning English is a process of practicing kung fu, it is not so easy. Don't be afraid of difficulties and keep learning. Learning is like sailing against the current, if you don't advance, you will retreat, and the most taboo is "three days of fishing, two days of drying nets". It is necessary to accumulate over time and make long-term efforts. People are noble and ambitious, and learning is expensive.

If you are teaching children, you can teach them in various forms such as playing games, singing, and doing movements.

You can buy an English disc and learn the 26 English letters with the storyline like a child's treasure hunt, just like watching a cartoon.

Don't put too much pressure on your child, she will be disgusted and lose interest in learning English. When teaching her, don't teach too much at a time, and then teach others after learning it, and she can't accept too much, so she can't learn.

The 26 English letters are: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z, and their corresponding lowercases are: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, U, V, W, scrambling x, y, z.

The 26 English alphabets are derived from the 22 letters of the Phoenicians, who borrowed ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs into their pinyin scripts, using hieroglyphs to represent pronunciation rather than meaning, and then modified by the ancient Greeks and Romans with empty bridges, and gradually became the English alphabet we use today. The English alphabet is like a radical in Chinese characters, where one or more English letters form a word.

Evolutionary History: In ancient Egypt, "A" is a picture of a "bull's head"; "b" is a picture that means "home" or "yard"; "c" and "g" are drawings that represent "curved rulers"; "D" is a drawing that means "door leaf"; "E" is a drawing that represents a "man who raises his hands and shouts"; "f", "v", "y" are drawings that indicate "sticks" or "sticks".

h" is a picture that means "a scroll of hemp silk"; "i" is a drawing that means "hand"; "K" is a drawing that means "palm"; "M" is a drawing that means "water"; "n" is a drawing that means "snake"; "o" is a drawing that means "eye"; "P" is a drawing that means "mouth"; "Q" is a drawing that means "rope loop"; "R" is a drawing that means "human head". The "s" and "x" are drawings that denote "hilly land" or "fish"; "t" is a drawing that means "vertical cross"; "z" is a drawing that means "prying" or "arrow".

By the 2nd century BC, the Latin alphabet had included these 23 letters. Later, for the convenience of engraving and handwriting, and in order to distinguish the vowel "v" from the consonant "v", the lower part of the original "v" was changed to a circle and the vowel "u"; The two "Vs" were joined together to create a "W" for consonants, and this "W" appeared in the 11th century.

Later, the "i" was slightly changed to create a consonant "j". In this way, the original 23 letters plus the three letters "u", "w", and "j" constitute a 26-letter alphabet. In the Middle Ages, the Latin alphabet was largely formalized, and later Western scripts (including English, of course) evolved from it.

The 26 letters are read as follows:

b (glass), p (slope), m (touch), f (budd), d (de), t (special), n (what), l (le), g (brother), k (branch), h (drink), j (base), q (deceit), x (xi).

zh (know), ch (蚩), sh (poem), r (day), z (capital), c (female), s (thought), y (one), w (house).

A (ah, hail high), o (oh), e (goose), ai (mourning) ei (eh), ao (concave), ou (ou), an (an), en (en), ang (ang).

eng (the finals of Heng), ong (the finals of the boom).

I (clothes), ia (ya), ie (yes), iao (waist), iou (worry), ian (smoke), in (cause) iang (yang), iong (yong).

U (U), ua (frog), uai (crooked), uan (bend), uen (weng), uang (wang), ueng (warm).

迂), e (about), üan (injustice), ün (halo).

1. a a

2. b b

3. c c

4. d d

5. e e

6. f f

7. g g

8. h h

9. i i

10. j j

11. k k

12. l l

13. m m

14. n n

15. o o

16. p p

17. q q

18. r r

19. s s

20. t t

21. u u

22. v v

23. w w

24. x x

25. y y

26. z z

b, p, m, f, d, t, n, l, g, k, h, j, q, x, zh, ch, sh, r, z, c, s, y, w

Single vowel: a, o, e, i, u, ü

Compound vowels: ai, ei, ui, ao, ou, iu, ie, üe, er

Prenasal vowels: an, en, in, un, ün

Posterior nasal vowels: ang, eng, ing, ong

Recognize syllables as a whole: zhi, chi, shi, ri, zi, ci, si, yi, wu, yu, ye, yue, yuan, yin, yun, ying

First sound. Second tone.

The third tone. Fourth tone.

Fifth tone.

A few days ago, a student who wanted to learn English consulted me and asked me, can I learn English so bad that I can't read 26 letters?

Actually, whether you can learn it or not, this question should come from yourself.

Although it is said that learning anything, if a person is gifted, he can save a lot of time and can learn quickly, we always envy those who are gifted and think how easy it is for them to learn.

In fact, tolerance may have something to do with talent, but whether you can learn it or not has nothing to do with talent.

As long as you feel that you can learn and have the determination to learn, you will definitely learn.

I have taught many students, and they also started from scratch and have no talent, but they are very serious and attentive in their studies. Every day, no matter how busy I am, I will take time to review, memorize words, follow the teacher step by step, and stick to it, and the effect will be obvious. From being completely zero-based to being able to communicate with foreigners boldly, it is no problem to be able to write some English feelings and express your thoughts in English.

It's totally achievable. So, for you, it's the same. It's not about talent, it's about your determination.

So, don't ask if you can learn it, as long as you want to, you will definitely be able to. What you have to ask yourself is, whether you want it or not, how much you think about it, and whether you have made up your mind to learn it well.

If you just want to learn, but you don't take action and don't have determination, then no matter what you do, you can't just learn English.

After all, all the choices and endings of life are all in your own thoughts.

The order of the 26 letters can be memorized with the help of alphabet songs, and it is easy to memorize them in a simple and fun way sung with a melody.

You can also use a game to memorize, write down the case of the 26 letters with small cards, and then shuffle the order, match the case within the specified time, and then sort again. Finally, check for errors based on the correct case and order. It's fun and relaxing, and the impression is deepened when this size is paired wrong.

Hope it helps

Here's how to memorize:

1. Skillfully use ballads to distinguish glyphs:

When encountering similar letters, you can use songs to strengthen your memory.

For example, D and B, "a pair of scissors is divided into two halves, the lower left circle DDD, and the lower right circle BBB".

u and n, "opening up uuu, opening down nnn".

m and n, "one door is n, and the second door is m".

Second, skillfully use songs to remember the stroke order:

1. "Uppercase letters a, e, f, h, lowercase letters f and t, and finally tie the belt." The meaning of this sentence tells the child that the letters have a horizontal line, such as "a, e, f, h, f, t", etc., and the horizontal line in the middle is like a belt, and it should be written last.

2. "Lowercase letters I and J, wear a small hat when you go out." Lowercase letters such as "i, j", etc., and the point on the top is like a small hat, and it should also be written last.

3. Use familiar things:

1. The letter "e" is like a building, and the exterior wall must be built before the roof can be built, so it is necessary to write the vertical fold first, and then write two horizontal.

2. The letter "F" resembles a flag. Explanation: "If you want to plant the flag of F, you must first write the flagpole correctly, and then write it first." ”

3. The origin of the English alphabet is expressed in a diagram.

a bull's head, b house, bird's beak c, g corner, d gate , e man with both hands raised, f sand grain , h lotus, i hand, k emperor , l whip, m water or wave , n nose, o round thing, p mouth, q, r human head, s sun, sand dune , t cross , v dragon , x cross , z lightning.

English Vocabulary Memorization Skills:

English is the phonics language, and most of the words conform to the phonics rules. Memorize according to letter combinations and pronunciation rules, and if you can read a word, you will be able to spell it. Therefore, as long as the pronunciation is accurate, most words are relatively easy to spell according to the pronunciation.

When learning new words, first pronounce the pronunciation of the words accurately, and then memorize the words according to the phonics rules.

When remembering words, focus on memorizing vowel letters and letter combinations containing vowel letters. Because the pronunciation of consonant letters is relatively simple, it is basically the same as the phonetic transcription of letters, while vowel letters are more complex, with different pronunciations in open syllables and closed syllables, different letters and letter combinations have the same pronunciation, and the same letters have different pronunciations.

Therefore, when memorizing words, first read the words accurately, and then carefully see which vowel or letter combination pronounces this sound, remember the vowels or letter combinations, and the words will be basically remembered.

1. Put 26 words in the English book to respect the mother card. Take a look and ask your child to remember what they look like. If you can, let them draw it themselves, and count how many there are in total, and if they get it right, they will be given a small reward.

2. It is to arrange the letters neatly, let them draw their favorite words Zen liquid mother, and tell the children that this is not the English alphabet, how many are counted?

3. Watch the children draw their favorite letters and tell them what to read. Don't tell too much the first time, they will get tired, keep it fresh!

5. Let the child learn the alphabet song to teach you, and let him or her be a little teacher. Teach you to sing. At the same time, let them pick up the pen in their hands and teach you to write, so that their interest in learning will be high, and they will learn it willingly.

6. Learning is a step-by-step process, there is a study corner on the wall at home, and the letters of learning are placed. Cumulative learning progress. I believe that the children have already laughed!