Who told me how to read English? How do I pronounce in English?

HTT how to learn English well, I have summarized the following points. FYI.

First of all, to learn English well, the most important thing is to be interested. As the saying goes: interest is the best teacher.

We were taught English by a young teacher who was very funny and always let us give lectures and skits on our own. The vivid English teaching made me have a strong interest in English.

It's not enough to be interested, we also have to know how to learn.

Let's talk about memorizing words first! For many students, memorizing words is undoubtedly a painful task. When I memorize words, I don't memorize them one by one in the word book, which makes it easy for people to get bored and forget.

I draw a few backs on each page, and it's very random. In normal times, we can make some small cards, write down the difficult ones on them, and come out and read them whenever we have time, or we can put some cards at the bedside and look at them a few times every day before going to bed. It is more effective to have a charade with your dormitory classmates before going to bed.

Every time, everyone guesses the words they learned that day, so that they can remember it firmly. Of course, the most important thing in memorizing words is to review them continuously.

Students have a headache with reading comprehension, one is the time is tight, and the other is difficult to understand. If you're short on time, I'll teach you a trick. That is, treat each practice as an exam, set a time limit for yourself, and guess what you can't finish.

Over time, you will have an invisible alarm clock in your mind, so that you always have a sense of urgency when working on the problem. After practicing for a long time, you will get used to it.

For comprehension, I feel that we should broaden the scope of reading. We can read English newspapers or magazines. When I was a freshman, I watched "English Salon" in both Chinese and English.

Later, as my vocabulary increased, I began to read English newspapers. I often read Shanghai Star. The newspaper covers a wide range of topics, and is relatively shallow and easy to understand.

When I read the newspaper, I don't like to look it up word by word, guess new words when I come across them, and copy good words and phrases when I come across them. In the past three years, I have several such small excerpts. In short, reading English newspapers can not only absorb more knowledge, but also cultivate a sense of language and practice reading speed.

Hearing is also a headache for everyone. To improve listening ability, it is not enough to use listening tapes alone. There are other ways to do this, such as listening to the news in English.

I often listen to Live It Up Shanghai, which aired at 11 o'clock at night on Shanghai 990. Another way is to go to the English Corner. I've been at the English Corner since last year, where a large group of English lovers get together and talk and talk in English.

Sometimes there is also the opportunity to have intimate contact with foreigners. Speak more and listen more, and your listening and speaking skills will improve unconsciously.

To learn English, you must also learn to be a caring person. Every time you see an English signboard on the street or an English abbreviation on the Internet, have you ever thought about its full name? BBS, everyone has used it, but do you know that its full name is bulletin board system?

You will know when you learn phonetic transcription.

I. i eng [ mei [a].

Dictionary]i; me; my; we; us; our; one; anyone; self;

example sentence]don't pester me; i’ve got to attend to business.

Don't follow me mushrooms, I still have to do something.

My English is: i'm；English pronunciation: [a m].

The i am phonetic transcription is: [a m].

Detailed explanation: 1. i English [a].

pron.I.

n.Iodine; English letter i

2. AM English [ m] American [ m].

abbr.(=amplitude modulation)

vi.(used in the first person singular present tense) is;

aux.(Joined with v-ing to form the present continuous tense, and with v-ed to form passive voice).

I am in English: i am

Read [a m].

i[aɪ]pron.I.

am[əm; æm]

v.is (the first person singular present tense of be).

The English word for " I am is i am or the condensed form i'm。i am can be homophonized as "a ai ai mu", i'm can be homophonized as "Aaimu".

I am translated from English to Chinese is i am

I am. In English, we can say this:

yes, i am.

I mean: I mean. i don't mean:

I'm not saying. i mean that it's all the same to me.I mean, for me, it's exactly the same.

i mean i like you both.I mean, I like both of you.

1. The English word for "masking me" is "i", and the phonetic transcription is [a]. In addition to the meaning of "I" (referring to oneself as the subject of the verb), the word "i" also means "(especially for maps) islands, archipelagos".

2. When "i" is used as the meaning of "I", it is the nominative form of "I", which means to think brightly, and in addition, "i" also has the accusative form of "me". The "i" mainly acts as the subject component in the sentence and the "me" mainly acts as the object difference state component in the sentence.

i; me; my

The hardest thing to tell is that.

Me: i, me

i means that he is the boss, and he will always have to capitalize (unless he is deliberately lowercase) me means that he has a lower status, and he will always have to write in small blind code (unless he is deliberately capitalized) the source of the mountain god.

-Contrast--

I kiss you (I'm kissing) I kiss you

You kiss me

I love you

You love tease me

I help you

You help me (I am helped) you hlep me

I hit you

You hit me

1. The English word for "I" is "i", and the phonetic transcription is [a].

2. In addition to the meaning of "I" (referring to oneself and being the subject of the verb), the word "i" also has the meaning of "(especially used in maps) islands, archipelagos".

3. When "i" is used as the meaning of "I", it is the nominative form of "I", and in addition, "i" also has the accusative form of "me". The "i" mainly acts as the subject component in the sentence and the "me" mainly acts as the object component in the sentence.

Here's the answer:1. My English sayings are: i; my; me; we。

2. i, pronunciation: English [a] American [a].

3. my, pronunciation: English [ma], American [ma].

4. me, pronunciation: English [mi], American [mi].

5, we, pronunciation: English [wi; wi ] beauty [wi; wiː]。

The hardest thing to tell is that.

Me: i, me

i means that he is the boss and will always be uppercase (unless deliberately lowercase) me means that he is of lower status and will always be lowercase (unless intentionally uppercase) --contrast --

I kiss you (I Bena back in the pro) I kiss you

You kiss me

I love you

You love me

I help you

You help me (I am helped) you hlep me

I hit you

You hit me

telltell, an English word, transitive verb, intransitive verb, noun, when used as a transitive verb, means "to tell, to say; Discern; Enjoin; to assert", when used as an intransitive verb, means "to tell; denunciation, leakage; identify", which when used as a noun means "the name of a person; (UK, Germany, Sweden) Tel; (Luo, Italian) Tyre; (Arab) thal".

The basic meaning is to "tell", "tell", "tell" something in words or words, emphasizing the expression of the thought without emphasizing the way of expression. By extension, it can mean "command", "entrust", "order", "determine", "distinguish, discern", "divulge secrets", "guess", "produce effects", etc.

It can be used as both an intransitive and a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a noun, a pronoun, a verb infinitive with interrogative words, or a wh- clause is used as an object. It can also be followed by a double object, whose direct object can be a noun or pronoun, or a verb infinitive with an interrogative word or that wh- clause, and its indirect object can be transformed into an object of the preposition.