There is an urgent need for daily expressions of English communicative language!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Learning English in an environment is the most important thing.

I am 17 and attend high school in Canada. My dad is about your age. When he first came to Canada, his English was also very poor.

Due to the limited conditions, the TV is basically in English, and he goes to English classes every day, and now he can basically understand 70% of the things of foreigners (I am 100%).

Since your situation is different, I recommend that you take some subsidized classes to learn the most basic (such as the simplest words, dialogues, etc.). Then it is recommended that you watch more movies in English (preferably in English with double subtitles) to help your speaking and listening grow faster.

I have experienced teaching English in China and have spent a lot of time abroad. I think it has to be"get out of your comfort zone"It's about "getting out of your comfort zone" and learning English. You must force yourself to listen hard, every day, and constantly.

Slowly, it will get better.

At the same time, try to speak Chinese as little as possible. My mother forced me to talk to foreigners at that time, which made me very unhappy. But now I know that this is the only way to truly learn the language and integrate into Western society.

Don't stick to the book, learning a language is something you need to use after all.

Go watch American dramas, English movies with subtitles or something, and find a feeling.

Find an organization, join an English corner, or find a group to practice English online, or find someone who will teach you face-to-face and practice speaking English with you. That's how you can improve faster.

Of course, the basic grammar of letters and words still has to be memorized by rote, and once the foundation is laid, it will be easy to learn. It's hard to switch everything on/off.

To read, the first thing to do is to learn the words, memorize the words! And to learn to speak.

However, the words should also be targeted, starting from simple learning, new concepts are still good, persistence is a must, but it is not necessary to have more than a dozen hours a day, require continuity, do not rush for quick success.

1."Across America".

2.<> for six. Very authentic American language. Great for imitation...A lot of these things are everyday ,..It's more interesting.

3.<> Tao boy sees the world...

4.New Concept

5.If you have money, find a speaking class.

Enroll in an English language course and learn from scratch.

sleep is a verb.

sleepy adjective.

asleep (be asleep) is a sleeper, a noun.

Study this map, and write all the street names in the right place.

The main street of the new town is dotted with shops on it, and this street goes from north to south and there are other sterrts leaving the main street on the east and west sides.

From the main bottom sterss, the first street on the left is called West Street, and across the street from West City is East Street, just before the end of the main street on the left, there is a street called TempledriveThere is a highway driving and the West Street Temple, the name of this street is Intersection Street, and there is a street along the right side of the street halfway, which is the school lane.

At the north end, Main Street, meet the north end of the highway at the south end, and the main street highway south meets both purposes on the main street.

This map studies all the correct places in the names of streets.

The new town has another sterrts with streets from the north to the main street where shops have been closed to the east and west of the main street.

From the bottom of the main sterss, the left side of the first street starts at the west and west street is east before the end of the main street on the left, there is a street called a temple road lane and west along the main street is called the street junction is a street about Shore Lane.

At the north end, North Street meets the south end, and South Street meets these streets where the two roads end.