I don t know any English, how can I learn English in the second year of junior high school?

When I was in elementary school, I also had this situation with you, and I never listened to lectures in class, so that I didn't even know about ABCD in the fourth grade, and I could only score more than 30 points in the exam. I went to cram school, but I seemed to have a talent for English, and I was able to score more than 80 points in Lima in 2 or 3 classes. Of course, the landlord is certainly not in my situation, I am now in the first year of junior high school.

I suggest that you listen more to the lectures during class, I don't know what is in the second year of junior high school, you can buy a little simpler textbooks outside, if your level is not good, you can buy extracurricular reading textbooks in primary school, self-study, if you don't know how yet, you can buy a matching tape. Slowly learn on your own, then you have to work harder. If you don't understand what the teacher is saying, you can ask your classmates, and if it doesn't work, ask the teacher, or ask the teacher to find you a study counselor.

When you've learned almost all the extracurricular textbooks you bought, you'll be able to keep up with them slowly. In addition, try to take all the notes of what the teacher teaches, and read and digest more when you get home. In addition, it is better to prepare, because it is one thing for you to understand whether you listen or not, and it is another thing for you to keep up with the speed of the teacher.

Even if you understand, the teacher speaks relatively quickly, and you don't hear clearly, then it is better not to go to class! Therefore, you should be familiar with the pre-study to be familiar with it. In that way, there will be an impression in your head of what the teacher said, and if you review it after the teacher finishes speaking, I believe you will almost understand this lesson.

Hope it helps. In addition, I suggest that the landlord can learn phonetic transcription, though. I don't think it's good to learn phonetic transcription, but the landlord can also learn if he wants to!

Everything starts from scratch, there is no fast way, the language is the foundation, only the basic skills are solid, the learning will be very fast, it doesn't matter if you learn from scratch now, you don't have to worry about not being able to keep up, as long as you persist for half a year, you can be the same as your classmates, remember that junior high school English is very simple, and you don't need to spend a lot of time to keep up!

Then you have to rely on yourself and ask your classmates to help.

There is no shortcut to learning English, but there are methods, such as remembering words I am based on phonetic transcription, in fact, as long as the phonetic transcription is learned, I think there is basically no problem in remembering words, phonetic transcription is learned, spelling words is like our pinyin. Grammar, take more notes in class, if you don't take notes in class, you can't remember the words by yourself, even if you really have a good memory ability, as the saying goes, a good memory is not as good as a bad pen, but it's really like this, and it is easy to review for deeper memory, and the words are memorized, and the text is not difficult, right? Then the grammar is familiar, the questions will be done, learn English step by step, can not be in a hurry, urgency is not urgent, I think learning English as long as you learn it, the back will become easy, if you have been outside the door and not in then it will be difficult, come on!

Well, actually, junior high school English is very simple, and now I am in a hurry to learn it. There is also a way to memorize words, the main thing is to learn to use them behind the scenes and reflect them in the questions. Come on, if you have any questions, you can go to my space, I will contact you, I can give you simple guidance, I hope you improve.