Do foreigners learn grammar Are Chinese complicated English?

Foreigners have very poor grammar, and grammar is a complex rule set by the Chinese themselves. Listen carefully to the foreigners' speeches, they are all colloquial, and colloquialism naturally does not follow grammar.

When foreigners write college graduation, there are too many grammatical mistakes, and the professor really can't correct them, so they ask Taiwanese students to help correct them, and the results are very good.

Does that tell the story?

If you just use English as a tool for oral communication, you will not study in English-speaking countries, nor do you do any research or publish English**. You don't have to put too much effort into grammar. But if you want to move closer to a higher level, export, and write are full of grammatical errors, it is obviously not qualified.

Do foreigners learn grammar from an early age?

Learning grammar is not complicated, it's actually easier to master the language, it's just that the grammar is too boring.

Foreigners also learn it, and we also have grammar in Chinese.

We should also learn it, just as we also have grammar when we learn Chinese.

Foreigners are also people. Chinese learn grammar, how can foreigners not learn grammar?

Not everyone in Chinese learns grammar. Not all foreigners learn grammar.

Grammar is the law of language, the rules of language. All language has its own laws. This law can be derived by oneself through continuous practice and summarization. You can also learn what others have summarized, which is a grammar book.

Not only English has grammar, but also Chinese, French, German, and all human languages have grammar.

The landlord and the four people who answered the question in front of them seem to equate "grammar" == with == "English grammar".

The landlord equates "foreigner" == with == "British", or "American".

So the landlord's question is essentially asking: "Do the British learn English grammar?" ”

What about the question and "Do Chinese learn Chinese grammar?" is an answer.

The British also learn English, just as the Chinese learn Chinese. We Chinese learn Chinese to learn grammar. Then the British also have to learn grammar when they learn English.

Chinese learn English, which is a foreign language. Brits learn English as their mother tongue, and they learn English differently than we learn English. They learn English in the same way that we learn Chinese.

They learn French and German in the same way that we learn Japanese, and it is easier than we learn English. Although they are all in foreign Chinese. To some extent, it may be easier for British people to learn French and German than we Chinese to learn Japanese, which is equivalent to Ningbo people learning Shanghainese!

So I'm not as interested in Marx's ability to write Capital in English now as I was 30 years ago when I learned how Karl Marx learned foreign languagesSo surprised.

Foreigners generally do not use grammar, which is equivalent to us Chinese who do not learn grammar much and speak fluently as usual. But learning the grammar of a foreign language can make your learning more profound and perfect.

Learning, just like we learn languages.

When Chinese speak Chinese, you pay attention to who is the predicate and which is the adverbial.

Let's start with the conclusion: foreigners learn grammar, and of course they need to learn grammar.

1. What is grammar?Grammar belongs to a branch of linguistics, which includes both lexical and syntactic parts. The singular and plural, yin and yang of the words we usually speak, the components, structure, and types of sentences, all belong to grammar. Even the simplest conversations in everyday life follow certain grammatical rules.

2. The importance of grammarLearning grammar itself is an essential part of learning a language. You may hear the saying, "I never learned grammar when I studied English."

In fact, this is a very extreme statement. Is it really possible that grammar doesn't matter at all?

3. Grammatical differentiationIt is precisely because of the existence of grammatical differences that we should pay attention to laying a certain grammatical foundation when learning a new language

Don't learn, here doesn't mean that in a foreign country, the teacher won't say: Oh, classmates, use ing in the present continuous tense, and use ed in the past tense to teach you by hand. It is the living environment that is destined to learn imperceptibly.

For example: Thank you very much. When you say why is this order, not thank you very much.

English is thank you very much, and the literal translation of Chinese is thank you very much, but obviously you have to adjust the order otherwise it is weird.

Chinese is not difficult to understand the meaning of each word, that is, it has a large vocabulary. But why foreigners speak English is easy, because there is no such detailed grammar, are naturally learned from some simple sentence changes, I feel that the most important thing for Chinese to learn English is that they can't understand the Chinese meaning of grammar, and they don't image it when teaching. For a Chinese who understands English, it is very simple to summarize the relative Chinese change rules, that is, grammar, on the contrary, it is very rigid to learn English by summarizing grammar.

It's like the essence of the master's perception after many years of cultivation, this is equivalent to learning from the end, since you want to learn from the end, you should slow down and slowly savor the essence image to understand the changes, instead of rushing to learn the essence while learning the basics, right? It can only be said that the IQ of the gods who summarize grammar is higher than EQ, maybe the country is rigorous for fear that the students will learn wrong at the beginning and it will look messy later, but it is still not recommended to use such a teaching method, after all, learning things still has to start from a simple start, even if it is wrong to speak, it is better than not learning, learning should be happy. Anyway, I can't understand a lot of grammar in Chinese, and students who learn well must have put a lot of effort into [embarrassing].

Not only do we learn English not only grammar, but we also have to crack down a lot of grammar where there is no grammar. In this way, we can distinguish three, six, nine and so on from English. You take the key exam, and I go to the ordinary.

Foreigners who do not pay attention to grammar do not affect the expression of meaning, as an English learner, they must learn grammar first. It's like a primary school student who can't even write a stroke well, and wants to accuse the calligrapher of having a problem with cursive writing.

We know Chinese and I don't memorize words and grammar like English, we can listen to others every day, for example, I haven't learned anything about Cantonese, but I was born with Cantonese.

It is true that foreign speakers do not pay attention to grammar, but the reason why English is taught in China is mainly to facilitate learning.

It may be because foreigners speak more and become more familiar, and then we feel different about reading because there are some areas with accents, and grammar can deepen our understanding of English reading.

Grammar is the foundation! Just like when we learn Chinese by ourselves, we must first learn Hanyu Pinyin, then learn simple words, then learn to form words, then move on to sentence formation, and finally to writing! This is the teaching law of compound students' cognitive laws, and it cannot violate the basic laws!

Learning grammar is the biggest obstacle to language, and babies never learn grammar. Have you eaten? Have you eaten? Didn't eat? Did you see it, the subject was omitted, the object was preposed, and the adverbial became negative in advance, does it affect the meaning of the language?

Of course, because foreign countries have a unique language environment, and Chinese simply don't have it.

Think about how much grammar we don't think about when we speak Chinese ourselves, and most people can't tell us about Chinese grammar in detail.

People are native speakers, and we can understand the content without grammar, so we are looking for shortcuts to learn.

The grammar may be said for the convenience of us. That's why they use it this way, but foreigners are more casual because they know how to use it.

Phonetic grammar is the most important part of learning English, and the way of thinking in China is different from that in other countries.

The way of thinking abroad and our Chinese is different, perhaps we Chinese feel that if we master grammar, it will be easier to learn English.

In Chinese education, the college entrance examination is so sick that English is a disease, even if the fourth or sixth level of college is passed, it is also dumb English, and English should be in the form of an exam or an elective, so that the proficiency of English talents is good.