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You can buy some basic English pronunciation books, or you can find ** resources on the Internet to learn phonetic transcription, after all, English is to be spoken, pronunciation has to be passed, listen to listening at the same time, and you can watch simple American dramas like "Friends" in your spare time. Then you can buy a word grammar book, memorize words, vocabulary is very important, with vocabulary listening will also be greatly improved, reading speed will be accelerated. Finally, you need to read more and read more, so that you can develop a sense of language.

In addition, doing some test papers can also test your learning results, and ask more students who are good at English. Hope it works for you! Hope!

Learn phonetic transcription first, you can look it up on the Internet and read each phonetic transcription by yourself. Phonetic transcription is learned to memorize words quickly, and secondly, learn high school grammar, now there are a lot of them in the app, and you can follow with a good score next time, or some high school grammar from the library, if you want to go to graduate school, do some reading questions every year. If you want to improve, you can try the bookworm's readings, and if you think it's easy, you can try the English-Chinese English readings, and the Ivy League one is good.

There are also original English books, but I think that's quite difficult. In terms of composition, you have to read more articles and memorize sentence patterns, I don't like to be model essays, generally you write all the content, and the score should be quite high if there are no errors in grammar. Hope mine is helpful to you o(o

It's better to practice listening here.

Now it is also very good, the content is very rich, and there are all kinds of content. In addition, I have invited a lot of foreigners to be the editor-in-chief, so I don't have to worry about the appearance of Chinese-style English.

You can go buy word books to read

2.Point reading, which is a way of reading in order to seek specific details, abandon most of the irrelevant content, and only pay attention to a certain point or points.

3.Linear reading, i.e., reading in detail, line by line, to grasp the whole content and even analyze the characteristics of the language.

4.Carrying out multi-level reading and strengthening the understanding of reading content is also an important way to improve this ability.

5.Strengthen the practice of reading and improve reading skills and ability.

1. Word-for-word reading, a way of reading without seeing the forest for the trees, not only greatly slows down the speed of reading, but also makes the overall comprehension more difficult;

2. Paying too much attention to detail and neglecting the understanding of the reading material as a whole.

3. Neglect to develop the ability to guess the meaning of words based on contextual cues.

Hehe, there is no shortcut to linguistics, only diligence, or interest, read more foreign language articles, insist on doing three or five readings a day, and within half a year, you will be surprised by your level. When you get used to reading English, you won't be bad at reading.

To learn English, the accumulation of vocabulary is essential, and in addition, there is a lot of reading.

Hello landlord. I just did it two days ago.

It can be like this:

Famous quotes (in English, about learning).

Good book recommendation (English, what do you know about famous books)

Study methods (write a bilingual essay, also available online).

Little jokes in English.

English tongue twisters.

My own experience.

That's it. If you have any questions or information, please be on call.

Let's start with pronunciation.

The key to learning English is to have a systematic set of teaching materials. With CD, there is a detailed Chinese and English comparison. In this way, your pronunciation, listening, speaking, reading and writing are all available. Learning machines are a waste of money, and e-learning can only be used as an adjunct.

Now there are two sets of textbooks that meet this requirement, one is "New Concept" and the other is "Lai Shixiong's American Language Learning from the Beginning". There is no systematic pronunciation basis for new concepts, and the selection of articles is more written. And you're going to have to buy supplementary textbooks.

I suggest using the series of books "Lai Shixiong's American Language: Learning from the Beginning". Because it is systematic, there is CD, there is ** support, there is Chinese and English control.

Words should be learned first. It's as simple as that ...