What made you give up learning English?

Because of laziness. I feel that learning English takes a lot of time and energy, and I don't want to do it.

When I was a student, I didn't take it seriously, but after graduating from university, I wanted to make up for it and was faced with the choice of learning Japanese or English, so I finally chose Japanese because I planned to take this path in the future. English can only be sent temporarily.

After passing the Level 4 exam, I don't have much motivation to study, I have other things to do, and I don't have time to focus on learning English.

It's not good to use it yourself. After going to work, I met two foreigners, and the communication effect with them was not very good, and the Australian students seemed to ignore the answers, couldn't understand, were hit a little, and had no motivation.

There is enough time to learn English at school. After graduating, I got married and had children, so I didn't have enough time and energy to learn English.

Because there are many people in China who can speak English or speak a little English. But similarly, small languages are different. Small languages can be forced, such as speaking Japanese and Spanish. I only learn these two languages because they sound the best.

It's not needed. Learn English, but almost no one communicates in English. It is also rarely used on social networks, and it is said that domestic netizens are restricted from logging in to foreign countries**, I don't know if it's true or not, I haven't logged in.

I feel that I can't use it normally after learning, and I don't go abroad or anything, so I just need to speak Chinese well.

The foreigners I met spoke good Chinese. I met African students on the bus twice, and I was fluent in Chinese. It was a pity that I didn't get in touch later.

I will never give up on English, whether it is useful or not, I always learn it on my own. When I was traveling abroad, I found that I had no language barrier at all because I knew English.

After listening to Uncle Mao's sharing last night, I finally knew why I insisted on learning English for a year, and finally gave up.

1.Strong feedback.

Uncle Mao mentioned in the sharing: "If you want to learn well and improve your ability in a certain aspect faster, there is a very good way, which is to find strong feedback."

Looking back on my experience of learning English in the past year, I studied silently and clocked in silently, as long as I learned enough for 30 minutes a day, in the process of learning English, I didn't get much feedback, and I didn't know how to focus on **.

2.Strong demand.

At that time, I signed up to learn English, but I just felt that I needed to learn English well, and I didn't think about why I learned English.

3.Strong connections.

In terms of strong contact, I did even worse, in our English learning group, I was basically a little transparent, I did not participate in the interaction in the group, although there are many English experts in the group, but because of my own inactive, I missed a lot of opportunities to communicate with them in depth.

4.Strong reflection.

I'm basically doing whatever I think, relying on my enthusiasm, learning English, and I've never reflected on how I did better, how to improve. When I encountered a word that I didn't know, I skipped it directly, so that my English vocabulary has not improved, but due to time, I have almost forgotten it.

5.Strong practice.

Uncle Mao said: "He doesn't want to be a porter, he wants him to share what he has done and his practical experience." ”

In the end, the reason why I gave up English was because I didn't practice it and didn't use it in real life.

In fact, no matter what you do, it will be better with strong feedback, strong demand, strong connection, strong reflection, and strong practice.

When I chose to major in English in college, I chose to major in English without consulting my family, purely because of my strong interest and did not consider other factors. Personally, you have to be interested in learning a language, otherwise you will have a hard time, because you are always in a passive state, and it is difficult to make a breakthrough in language studies.

During college, basic knowledge is very important, if you don't have a solid foundation, you will not be able to keep up with the pace of the teacher; But as long as you are well prepared, review in time, fill in the gaps, and understand it thoroughly, there is no problem. The key depends on your personal self-confidence and diligence.

I was lucky enough to pass CET4, CET6, TEM4 and TEM8 in one go. Now that I'm working, let's talk about the advantages, in fact, many times the language is just a tool, and a skill is the key. Think about how many Chinese know English now, too many; How many foreigners can speak Chinese, and there are indeed a lot of them.

Therefore, it is recommended that you have a good grasp of English + a skill (such as accounting, design, mechanical, etc.), so as to fit the current situation.

In fact, many times, we are always hovering around the corner of choice, out of consideration for our own factors or external factors, but in the end you have to make a decision. Maybe you'll choose to go with your feelings, maybe you'll accept someone else's opinion, as there is a saying in English: a decision that is not overthought is the best decision.

Once you've made a decision, do your best to get it done.

I think the most regrettable thing is that I didn't take the English translation certificate, I hope it will help you.

If there are the most regrettable things, there are indeed the following:1. English majors are more general and more basicThere are too many professional colleges and universities in the country, and there are many comprehensive universities that offer English majors, but English majors have not become ace majors or characteristic majors, the main reason is that the major is too basic, related to the characteristics of the Chinese people, too much attention to vocabulary and grammar, and the major is more focused on linguistics.

2. The combination of English major and literature is nondescriptMost of the college English teachers can't speak well, a authentic Chinese accent, if you want to practice oral listening, you can only take scarce foreign teacher classes, why is it scarce, the first may be a, the second may have one or two sessions a week, if you want to practice speaking, you can learn by yourself, funny? If your university is in a third-, fourth, and fifth-tier city, sorry, there may be no foreign teachers or a small number of, so I don't understand why such a school offers English majors.

3. Not practicing interpreting wellNot every English major has an interpreting track, and most of them have a translation course. Interpreting does test students' basic skills, such as good listening skills, vocabulary, and extracurricular knowledge. If you insist on practicing interpreting when you go to college (Note:

It's not a spoken word), and now I can work proudly.

Abandon the English language is introduced as follows:

abandon

English Bridging Letter b nd n. Mei b nd n.

vt.renunciation (belief); (disregard of responsibilities, obligations, etc.) abandonment, abandonment, abandonment; (as a last resort) to abandon, to discard, to leave; stop (support or help); Discontinue; Falling into, indulging in (some emotion).

n.Indulge; Pamper.

Third person singular: abandons present participle: abandoning past tense: abandoned past participle: abandoned.

Memorization skills: a strengthen + ban + don give ban give up.

their decision to abandon the trip was Zhilun made because of financial constraints

They decided to abandon the trip because of limited financial resources.

we had no option but to abandon the meeting.

We had no choice but to abandon this meeting.

the country abandoned its political leaders after the war.

After the war, the people of the country no longer supported their political leaders.

i remember one time we had to abandon our car in the snow.

I remember one time when we were forced to abandon our car in the snow.

Hold on, a lot of times it just hasn't worked yet. If you don't give up, you will have a chance, could it be that the English method is wrong. There is a way to learn.

As Aline Lincoln said: A person must rely on language, logic, and"Simple common sense"to decide the problem and build your own plan of action. In the process of learning English, you can succeed if you follow common sense.

If you go against common sense, you can't succeed. Of course, success still depends"Effort"。

1.Be sure to make the most of the class time.

2.Insist on reading the text aloud to improve your pronunciation, intonation 3By studying the texts, translate the texts in their spare time.

4.For the grammar points of each lesson, it is necessary to summarize them in a timely manner and analyze them in detail.5Texts that need to be memorized must be able to be written silently.

6.You can buy a tutorial book that meets your ability and practice it appropriately every day.

Isn't it the right way?