I have a poor foundation in English and want to learn a new foreign language, what should I do?

It's a lost baby again... It is still recommended to study at night or study for the exam, one can work while attending classes, and the other is that there is an environment, teachers and classmates. It's just a tired point.

A diploma is nothing these days, but you are nothing without a diploma... So find a night school at a famous university, as long as you have a certificate in hand, night college is an undergraduate certificate, and the waist board is much harder... Don't go to an online school, it will do no good.

And the entry score of the night university is very low, but the wide in and strict out, if you really want to learn from scratch, it is still a good choice. For example, the English or Japanese departments of SISU, Fudan, Donghua, etc. But the quality of the teachers at Night University is definitely not as good as full-time, so don't expect too much, and in the end you still rely on yourself.

The cram school I'm in now is good, and I learned it from a very poor foundation. I signed up for their zero-based course, which is quite affordable, and now there are discounts, and the important thing is that it works very well. The one-on-one tutoring allowed me to speak English quickly and correct my pronunciation.

You can take classes at home after work, and you don't need to run training classes anymore, and you don't need to stay until Saturdays and Sundays for training. They have a free English proficiency level test and a trial lesson, and after the test, there are comments and study suggestions from professional teachers!

For the basics of English, you should analyze which part it is, such as grammar, vocabulary or phonetics, etc. Then you have to analyze the specific situation on a case-by-case basis. For example, in vocabulary problems, you can memorize a few words a day, and it is best to use the correlation between words to memorize; For grammar, the only way to do it is to find some practice questions to practice, and to read more articles on a regular basis; For phonetics, you must start with clear and voiced consonants, master the rules of phonetic transcription, and so on.

But the best thing is that you find your own set of learning methods, and others only give you some references.

There are a lot of ** on the Internet.。。。 Put a word, a pronunciation, a sentence up. Then go to the ** application I gave you. It has to be maintained every day to be effective. To have a qualitative leap, you must first accumulate. You don't have to go to a training class.

First of all, you have to insist on memorizing words every day, practice listening more, and the most important thing is to follow the teacher's ideas in class!!

When you go to bed at night, just turn up the volume of *** to be able to hear, and insist on listening every day to cultivate some sense of language. Like prenatal education.

I think it's better to sign up for a class, that is, there are people to teach, and there is a learning atmosphere.

Start with words and simple grammar, go deeper and ask questions if you don't understand.