Can you learn to use English in one year?

OK. Although the answer is yes, it requires the learner to be proactive and cooperative, and it is difficult to do without initiative.

It's relatively difficult, but it can be done, provided you stick to it, and basic communication can definitely do it.

As long as you work hard, of course, you can, but you have to endure the boredom of learning to succeed.

Learning English in a year is actually very difficult, but if you are in an English-speaking country, you can learn faster.

Absolutely, you have to really work hard, my English major is a junior this year, and I haven't practiced English pronunciation before my freshman year, and I haven't learned much in my freshman year, so it's almost the same, if you study seriously, you can only learn better.

You can learn it, but you may only be able to learn it at the scratch, because he has studied each grammar in depth, and it will take longer if you want to really understand it.

English takes a long time to practice, and a year is definitely no problem, because a year is quite a long time.

It is possible for people who can persevere to learn English in a year, they just practice English every day, and it won't take long for them to practice a good English.

I think if you work hard enough and have a great interest in English, it is possible to learn English within a year.

It mainly depends on your own talent and ability, if you can find a learning method that suits you, you can learn well by persisting in studying every day.

It is still possible to achieve it, English is very necessary, it is possible to apply it in various fields, and master certain learning methods.

Intensive training in English can basically reach the level of normal language communication in three months. But it is difficult to reach the level of the exam, and it is difficult for Americans and Brits to pass the English test in China. My relative's children grew up in the United States and speak American English authentically.

When I returned to China to go to junior high school, I often failed the English test.

A colleague of mine, who wanted to immigrate to the United States, made up his mind to learn English, deleted all the things with Chinese on the computer, and asked to talk to him in English as long as he could speak English. In two or three months, he was able to have a conversation with the United States, found an American wife, and immigrated to the United States a year later.

In addition, the ability to learn a language has a lot to do with age, and the older you get, the lower your learning ability, and the more effort you have to put in.

If you learn English specifically for the exam, there are certain skills, and the exam is very different from the practical one.

I didn't study English, and I don't know much English now, because I studied Russian. But at university there was no Russian, only English, so I also had to learn to "test" English. As a result, I passed the exam, but I still didn't know English.

I've been self-taught for 2 and a half years and I'm telling you at least 5 years.

Learning a foreign language well depends on how much you want to learn, if it's just basic oral communication, it's not difficult, you can have a basic conversation in two months, and if you want to learn the level of professional translation, it will take nearly five years of professional practice. Personally, I suggest that you can learn English as a hobby, such as: listening to English songs, watching English movies, etc., which is very improving.

As long as the effort is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle.