I want to learn English, my English is so bad

Forget about the quick run, there is no quick fix for any language!

I suggest that you go to a study class, so that having a teacher to guide you will be relatively efficient, plus everyone learns together, it is more atmospheric. When you get home, do more homework to reinforce what you've learned in school.

Words are crucial to learning English well, but I don't advocate rote memorization. You can start with the texts in junior high school English, memorize all the new words one by one, and if necessary, memorize the texts. Read the text as loud as you can!

If you want to supplement outside of class, you can consider reading the new concepts, and by the time you have learned all 4 volumes of the new concepts, I believe that English has made a qualitative leap.

So, set yourself a goal first, not too high, such as what level I want to achieve in half a year, and then spread the plan into each month, every week, every day to accomplish it. Hang on! Once you enter the door, it will become more and more comfortable!

If you have time to watch American dramas, it's best to find the kind with bilingual subtitles, which is also very helpful for your speaking improvement! Come on, if you don't understand, just come here and ask questions, and there will be a lot of people to help you!!

I suggest you still have to lay the groundwork.

How to lay the foundation? That is to learn and improve in a down-to-earth manner.

For your case, you can start with Book 2.

How? Set aside an hour every day to memorize the second volume of the text until it is ripe.

At first, don't try to understand grammar or anything, memorize the text first;

One lesson a day, the text is relatively short, and it should be time to study for an hour, but don't be greedy, take your time; After you have memorized the text proficiently, you can figure out the grammar, phrases, and other language points, and do this in each lesson until you have memorized the whole book. At the same time, when reciting, it is best to read aloud along with the tape, imitate the pronunciation to correct your pronunciation, and over time, you will have a qualitative leap in all aspects such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

This method seems to be relatively slow, but in fact the effect will be very fast, but the premise is to persevere, this requires perseverance and hard work, and also needs to be determined to learn English well, in fact, it is not very difficult, do a little bit every day, cultivate a little bit of interest every day, improve a little bit every day, and form a habit.

There is no quick fix, the most important word!! That's the basics. Memorizing words and reading every day focuses on learning words and phrases, especially when a word appears multiple times.

If you usually take the test, it is to memorize words and do questions, if the requirements are high, such as IELTS, memorizing words is a must, and then watching English movies dictation or something, as for speaking, I don't know ......Plan this thing every day, if you really want to learn it, you will watch it naturally, so it's useless; If you don't want to learn how to make it, it's also a decoration, and it's still useless

If you haven't taken the college entrance exam yet.

Wake up every morning to memorize texts to improve your sense of language.

Take some time in the evening to look at the words.

If you went to college.

Ask for more blessings.

I've never seen someone who doesn't speak English well in college.

Go to the New Oriental to learn new concepts.

There's no quick fix.

The author believes that efforts should be made from the following aspects:

1. Preview. Preview is not only a question of learning methods, but also of study habits. There are many things to prepare, such as:

Before class, you should preview the new words, texts and grammar content, mark the places you don't understand, listen to the class with targeted questions, try your best to solve the problems you don't understand in class, if you still don't understand, you should ask the teacher immediately after class.

2. Attend lectures. Listening to lectures is the most important part of the learning process, and students who are efficient at listening to lectures are often able to grasp most of the content taught by the teacher in class. Listen to the lecture to do it:

Keep up with all aspects of the teaching process, such as reviewing, introducing, presenting, practicing and consolidating; Concentrate and understand the teacher's explanations and take good notes. Actively participate in class activities such as answering questions, conversations, role-playing, and retelling.

3. Homework. Homework should be completed conscientiously. There are two types of English assignments: oral and written. For language learning, homework such as reading aloud, memorization, and memorization are very important.

4. Review and summary. After class, students should further understand what they have learned in class, such as organizing their notes and reviewing key points and difficult points. Familiarize yourself with or memorize important sentences; Organize knowledge through induction, analysis and comparison; Targeted review is done according to individual circumstances.

5. Bring your own dictionary. The purpose of this is to cultivate students' self-learning ability, so that they can correctly use English dictionaries and other reference books to understand the meaning of words accurately.

6. Read more extracurricular books or English newspapers and magazines in extracurricular time, and read more stories and humorous jokes in order to improve your interest in learning English. In addition, you can compile some English proverbs, aphorisms, etc. (e.g., practice makes perfect

Skill comes from practice; where there is a will, there is a way.Where there's a will, there's a way). In this way, you can expand your knowledge and motivate yourself to study hard.

7. Speak more English, memorize more texts, and cultivate a sense of language; Write more English and exercise your ability to form words and sentences; In your spare time, you should communicate with teachers more, solve remaining problems, and insist on studying diligently and asking questions.

What grade? I don't believe it's worse than I was back then?

Read more, write more, memorize more, and have a good memory than a bad pen.

Work hard to do the above points.

Communicate with people.

Study more and make more mistakes.

Read aloud every day, so that you can develop a good sense of language.

It may be a bit difficult to memorize words, so you can start by memorizing 10 words a day and gradually increase them. 20 pcs., 30 pcs.

It takes hard work and perseverance.

I'm an English major, so that's how I took my time.

Watching more European and American movies is also good for English. There are also English programs on TV.

It is said that interest is the best teacher! You're interested now, but you've lost the opportunity to lay the foundation, it's okay, start with speaking, watch some English movies and books, learn to speak English, and communicate with others more, the main thing is that the words are hard to memorize, right? But as long as you put your mind to it, you should be fine, memorize more, write more and read more.

Carry a small bilingual dictionary with you. I don't believe in learning badly! Anything is possible as long as you work hard!