Comrades, introduce an English learning group.
English learning website overview
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1. Air Foreign Language School (/education/jjtp93/abc/index.htm)
On this website, design Targeting at different levels of user groups, the author provides multiple levels of teaching models in virtual foreign language schools. Such as intermediate American English teaching, current affairs English, etc. For those who need to be exposed to authentic American English, there is also a special section for listening to American English, USA English and American idioms. Video on demand is the most distinctive part of this website compared to other teaching sites of the same type. If users have the conditions to use dedicated lines or DDN to access the Internet, they can smoothly practice listening and speaking online through RealPlayer. If you are an ordinary Modem dial-up Internet user, do not try this function. ?
2. World English ()?
As a famous English teacher in China, the English website named after Zhang Shibo is indeed outstanding. For users of different levels, in Advanced English, you can choose to study from the first grade of junior high school to the high school level. When you have RealPlayer software in your computer, you can directly appreciate the pure pronunciation of American teachers by just putting on headphones, so as to You can learn English most effectively. And those English stories, humorous jokes and classical classics are rare reading materials for you. In addition, the site also contains TOEFL, GRE, GMAT and other exam updates and related test question samples, homepage links to more than 3,000 universities in the United States, and introductions to overseas immigration. It is a must-visit for students who want to study abroad. ?
4. Frontier Training Network ()?
This website comprehensively provides information about TOEFL, GRE and college English examinations, distance teaching, English salons, admissions information, etc. I believe it They are all must-have places for English lovers. Besides studying, free online magazines may also allow you to expand your horizons and experience more of the fun of learning English.
5. Global English ()?
Online courses, online magazines, fun games, community services, and careers are currently available on this website.
Careers Heaven and Earth and several other columns. Among them, online courses provide hundreds of listening,
speaking, reading and writing practice materials for learners of different levels, which are rich in content and highly interesting. The English teachers on the site will also answer your language learning questions via chat room or email.
1. You have to memorize certain vocabulary. Vocabulary is the basis of your conversation. Otherwise, how will you speak. Therefore, words must be memorized. However, my habit of memorizing words is not based on word books or words. As in the dictionary, my personal experience is that memorizing them in order makes it easy to get dizzy. Therefore, my memory habit is to extract and memorize new words during the reading process. On the contrary, I can remember more structures and usages.
2. You have to make the things in the book your own, which requires you to use structures. For example, spend sometime doing something, if you remember this simple structure is "spend doing something" How much time do you need to do something?", this meaning can be expressed.
The most important thing in learning is to be able to draw inferences from one example, which is what I often say to my students.
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3. The basics are average (I mean less than CET-4), it is recommended to use lt; New Concept English gt; Volume 2. The sentence pattern and grammar of this book are very rigorous, and its writing I think it's amazing. He writes it in a progressive order and practices it repeatedly.
I asked my students to do some recitation homework. After learning a text, I I asked them to rewrite according to the text. They knew how to make some changes in characters and places, and copied the picture very cleverly. My students are in grade 4, and I am quite satisfied with their performance. I believe adults can do it. Better.
In addition, "Traveling Across America" is also a good textbook. But the structure of "Across America" is not as rigorous as "New Concept English" and its vocabulary is great, but its Vocabulary has a strong class overtone. This is not surprising. Politics determines education, and education naturally reflects politics.
Buy this material first. This information has the following characteristics.
1. Elementary
2. There is a comparison of Chinese and English texts
3. There is a word list after each lesson
4. There are matching tapes
Plus buy a repeater.
First of all, I read the Chinese translation of the text and got a general understanding. Then read the English text while playing the tape, imitate the pronunciation in the tape, and read along several times. He is so proficient that he can read the text aloud without listening to the tape. Then memorize the word list and write down the spelling of each word.
After memorizing the word list, close the book and put the tape in sentence units. Say a sentence, take a pen and write it out in a notebook (dictation). If you don’t hear it clearly, rewind it and play it again. Until you hear it clearly. If you can't write the word, leave it empty. Write the words you can write first. After dictating the entire article, open the book again. Consolidate what you can’t write. When you can completely dictate the entire article, you can learn the next lesson.
Note: You don’t need to learn phonetic symbols in this process, just like Chinese people learn Chinese. No one learns Pinyin first when they are born. They all learn to speak and pronounce first. I didn’t start learning Pinyin until I was in elementary school. Therefore, you can learn phonetic symbols after getting started for a while. In the same way, you don’t need to learn grammar yet. The grammar of foreigners is worse than that of Chinese people. But my English is so good that I can speak it proficiently without any need for grammar. No Chinese should think about the subject, predicate, and object before speaking in Chinese. It was all blurted out.
The key is to persevere and don’t give up just because you have no results yet. Treat the most arduous and boring learning as the greatest joy in life, the more likely you are to succeed.
I wish you success!
Among the many English textbooks, I recommend 3 types:
1. New Concept English; especially the second and third volumes, which are moderately difficult and very practical.
2, lt; travel across the United States; tend to express casually and have good vocabulary
3, lt; Li Yang Englishgt;
Many people I don’t think much of Li Yang, but Li Yang did help a lot of people. Many people say that he is not an academic English teacher, but a relatively successful English businessman. I think so too, but he can indeed help English to a certain extent. Learners.
You don’t have to buy all the books he edited, just buy one of his books. That’s it!
Ten tips for learning foreign languages
p>Talking about foreign language learning, a Hungarian man named Kamo Lombu said: "It took me roughly 25 years to learn 16 languages, 10 of which reached the level of being able to speak, and the other 6. To the extent that I can translate professional books and periodicals, read and appreciate literary and artistic works.” “I have summarized the experiences I gained from traveling in the world of foreign languages into ten points:
1. If it is true, you can’t stop learning a foreign language for a day. Even if you squeeze out 10 minutes every day, morning is a great time to learn a foreign language.
2. If you get tired of learning, don’t force it, but don’t give up on it. Learning methods; for example, put the book aside and listen to the radio, or temporarily put aside the exercises in the textbook to read the dictionary, etc.
3. Never memorize things in isolation from the context.
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4. You should always write down and memorize the most commonly used "sentence formulas"
5. Try to 'mind-translate' the things you come into contact with, just like in a flash. It is also a way to take a break from the advertisements you have read and the words you hear occasionally.
6. Only things that have been modified by the teacher are worth remembering. Do not read over and over those things that have not been modified by others. Practice, and if you read too much, you will unconsciously remember the wrong things in your mind. If you are purely self-study without help from others, then remember the things that are definitely correct.
7. When transcribing and memorizing sentences and idioms, use the first person singular, such as "I am only pulling your leg" (I just want to tease you) 8. A foreign language is like a fortress, it must be besieged from all sides at the same time: read newspapers, Listen to the radio, watch original movies, listen to foreign language lectures, study textbooks, communicate with foreign friends, talk, etc.
9. Be brave to speak, don’t be afraid of making mistakes, especially ask others to correct them. The important thing is that when others do correct your mistakes, don't be embarrassed or discouraged.
10. Be confident that you can achieve your goals, and that you have strong perseverance and extraordinary language skills...
Mr. Richard Lee is a foreigner here in Zhu Hai, China. I don't think there is any so-called "English grammar or phonetics" Readings and oral practices will let you getting use to a language usage. I am learning Chinese Mandarin now but I dont think there are sets of rules or grammar in Chinese!
"Good good study and day day's up \(^-^)/"
Good Luck!