How to learn english?

Answer 1

To learn a language takes 5 years and the best way to start is to connect words from your own language to the new language using your knowledge of your L1 ( your native language) to help you learn your L2 language (the new language). Many people do this naturally because they need to connect in some form. If I wanted to learn the word from "bread" while living in Germany I would connect it to "brot" the German word.

I'd also suggest to take an app in addition, e.g.: "Practice English Grammar", "Babel" oder "Busu".

Answer 2

To learn English, you can start by immersing yourself in the language through reading books, watching movies, and listening to music in English. Practice speaking and writing in English, either by talking to native speakers or language exchange partners, or by enrolling in an English course. Consistent practice and exposure will help you improve your English skills over time.

Answer 3

English is one of the most widely spoken languages of the world. It is the international language of communication in many regions. At present, more than a billion people in the world speak English to at least a basic standard. Hence, it is a global lingua franca.

To learn English one must commit themselves to the process. The following are the best ways to learn:

Listening

The first step to learning requires listening to the English language ___ even before comprehending the meanings. Frequent exposure to the sounds leads to a familiarity that boosts the learning process.. In doing so, one can identify and practice these sounds at an early stage. Listening to the radio, watching television and listening to songs, if done in English can leave an imprint on the memory.

Reading

The most basic reading begins with the alphabet and their sounds and then, basic words. Children's story books, reading advertisments and labels are fun ways to start. ESL materials are a great tool as well. The first several attempts can be very challenging, demanding more concentration from the reader to 'spell out' words. However, frequent practice eventually shifts the focus to comprehension so that the reader enjoys what he is reading.

Speech

Being able to talk in the English language would require correct pronounciation of words, without any accent, so others can understand them.Start with small and simple words, moving up to complex and compound words. In the early stages of learning, grammar and fluency is not the criteria, though it should be the goal. Talking in English, occasionally recording yourself and correcting mispronounced words and incorrect tenses are some ways to practice. Another great exercise is to listen and mimic the pronounciation of words with a native speaker.

WritingKeeping a diary or journal and developing a habit of free-writing is an invaluable tool for an efficient command of English. Reading or listening to the news and then writing it down in your own words is a great way to build vocabulary and correct misspelt words.A student of English must always have a dictionary and a thesaurus. Developing the habit of looking up difficult words and using them in exercises helps immensely.

Whatever the student absorbs (reading and listening), ultimately generates an impressive output ( speech and writing), but only with diligence and commitment.