i have allday to studying english

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if i have 12 hours a day to study english , so what would i learn  for effect and comprehen faster?

Neeraj Jain · Accepted Answer

Be a tortoise because slow and steady wins the race.

Quangtrungvtv · Answer

Thanks , I am going to post least a page a day on englishforum, would you always help me and if i have any wrong please indicate to me, It is useful for me. Thanks all friends.

WesternAmerican · Answer

QuangtrungvtvThanks , I am going to post least a page a day on englishforum, would you always help me and if i have any wrong please indicate to me, It is useful for me. Thanks all friends.

Use a capitalized I, even if it appears in the middle of a sentence.

Lil&apos; Ruby Rose · Answer

QuangtrungvtvThanks , I am going to post least a page a day on englishforum, would you always help me and if i have any wrong please indicate to me, It is useful for me. Thanks all friends.

Thanks! I'm going to post at least a page a day on EnglishForward.com. Please would you carry on helping me, and indicate any mistakes. It's useful to me. Thanks, friends!

Do you know any English speakers near where you live, LQT? Could you spend some time with them?

Quangtrungvtv · Answer

when i was child , I came to school to learn English but I very worry when teacher see me and talk me speak English because i afraid my friend would laugh to me...

Nona the brit · Answer

We're happy to help but can you try to remember the little lessons we give you please? You've been told several times that you must always use a capital I (the pronoun) wherever it is used. Correct use of capital letters is very important in English.

Kooyeen · Answer

Quangtrungvtvif i have 12 hours a day to study english

Good, that's the only real way to learn English. Using it a lot (= most of the time).

Tips:
0) You should decide what variety you want to focus on (usually either British or American English), because there are some differences, especially in vocabulary.

1) Get a bilingual dictionary (English / Your first language). Dictionaries on CD-ROM or on the net are better because you can find every word extremely quickly.

2) Get a monolingual dictionary (English with English Definition). Longman have some good ones that are vital for every learner. There are several dictionaries for learners, anyway, as I said, dictionaries on CD-ROM or on the net are better. Longman, Oxford and Cambridge dictionaries are also available online for free.

3) Get a basic grammar book. Cambridge ones (by Murphy) are pretty good. I would avoid anything by Michael Swan, I think his grammars are confusing. Unfortunatley, every grammar book for ESL learners seems to focus only on British English.

4) Practice, but try not to make mistakes, otherwise you'll also be practicing "bad English". Post here in the forum, think in English, read English stuff (good English though, and on the net there's a lot of non-native bad English, so be careful).

5) This is the last point but it should be the most important one: learn how to pronounce words in a decent way, improve your pronunciation. Choose what variety you want to learn (usually either American English or British English), and use that accent when you read or think in English. If you don't do so, you are not going to practice listening, because you are not going to understand. And listening is the last step... you should practice listening too, once you are skilled enough to understand the general meaning.

End of my tips.

Quangtrungvtv · Answer

Thanks, I will try.

Neeraj Jain · Answer

I can see you trying a lot.

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