[STEEMGIG] The 7 Best Tips for Improving your English
(1) Read more English.
(2) Listen to more English.
(3) When reading in English and listening to English be alert to and take note of new and interesting words and phrases.
(4) Create opportunities to use what you are learning.
(5) Become aware of areas of weakness and habitual error and correct the flaws one by one.
(6) Commit to one or two, pomodoros per day to devote to English improvement.
(7) Hire an English teacher or coach.
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There are other ways you can learn English too.
I learned English right after I finished elementary school. I started not even knowing how to say what my name was, and in three months I was able to keep a conversation with my English teacher in high school.
I learned by reading a lot of articles in English and using Google Translate to see what every words meant, I learned by watching a lot of videos on YouTube that were in English and figuring out what the people in the videos were saying, and I also learned by playing a lot of video games, since you need to know some English to be able to finish certain quests.
I don't say those are the best ways, but it's something some people can use to boost their skill when it comes to English.
Nice article, best of luck! :)
@raikuhen Great job Massive input (reading and listening) is key! You read a lot. And you used videos to listen while seeing the visual context of the English used. You were curious enough about new words and phrases to seek out their meanings. You were also willing and perhaps eager to seek out opportunities to use (speak and write) what you were learning! Perfect!
It worked for you and it can work for other people, too! The methods that you used independently as a beginner can be used with equal or even better results with someone who already has a foundation in English. :)
Thank you for your good wishes. I wish you continued success, as well.
Sincerely,
Niamaat aka Teacher Nia aka Prima Nia
English Language Coach and
Translator (Spanish to English)
P.S. “Be great because nothing else pays.” -– Grant Cardone