HOW TO STUDY ENGLISH EFFECTIVELY ???
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English 1: Activating Your Vocabulary
Activate
your vocabulary by thinking or speaking briefly about the subject you are about
to work on. For example, if you are going to study English on topics that
focuses on vacations, take a moment to think about your last vacation, what you
did, what you enjoyed, etc. This simple exercise will help your brain warm-up
to vocabulary that you are likely to encounter as you study English about this
particular subject.
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English 2: Activating Your Grammar
Activate
your grammar by thinking about the general grammar area before you begin to
study. For example, if you are going to study English grammar focusing on the
past, stop to think about what you did last weekend, where you went, etc. to
help activate what you already understand about using the past. As with
activating vocabulary, you'll help your brain bring up what it knows about the
past simple in an easy way before you begin to focus on studying English
grammar in detail.
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English 3: Singing a Song
Before
class begins, or before you sit down to study English sing a song in English to
yourself. Make sure to use a song that you understand and know very well. This
short and fun exercise will help your brain focus on the English language in a
relaxing manner. It's important to be relaxed when you study English! Singing a
song also helps activate the creative side of your brain which can help you
come up with more examples as your practice conversation or do some creative writing.
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4: Typing a Short Paragraph in English
If you
going to study English at your desk, begin by typing a simple paragraph in
English. You can type about your day, your hobbies, your friends, etc. Anything
will do. Typing helps activate the kinetic part of your brain that helps
improve learning through physical activity. I also recommend typing while you
study your English grammar. This will help solidify your knowledge with
movement.
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English 5: A Thousand Words ...
As the
saying goes in English: A picture is worth a thousand words. Help activate the
creative side of your brain by trying to describe a photo or other image. You
can combine use this also to activate your vocabulary by choosing a picture
that has something to do with the subject your are going to study in English.
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english 6 : Study English Every Day
It's
important to study English every day. However, don't exaggerate! Study for
thirty minutes every day instead of two hours once a week. Short, steady
practice is much better for learning than long periods on an irregular basis.
This habit of studying English every day will help keep English in your brain
fresh.
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english 7 : Using Different Methods to Learn
Don't
just use one way to study English. Use a variety of methods which will help all
the parts of your brain (multiple intelligences) help you. For example, if you
are learning new vocabulary, create a word map, describe a picture, make a list
and study that, type out the words five times. All of these methods together
help to reinforce your learning.
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English 8 : by Finding some Friends
There is
nothing like having a few friends to study English together. You can practice
the exercises together, have conversations together (in English!), and, as you study
English together, help each other with exercises you may not understand.
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9 : by Choosing Topics that Interest You
One of
the most important things to do is to study English using topics that you like.
This will help motivate you because you will also be learning about a topic you
find interesting while you study English.
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Study english 10 : Read
read and read English books,
articles and magazines in original. Take one book of your favourite jenre and
start reading it. The key moment is that every writer has his own style and
favourite vocabulary. And while reading you get used to it, and later all
English words do not seem you difficult anymore.
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Study english 11 : Listen
listen and listen. Take one text
for listening and try to listen to it as many times as you can. Take the next
one only when you are sure that you know every single word from the 1st text.
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Study english 12 :
To broaden your vocabulary take
only 5 or 10 new word every day and learn them by heart! Only 5 or 10 but learn
them qualitatively. Gradually your vocabulary will be broadening.
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Study english 13 : Talk
talk and talk. Do not be shy and
use every opportunity to talk to English speakers.
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Study english 14 : Complete Weekly Tasks
Today, most of us feel pressed for time but
this is no excuse for failing to learn English to a decent level. If you have
time to watch TV, listen to music or read a newspaper, then you have time to
study English too. Creating a study timetable can help to maintain consistency
and find 25-30 minutes for your English each day. Setting simple weekly tasks
may also appeal to some students – for example, “learn 25 new words with
translations each week”. Perhaps set a page target in an interesting book
you’re reading or say you will complete 2 units from a grammar textbook. Don’t
skip your timetabled sessions and definitely don’t leave everything until
Sunday evening!
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Study english 15 : Repleace Your Native Laguage
With English
You spend the vast majority of your time
speaking, reading and listening in your native language. Every minute you spend
doing that, the less progress you will make with your English. Most of the
mistakes you make in English are a direct result of interference from your
mother tongue. Therefore, try replacing your native language with English
wherever possible. Do you like reading news on the internet? Great! Do it in
English from now on – a couple of articles a day. Love films? Perfect! Some of
the best films are shot in English and then translated into your language
(often poorly!). Watch original films and series with English subtitles. This
approach is called “replacement” and you can use it across most of your daily
routine. If English becomes a lifestyle rather than a textbook subject, you
will make better progress in a shorter time.
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Study english 16 : Complete Weekly Tasks
Today, most of us feel pressed for time but
this is no excuse for failing to learn English to a decent level. If you have
time to watch TV, listen to music or read a newspaper, then you have time to
study English too. Creating a study timetable can help to maintain consistency
and find 25-30 minutes for your English each day. Setting simple weekly tasks
may also appeal to some students – for example, “learn 25 new words with
translations each week”. Perhaps set a page target in an interesting book
you’re reading or say you will complete 2 units from a grammar textbook. Don’t
skip your timetabled sessions and definitely don’t leave everything until
Sunday evening!
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