How to learn English?

English as a Second Language English for Beginners
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hello everybody

this is my frist time joining the fourm i hope to follow this fourm till i achieve my goals?

the question is : from where i have to start learning english?

should i focus in speaking or grammer or listing, what is the strategy i can follow?

hope i get reply soon.

thanks.

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Hello English 1,
First I wanna tell you that there’s no impossible beside a well-organized structure.Imagine yourself in a coffee shop, talking with an American. You are relaxed and smiling because you are communicating easily. The words come out quickly. You are a strong and respected English speaker. Your friends are surprised because you are speaking English so well.

I want you to succeed! Please use the 7 Rules when you study English.

You can do it!
Remember The 7 Rules:

  1. Learn Phrases
  2. Don’t Study Grammar
  3. Focus On Listening
  4. Learn Deeply (Repeat A Lot)
  5. Use Point of View Stories
  6. Use Only Real English Materials
  7. Use Listen & Answer Stories

Take care

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Hi Abir,

The rule number 2 (Don’t Study Grammar)

I think grammar is important, why I can’t study grammar ?

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Hi friends,
What I mean by rule n°2 ;is that by learning grammar we’ll try to speak always according to grammar.Morover, we’ll learn tostudy it by repeating to learn it by heart , however the perfect way to learn it is by do exercices and trying .That’s my opinion!

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You probably mean ‘English’ not ‘english’ and ‘grammar’ not ‘grammer’. There is is no short cut to learning English. If you want to learn English you need to change your habits systematically and you must complete the 30/30 Challenge: How to learn English? (30/30 Challenge)[YSaerTTEW443543]

TOEIC short conversations: An insurance company agent explains product features to a client[YSaerTTEW443543]

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Hi i’m janet from philippines but now in Chicago.Anybody here from Chicago area?The reason why i join to this forum because i want to learn how to write and speak English correctly.

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Dear Torsten,

I would like to say a big “thank you” for your invitation-. I am very happy to join you on your email English class.
I read everything what you recommended. It will be very interesting and useful. It’s difficult to express my happiness for this great opportunity.
I’ll do everything possible so that I should make a good progress in my English learning.

Thank you again.

Best regards:
Kati Svaby