What are some tips for learning English quickly?

Many students who don't have a good foundation always have twists and turns in learning English, and the words they just learned are often forgotten in the blink of an eye, or they can't express themselves after learning. Here are some skills to learn English quickly. Don't miss them.

First, listen to the English weather forecast.

Some teaching tapes deliberately slow down to match the learners' speed, which is not enough for English listening training. If you listen to the normal English rhythm, beginners will feel at a loss. Although English weather forecast is fast, its vocabulary is fixed and simple, with few contents, and it is likely to be repeated, which can be verified at any time in life. It is a good textbook for listening comprehension.

Second, practice listening and speaking skills with tapes.

Some learners are always used to reading while listening to tapes, and use tapes as a tool to assist reading, thus achieving the purpose of practicing listening. Tapes should focus on listening and speaking. Learners should choose listening tapes suitable for their abilities, and don't rush to achieve success, so as not to feel frustrated.

Listen to the tape again and again. As long as you master the outline and listen to it many times, you will understand the details better and better. People with poor hearing can read the text first, and then concentrate on understanding the meaning of each paragraph and sentence. This exercise helps to cultivate the ability of concentration, so that your listening will improve quickly.

Third, listen to English at a normal speed and speed up the listening process.

Many broadcast teaching and listening materials deliberately slow down to adapt to the level of listeners or learners. Although this is an understandable workaround, it will also produce some bad side effects. If you are used to speaking slow English, it will be difficult for you to adapt to or even understand normal English in actual communication with foreigners.

Fourth, learn English from TV and movies.

Watching English TV and movies is not only a good way to understand western culture and life, but also a good opportunity to learn authentic English and improve English listening. It's best to choose art films or comedy films with modern life as the background. If you are good at listening, you can get into the habit of not reading subtitles. If your English is not good, don't force yourself, or your mood will get worse before you learn English.

Learning these skills in real life and sticking to them will greatly help you improve your English!