As long as you find the right way to learn, everything will be all right. Who just started learning English and is not a zero-based learning? Learning English from scratch is not as difficult as we thought. It depends on whether you have patience and can keep learning.

I also started learning English from scratch. At that time, I was still a migrant worker, and I wanted to find a well-paid job, but I found it was not easy at all, and the requirements were very high. One of the things that impressed me was English. I also checked on the Internet and found that it was really easy to stand up in the workplace and find a well-paid job. To this end, I began to learn English from scratch:

1. First of all, I should understand why I learn English

Relevant data show that it takes at least 2,76 hours (115 days) to learn some languages to reach the level of proficiency, and no one can make such efforts without any purpose. So you should seriously think about why you learn English, write down all the goals that can inspire you, and always take it as the driving force for continuous progress.

2. Compared with Chinese language, when learning English, many children's shoes unconsciously apply Chinese expressive thinking. I suggest buying one or two English novels. While reading, I think about how foreigners express themselves in writing, which is different from Chinese expression. Don't pay too much attention to the neatness of writing, you can write down your thoughts with a pen while reading, and so on. In addition, choose one or two American dramas, such as modern family, and consider how foreigners use words and sentences to express themselves orally, which is different from Chinese expression habits. By the way, imitate and practice oral English. With such thinking, through comparative study, we can understand the language expression habits of foreigners.

There are many ways to learn spoken English. You can learn by software, or you can find someone whose English is better than yours to practice with. I am an office worker myself, so I usually use my off-duty time or spare time to learn spoken English, mainly by using some spoken English software. Let me recommend several oral English practice softwares to you:

Cocoa English

The courses of this APP include children's English, College Entrance Examination, CET-4 and TOEFL GRE abroad. The learning materials include almost all English-related materials, including listening, reading and dictation. It is the most comprehensive and comprehensive English learning APP, which is why I put it in the first place. I highly recommend it.

Hundred Words Chop

I have used other word APPs before. Personally, I recommend Hundred Words Chop. Some people like scallop words, just suit themselves. I like three things about this app: I can make a study plan. If you want to memorize CET-4 vocabulary, you can set whether to memorize 15 words or 2 words or other data every day. Rich in form This is an important reason why I love to cut a hundred words. A new word will appear in many forms, besides dubbing, there will also be pictures, example sentences, word formation decomposition, English interpretation, video analysis, and even English songs in which the word has appeared.

Youdao Dictionary

Compared with ordinary dictionary apps, Youdao Dictionary provides not only the translation function, but also the original audio and video examples, the square function of oral practice, and the rich encyclopedia function. Youdao also provides the function of quick word search. When reading, when you encounter words you don't understand, you can quickly extract and translate them by pressing and holding the words, and you can also automatically add them to the new vocabulary book, without having to open an APP for inquiry. This is really convenient and easy to use.