英语学习的六大原则（Six principles of English learning）.doc

英语学习的六大原则（Six principles of English learning） Six principles of English learning Im very lucky in learning english. In the process of working hard, I never felt dull and depressed in English learning, nor did I find it difficult to learn english. I have read some books written by English masters, including Chinese translations and English versions. These books give me a lot of inspiration, so that I can combine their own learning methods and experience of English on the basis of summing up the common sense of learning methods, and rose to meet the rules of English learning principles. If you follow these principles and do it step by step, you will learn English well, and you will surely learn English well. English learning should follow the following six principles. These principles are common sense. As president Lincoln said, a person must decide on issues and build his own plans of action in terms of language, logic, and simple common sense.. In learning English, you follow the common sense and you can succeed. You cant succeed if you break the common sense. Success depends, of course, on your efforts. This time, if you follow the common sense and do your work, then you will succeed! (1) simple principles Learning English: from a simple beginning Use English: simple - good, simpler - better, easiest - Best When we were in college, our English teacher asked us to read a lot of english. Some students borrow the original book. On the first page, there are 20 new words, second pages, and 20 On the fifth page, I dont know the first page; the tenth page has no idea what the first nine pages are about. Reading becomes very difficult and monotonous, and there is no gain. Reading English books turns into an English dictionary, memorizing new words, and becoming a chore. So few people can hold on and give up. Some of them tried second more times and ended up giving up. Whats the reason? I think it goes against the idea of step by step. The so-called gradual progress require