[英语学习]Learning English - For Beginners.pptVIP

Learning EnglishFor Beginners Edit by Crystal Tao Language Skills Any language (听说读写) basic skills: Listening, speaking, reading, writing Native learning process For most Chinese: Listening - Easiest Speaking - Pretty hard Reading – Easy Writing – Extremely Hard Even you got 9 in IELST, you cannot get involve in English native-speakers immediately. Why? Do not use English in daily life Easy-use networks banned– Facebook, google+, Youtube, etc. Small group of English-native speakers Tips: Reading and listening – could improve in a short period by comprehensive practice Speaking and writing – need more effort Listening - Easy Ways to improve: TV Audio Materials Practice Listening - Easy Watch TV – e.g. America Episodes It is tempting to watch television in your native language rather than trying to understand people who talk fast in English. However, watching TV in English helps to hone your listening skills and learn how English is actually spoken. In addition, watching news programs keeps you abreast of news developments. If you have the captions(subtitles) on, you can increase your reading ability by reading all the words that show up on the bottom of the screen. Think: Do you really remember anything? Do you get a clue how they talk in daily life? Have you improved? Nonsense! Research shows kids are much easier attracted by pictures rather than words Listening - Easy Listen to Audio Materials Listen to tapes or CDs to learn how English is pronounced and spoken. There are many cassette tapes and CDs for sale both on the Internet and in bookstores. Listen while you drive to hone your conversation skills, and listen at home when doing the dishes or working around the house. Make Sense! Listening – Easy Questions: 唉哟，我好多单词不会啊 唉，听不懂吖，太难了 语法太差，搞不定嘛  Those passive message severely affected your learning process! Start with difficult stuff! Listening – Easy For beginners: It is not about hear everything but get a general idea Try to repeat as much as possible P