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Ways to Learn English
Making the decision to learn a language and actually going about it can be two very different things. Below is what people think about different ways of learning English - remember, you don't have to stick to just one. Choosing a combination of learning methods can often make it easier to fit language learning into your daily routine!
Ann: This year I've made up my mind to enrol on a language course. In my opinion, learning a language in a social environment like this opens me up to meeting new people, it encourages me to practise my skills and it gives me motivation to come back the following week. With a couple of hours tuition per week I cannot expect to advance too far without doing some homework, though, I do a few hours study on my own too.
Steve: I'm a very active and busy person, so it's difficult for me to find time for regular classes. That's why I've chosen a good English Self-Study Software. These are made of a few CDs and accompanying books. I can say that they have become a popular way to kick-start language learning, or boost it in between the school tearms. These provide valuable listening and compehension practice.
Tom: I study English with language learning books containing texts, grammar modules, vocabulary lists and practice exercises. These are probably old-fashioned but good enough to practice reading and writing skills, and to get a base in essential grammar and vocabulary. But you'll definitely need extra listening and speaking practice.