How to start learn English?

The first and foremost way to learn any language for that matter is by introducing the aspired language more in to your life. How does a child learns to understand and speak a language even before reading and writing? Its only by way of listening. So starting listening carefully first and try to get the meaning out of it. You can try this by watching more of English News Channels, English Programmes etc. Once you get into the habit of listening the next step is that you should start reading. Take out an English Newspaper and read at least one paragraph daily. Simply reading wont be enough so make sure you understand it. If you come across words which are not familiar to you, find their meaning and remember them. Once you have done all these, the next important step is to practice them in your speech. As the saying goes true "Practice makes a man Perfect" so you need to put all your efforts in to practice. Try speaking in English as much as you can even if your grammar may not be correct but Do Not Hesitate! Ask others who are proficient in the language to correct you and help with the grammar. Surely success will come your way gradually. read less

It's a question that is almost impossible to answer because it depends on so many different factors. Where are you starting from? And what do you need to improve? If we look at official research into this question, even these studies give different answers to this question. According to English UK, it takes about 120 hours to progress from one level to the next (e.g. from A2 to B1). Cambridge ESOL suggests slightly longer: 200 hours. Roughly, these are the official recommended hours of study needed to progress from one level to the next. read less

If you are able to read and write in English, then you should watch English news on Indian channels. Also watch movies and read good books/novels, if possible. You should development a practice of reading Times of India daily for at least 15-20 minutes. While reading the news-paper you should should read aloud in your room without disturbing other members of your family. Continue this practice of reading for at least 45 days. Your vocabulary and speech will automatically develop. read less

You may be wondering, How can I learn English? Well learning English really is an easy task. Everybody has a method or an idea on how to learn English language. There can be so many ideas of how to study or how to memorize that it blows your mind. Here are some tips on how to learn the English language. The important thing to remember is to find a method that works for you and stick to it. The very first place to start is with the alphabet. If you don't have a basic understanding of the alphabet learning the words will be tough. Learn how to pronounce each sound that each letter makes. Then learn how to combine several letters together and how the sounds work. Once you have a solid understanding of the alphabet it is time to move on to vocabulary words. Learning vocabulary words and what each word means is the easiest part of learning the English language. Start off with just words and five to ten words daily. It is important to carry the words with you wherever you go and study them when you have free time. After you have learned some words it is time to start in on the grammar of the English language. Grammar takes time to learn, so do not rush it. Start off by learning what types of words there are and what they do. For instance it will be important to learn what nouns, verbs, and adverbs are. You will also learn about subjects and other parts of speech that make the English language fun to learn. To answer the question of how to learn English one idea is to play a game that is written in English. This begins to program your mind to think in English. Another thing to do is speak the language whenever you can. The best way to speak it is to speak it with someone who knows the language. Or find someone who is learning English too and speak it with them. Whatever method you use or the path you take to learn English stick with it to the end. read less