What is the most difficult part to learn in English?

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I wont call it difficult, However sometimes the sounds are different than the actual alphabets that we use to write words in English language. This is unlike in Hindi. Furtherer though the language has certain rules which makes your learn it quickly yet there are various exemptions to these rule and...
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I wont call it difficult, However sometimes the sounds are different than the actual alphabets that we use to write words in English language. This is unlike in Hindi. Furtherer though the language has certain rules which makes your learn it quickly yet there are various exemptions to these rule and keeping note of all of these exemptions is identified to be one of the crucial parts in learning the language. Good luck with that. read less
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patience is the key of success and we should start putting more focus on listening and understanding. Because listening makes you more active towards any language which you are learning.
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Vocabulary, as compared to the rest.
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Learning English can be made easier by changing the methodology in your learning. Your proficiency level varies on how much time and effort you can put on for improving your English skills . Some people find Reading part to be difficult if they have lesser knowledge on the vocabulary. By improving your...
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Learning English can be made easier by changing the methodology in your learning. Your proficiency level varies on how much time and effort you can put on for improving your English skills . Some people find Reading part to be difficult if they have lesser knowledge on the vocabulary. By improving your vocabulary day by day and reading a lot of articles can improve your Reading skills. Some people find it harder to write in English because of poor knowledge in grammar. They can improve their writing skills by revising all the grammar principles and using them correctly while you write articles or essays. I personally feel that learning vocabulary is the difficult part as you may encounter various new words everyday in various reading articles, but could be improved with day by day focused smart-work. read less
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Nothing is actually diffcult unless you're doing a Ph.d in that. Jokes apart but in the stage of learning most of the people, I have seen, find it difficult only because they're afraid of speaking incorrect english (be it grammar or the framing of the sentences). All you have to do is to get a good means...
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Nothing is actually diffcult unless you're doing a Ph.d in that. Jokes apart but in the stage of learning most of the people, I have seen, find it difficult only because they're afraid of speaking incorrect english (be it grammar or the framing of the sentences). All you have to do is to get a good means of learning the language. And when you love what you're doing, there's nothing like the difficult part. read less
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The 'sounds' of English. Being Indians we have a fixed set of sounds we use and we tend to use these when we speak in English. This transference from our mother tongue makes us unclear to native English speakers. Another hurdle is the people around us. From my observations people, in India, people tend...
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The 'sounds' of English. Being Indians we have a fixed set of sounds we use and we tend to use these when we speak in English. This transference from our mother tongue makes us unclear to native English speakers. Another hurdle is the people around us. From my observations people, in India, people tend to look at a person using English as an outsider and tend to mock her or him. Overcoming this fear or bias has also been one of the bigger challenges. read less
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This is the secret of Spoken English. The most difficult part to learn to speak in English is conquer the fear of speaking. All that an Institute for Spoken English has to do is to drive the fear away in the student. Then he/she will start speaking. Then learning is easy.
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