English Explained Simply

Below are 8 tips I came up with to take your English to the next level The first tip: IDENTIFY the words and expressions you inevitably use day in, day out, as well as the environment that accompanies them. You should be able to name, in the target language, everything that you are used to or encounter in your daily life, for example, things in your room, throughout your house, things at work or at school as well. The second tip: LEARN the phrases and words you often use in the source language, in the target language. You need to be able to take the heads side of the coin with expressions in the source language, flip it to the tails side of the coin, and translate them all into the target language. The third tip: LISTEN to native English speakers without translating into your own language to begin with, in order to refine your listening skills and master tone of voice, as English is a tone language, meaning the bar graph would move up and down depending on the words spoken unlike...

Make sure you are highly motivated when you undertake studies. Well, to cut to the chase, sometimes, you want to start higher education studies right out of high school without knowing what you're actually going to face. So, you spend a blank year realizing a little too late that it was not your calling! It doesn't matter, does it? As long as you get back on track the following year by choosing the training that suits you, no hassle!  Either way, as mentioned at the beginning of this post, you need to, and I mean it, be willing to go the extra mile if you want to get results. Of course, you will need elbow grease to revise your lessons as you go. Surround yourself with motivated learners, the very ones who will serve as role models to inspire you whenever you feel below average and help you move forward in positive thinking and action. You can't accomplish much if you don't try hard! As the saying goes, no pain, no gain!  Things don't happen out of nowhere: you have...