discussion Good ways to learn english?

[itisjj]

Im not native and write how i can but really want to improve. Any hints, books, cources to master english? I can read and barely write.

Personally, I learned the basics at public school, then applied them while playing games, from there it got a bit blurry, I think I mostly tried listening to songs and singing them alongside generally practicing by chatting on random places, long time ago, just faint memories, it took a long time, even now my English is not personally at a level I am really happy with, but many would call it fluent, what matters most in my opinion is two key points: Practice and Observation, Practice your English often, chat with people online just for the sake of chatting, slowly you'll stick concepts with words and get better at it, Observation is genuinely something you need to be aware of, check how people write, see how it compares to how you would write it, see what's different and seek to learn why. It's a long path, but it's a worthwhile one regardless of your age or opportunities, it'll let you meet so many people that can make your future something extremely brighter.

Of course, that's what worked for me, so just take it with a grain of salt.

 

[Giovany]

like everyone i suggest duolingo but i hate its ads and limitations so i downloaded its cracked apk version on my phone its much better than free version

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[blackus]

I think that the best thing to do is consume the mayor thing in english that u can, games, music, streaming like series, film and adapt your head to the pronunciation and words and try to translate everything you can

 

[PervyGod]

Play games with heavy written component. I started my English learning by playing video games, that was great motivator for learning new words.

 

[Deleted member 207685]

Books, video games+dictionary.