I’ve tried many different methods to study English. There are four sections in it, speaking, reading, listening and writing. When you start to study a foreign language, I think the first thing you have to do is listening. Also reading is important. These days I try to listen to a podcast and watch Netflix and read an article every day. I usually choose an article from the NYT or CNN. For me, the best way to memorize a new word is to listen to the word from the context over and over. If I find a new word while I read an article, I never look up the meaning at first. I try to guess the meaning of the word from the context and then I look it up after reading the article all through. This is very effective to learn a new word.
Listening and reading are input. Output is a speaking and writing.
If you have a lot of input, output comes spontaneously.
Today’s new word is “ from scratch “. I’ve learned this word from Culips.
To be honest, I’ve never made a cake from scratch in my whole life.
Hi Anne! I think you accidentally chose the wrong language for the text. It should be English, but you chose your mother tongue.
Oh, thank you. I changed it into English.
Hi Anne, congrats on your first cake made from scratch. It's a funny way of learning new words. 😊 After a few years of learning different languagues I would disagree with statements like speaking and writing are outputs that come spontaniously, but on the other hand I see that you can express quite difficult ideas in English, so I think it's more about the learning method for you right now. Keep going, your English is getting better and better. Fighting 😊
Hi Anne, Great job on this article! It took me a while to find anything to correct in it! I could understand it pretty easily, so the things I noted were mostly about grammar or more natural ways to say things. Keep up the good work!
Thank you all guys ❤️
Great Job Anne!! Even without the corrections I understood everything perfectly :D