G'day mate. What are you up to? Today, what I am going to say is "Simplicity and Minimalist are the best words to describe how you should learn English. What does it mean? Well, without further ado, let's find out!
I know how hard and daunting learning a foreign language should be. But, many learners probably think too much or are worried about English. Hell not. Yes, indeed, I as one of the English learners had been struggling to boost my English skills before I recognised the paramount importance of reading articles aloud and talking to yourself. By the time you reach a certain level of basic English skills, everyone should be thinking too much and anxious about what to learn, how to boost, etc. However, the simpler you think about English learning, the better outcome you will get. Simplicity gives by no means any chance for you to be lazy about learning English like not studying grammar or pronunciation seriously. To put it another way, it doesn't mean cutting down the number of learning items to the bare minimum if you're still learning basic English skills. What I am saying is that you should have got all basic skills first, which is the prerequisite for everyone to have prior to embarking on any practical training. You can surely enjoy reading aloud or talking to yourself once you've mastered such basic skills. Simplicity will be bequeathed to you accordingly.
In terms of Minimalist, on the other hand, this differs considerably from the concept of Simplicity. If I dare to say to you something significant, Minimalist seems like your good habit of doing shortlisted training menus in the morning, particularly. Some learners do too many different learning menus in a day, which is totally up to you mate. However, those people tend to give up learning English due to having failed to live up to the sense of duty. In order to avoid this, you've got to make a shortlist of what to do on a daily basis. You've got to make sure the shortlisted items have to be feasible, in other words they can be done comfortably without having a sense of duty. If you don't like Shadowing, for instance, then don't do that. Not only do some learning methods such as this have significant drawbacks, but they also have a chance of getting into a bad habit to improve something in a wrong way. I highly recommend just doing read aloud and talking to yourself to break any bad habit. And in your foreseeable future, I am sure, you will be the champion in the English language. Simplicity and Minimalist will undoubtedly be victorious!
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