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I want to make my own notes of whatever sir says in class i mean how to take lecture notes ... but my english is weak ... please give me some tips ...
Aafia said:I want to make my own notes of whatever sir says in class i mean how to take lecture notes ... but my english is weak ... please give me some tips ...
Ok can you please suggest me some websites so that i can learn english ... and thanks for help memicromass said:Participating on english forums (such as this one) helps too, especially if you actively ask people to correct your mistakes. For example, for a long time I had in my signature that I appreciated any corrections of english mistake.
micromass said:1) The word "I" should always be a capital letter.
It looks like helping you is a waste of time.Aafia said:Ok can you please suggest me some websites so that i can learn english ... and thanks for help me
Sorry .. I have forgotten to write I in capital ..zoobyshoe said:It looks like helping you is a waste of time.
Well nigh impeccable, indeed! Your English is better than a lot of Americans whose first language is English.nuuskur said:I read books, watch movies with and without subtitles and I also wrote a lot in English (not typed, wrote with my own hand), hence my spelling is nigh impeccable (ego). PS! I am not a native speaker, English is my third language.
That may be the case, but I am not really satisfied. I can do fine in a regular chat, but I struggle with specific vocabulary: mathematical analysis related vocabulary, for instance. Another point is that I don't really consider knowing English all that impressive, since we are all surrounded by it. I would be much more content were I able to speak Swedish/Norwegian, English is .. a means to an end, it sounds horrible, I know.Mark44 said:Well nigh impeccable, indeed! Your English is better than a lot of Americans whose first language is English.
micromass said:In your free time, you might want to watch english movies/tv-shows without subtitles. Very rough in the beginning, but you'll get the hang of it very quickly. This is essentially how I learned english.
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Lisa! said:Aren't English subtitles helpful?
For some reason, I felt proud :)Aafia said:Thank you guys for giving me advice and tips . I will try .
1. Practice speaking and writing regularly: The more you use the language, the more comfortable you will become with it.
2. Read in English: Reading helps improve vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure.
3. Watch English movies and TV shows: This will not only expose you to different accents and pronunciations, but also help you pick up on common phrases and idioms.
4. Join a language exchange program: This will give you the opportunity to practice speaking with native English speakers and receive feedback on your language skills.
5. Take an English course: A structured course can help you improve your grammar, comprehension, and overall confidence in using the language.