How to improve your English?

Nowadays, English has become a world language. If you don’t have this ability, you will be less competitive. Hence, many students have to learn English when they were young. However, they face many problems as the time goes by and the upgrading of difficulty that causes them feel frustrated and even want to give up. Many students would have this kind of feeling that they feel they are stuck, they don’t know how to deal with it, and they even think there is no use to do anything. At this moment, it seems that they’ve lost their faith toward learning English. So, I suggest that it’s time to recall your past experience of learning English, and also think it over the most important but simplest question that is “Do you love English?”

In my opinion, to learn English the first thing to do is to build a well psychological construction. So, for one thing, you should ask yourself “do you love English?” Then, you could ask”How interested are you in learning English?” After that, you probably could ask “How many times are you willing to spend on English?” Finally, you might ask “What’s the main aim for learning English?” By those following strategies or questions will not only build a by far the strongest wall in your mind but help you to stand up again.


After recovering, the development of study plans is also essential. Firstly, you should learn more from your daily life; for example, you can try to read English newspapers, listen to English radio programs, or get some recourse from websites, rather than just study for exams. Second, every time you finish studying something, you ought to be sure that you totally understand, or you could ask someone for help. Thirdly, reviewing plays another central part of learning English. The more often you review, the more familiar you will be with it. The last but not least, however hard you learn to be good at English, it’s all worth it. As the proverb says, “Rome was not built in a day.” Thus, in short, you should adhere to your objective and never say never. Then, I firmly believe that you will make it someday.