Comments on: How to Study English 7 Tips and Ideas http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/study-english-in-the-uk/how-to-study-english-7-tips-and-ideas/ Guides, Tips and Advice for UK Students Tue, 07 Feb 2012 07:24:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dana Gulling http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/study-english-in-the-uk/how-to-study-english-7-tips-and-ideas/comment-page-1/#comment-6735 Dana Gulling Mon, 15 Feb 2010 12:51:11 +0000 http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/?p=36#comment-6735 Nice looking site and some super content - do you guys have a fb group or a twitter page? Nice looking site and some super content – do you guys have a fb group or a twitter page?

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]]> By: How can I learn enough English words | UK Student News and Events http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/study-english-in-the-uk/how-to-study-english-7-tips-and-ideas/comment-page-1/#comment-53 How can I learn enough English words | UK Student News and Events Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:42:18 +0000 http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/?p=36#comment-53 [...] grammatical sentences if you don’t know enough words to demonstrate your knowledge. Our article how to study English 7 tips and ideas has a great suggestion on how to increase your vocabulary: 5.  Start a vocab book It’s great [...] [...] grammatical sentences if you don’t know enough words to demonstrate your knowledge. Our article how to study English 7 tips and ideas has a great suggestion on how to increase your vocabulary: 5.  Start a vocab book It’s great [...]

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]]> By: News Team http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/study-english-in-the-uk/how-to-study-english-7-tips-and-ideas/comment-page-1/#comment-33 News Team Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:49:06 +0000 http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/?p=36#comment-33 Hi Myn and thanks for your comments. You've raised a very interesting point about different learning methods Myn. Your language skills really can develop in different ways, depending on how you study. For me personally, watching tv in Thai, for example, really did help me develop my listening skills. But don't even ask me about writing it haha! Yes, using an English to English dictionary is a great way of doing things. So too is a thesaurus for learning new words. Also I really do think that blogs are a great way for students of a second language to practice and develop their skills. Dan Hi Myn and thanks for your comments.

You’ve raised a very interesting point about different learning methods Myn. Your language skills really can develop in different ways, depending on how you study. For me personally, watching tv in Thai, for example, really did help me develop my listening skills. But don’t even ask me about writing it haha!

Yes, using an English to English dictionary is a great way of doing things. So too is a thesaurus for learning new words. Also I really do think that blogs are a great way for students of a second language to practice and develop their skills.

Dan

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]]> By: Myn http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/study-english-in-the-uk/how-to-study-english-7-tips-and-ideas/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Myn Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:41:33 +0000 http://www.adviceforyou.org.uk/blog/?p=36#comment-32 According to my experience when learning English (It's not my primary language) 1. I started learning English from reading (playing a game) and using a dictionary. 2. when i started learning English i have no access to internet nor a English radio/film. And back then game haven't used voice actor. As a result my listening skill is quite bad compared to reading skill. I have a friend who often watch movie/film without subtitle. And as far as i know his listening skill is quite good. 3. I have some friend who is English native speaker, and chat with them really help my English skill, especially how to respond quickly 4. Most of my vocabulary was learnt from reading/playing a game. 5. I rarely use this method, but instead i'm using English to English dictionary which sometime "force" you to look at another word while looking for one word. 6. Writting a blog also help much, especially in writting skill. You can get a new friend and share your life with friend. Killing two bird with one stone. 7. Nah, i do not have the chance to go abroad yet. But it surely will help you learning English, since you have to use that to communicate ~ Myn According to my experience when learning English (It’s not my primary language)

1. I started learning English from reading (playing a game) and using a dictionary.

2. when i started learning English i have no access to internet nor a English radio/film. And back then game haven’t used voice actor. As a result my listening skill is quite bad compared to reading skill.

I have a friend who often watch movie/film without subtitle. And as far as i know his listening skill is quite good.

3. I have some friend who is English native speaker, and chat with them really help my English skill, especially how to respond quickly

4. Most of my vocabulary was learnt from reading/playing a game.

5. I rarely use this method, but instead i’m using English to English dictionary which sometime “force” you to look at another word while looking for one word.

6. Writting a blog also help much, especially in writting skill. You can get a new friend and share your life with friend. Killing two bird with one stone.

7. Nah, i do not have the chance to go abroad yet. But it surely will help you learning English, since you have to use that to communicate

~ Myn

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