Essay About Learning English Language Learning

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Introduction This book is meant to those who would like to learn a foreign language but has never tried before. It is also for those who have tried but have given up, and yet wish to do better this time.
Learning a foreign language is just as beautiful as it is challenging. Learning a language is different from learning other disciplines, such as mathematics, geography, or poetry writing. You cannot simply sit down and memorize hundreds of pages and formulas and then stand up and speak the language fluently and confidently. It takes time, patience, resourcefulness, creativity, and hard work.
In the next 7 days, this book will guide you through a very special and effective process in language learning. By the end of the week, you will be able to …show more content…

Be creative and resourceful as you write. Do not hesitate to explore the language even deeper, such as by searching and making use of the old proverbs and jokes of its native speakers.
Make a promise to yourself that, even after the end of your 7-day period of learning, you will make it a habit to write in your journal using your newly acquired language.
Move On to Complex Sentence Construction
Do you remember the hierarchy that was mentioned in the previous chapter? Well, today you can do your best to move on to the next stages. Do not rush yourself into this, though. But if you want to learn a new language within 7 days, then persist, you must.
Here are the succeeding stages:
• Past irregular and past regular tenses
Understand the essence of how past irregular and past regular tenses are expressed in your target language. Look for multiple sources that can explain the grammatical rules so that you can completely understand them. Read and listen to examples of sentences in these tenses and practice saying them out loud yourself. Observe how they are used in the book or movie that you are currently into.
• Multiple placement of the parts of a

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