It certainly is Most spoken language in the world. What can be managed everywhere, or not On vacation or abroad on business. If you had to choose just one foreign language to learn, it would be this one, and especially that one Always sought after in the world of work and becoming an asset on a CV.
But if we retain only a few sentences from our school curriculum where English is a part of compulsory learning, it is not very easy to do. however, There are different methods And we can say now, especially with the Internet, that Everyone can find their own. We invite you to see the strengths and weaknesses of each of them, and in a few months, perhaps, become completely bilingual. ready Let’s go!
Moving to an English-speaking country to stay there:
Benefits:
- Totally And we have proven that Learn fast
- Unlike exercises given in books or courses; You live in a concrete situation And learn to manage
- This is a good way Experience a different culture Yours (UK, USA, Australia…).
Disadvantages:
- Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. And shy people can quickly sense that situation. A challenge to face?
Use media such as books, movies, or music to:
Benefits:
- You see Read your favorite movies, your favorite authors or your music, It helps you learn better: You have to select the language on your DVD
- You understand this learning Whenever you have free time
- you learn Traditional English, but also colloquialEven slang
Disadvantages:
- If you start from the basics, you run the risk of getting discouraged because the characters talk quickly and the books are sometimes complicated. Additionally, you Focus on your areas of interest and you won’t find any concept of technical EnglishFor example
Taking courses at a university or private school:
Benefits:
- you can Find schools near you And make new friends
- Tutorials, courses, you Follow upI throughout your training
- usually is A diploma or certificate If you pass the test you are given at the end: suitable for your CV
Disadvantages:
- That may change Private schools are especially expensive. It is also important to have clear time to get there.
Take courses online or through the app:
Benefits:
- Decide for yourself how much time you can spare For your learning: It’s after class or work, for a few minutes a day (especially with an app).
- Some online sites With real teachers We choose based on their feedback and feedback left by users (this may not be the case in a school).
- We find out Courses for all levels and all budgets And there is a human relationship created. Courses can be on video (the teacher dedicates himself to a student), but you can also find courses in an amphitheater (MOOC).
Disadvantages:
- You must have Persistence So, encourage yourself to connect every once in a while so that you don’t miss out on learning opportunities.
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