Strategies to Learn English - Part 2

In the present world scenario, in most of theEnglish and also tease your brain for creativity is
places, people have been using English (American,to jot down a list of 5 or 10 words randomly
British, Australian, etc) for business communication.from dictionary; start writing a story using those
There are a few pockets in this world, wherewords.
English is not spoken. But, majority of the peopleThis is quite an advanced strategy. The minimum
in the world speak, read, and write English; theyrequirement to adapt this kind of strategy is to
also use it to further their business needs, skills,understand, read, write, and speak good
and requirements. People who are fromgrammatical English. As this process involves
non-native English speaking countries need to learncreative writing also, one should be a little bit
this language separately as their second language,well-versed with English. The strategy involves
whereas native speakers, whose first language iscollecting 5 or 10 random English words;
English, not only speak it fluently since theirunderstand their meaning and try to build a
childhood but also use it in their day-to-daystoryline around these words. Make sure the
interactions. The following listed strategies are inwords used should fit the context.
continuation of "Strategies to Learn English Part 1."Tips & Tricks
Strategy 8: The easy and best way to learnTry to explain every context in a few short
English is to have a single novel, which is full ofsentences. It is so important that you need to
conversation-related stuff and read it as manyexplain, write, and present each context in short
time as possible; while doing this, try tosentences. Readers are not interested to read
remember the conversations and also thelengthy sentences; one more point is that lengthy
contexts for which they are being used.sentences confuse readers. Whatever the
This strategy has been helpful to a lot ofcontext is, break it into small parts, and try to
non-native English speakers and is already in use.explain those small parts in a few short
People, who adapt this strategy, need to read asentences. The battle to explain things in English is
novel or a book, which holds lot of conversationalhalf-won the moment you start using this
stuff, for a number of times. Reading a novel forstrategy.
a number of times makes one's mind toThink how I can explain this situation in English.
remember the conversations as it is. ThisThe main problem non-native English speakers
strategy mainly works for those people, whoface while learning English is that they think in their
want to concentrate on spoken English.mother tongue and try to explain thoughts in
Strategy 9: Imagine a situation and try to jotEnglish. They also use the same logic to construct
down all the words (terminology) you need tosentences in English just like how they do the
explain the situation in English; once you write thesame in their mother tongue. The solution for this
stuff, haunt for the meaning of English words in aproblem is to start thinking in English. If you don
good dictionary and read them as many times asnot have the habit of thinking in English, cultivate it
possible.now.
This is a proactive strategy; one needs to imagineRead, understand, and digest the verbs of any
a situation, for example, like attending a phone call.new language, you want to learn. To grasp and
Try to gather the words and sentences used inlearn a new language, concentrate on its verbs
this context like "Could you please hold for afirst; the secret lies there. Familiarize yourself with
minute, May I know who is on the line, etc." Afterthe verbs and their meanings. Then, try to
collecting all the words and sentences related toattentively listen to the native speakers while
the said context, review and use them asthey speak. Slowly, you may start understanding
frequently as you can in your daily interaction.their conversation.
Strategy 10: The radical way to improve your