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Learning is not stressed, ver. People are not good at language (do this enough)

Today, Prim has a trick. "People who are not good at it can bang."

It's how Prim tried it wrong, tried it right, didn't emphasize hard theories.

But focus on doing it! Let's adjust the Mindset and start wading together!

💐 recite the forgetful version.

(Focus not on dosage, but on long-term memory)

Stop sitting, bending down, reciting 50 words a day, like in school.

Because finally forgot!

🥳 adjust the new way: recite only 3-5 words a day, but let's be a word that is often found in everyday life, such as the words in the series, or the favorite celebrity captions, or paste the post-it around the room. You can find this immediately. Your eyes have to see the vocabulary so that it seeps into the brain like osmosis.

💐 find opportunities to use as much as possible (face must be matte, mind must be stiff!)

Fear is the true enemy, True.

If we don't talk, don't write, how can it be really good?

Don't wait to fly outside. Create an environment around us.

🥳 Practice talking to yourself: When bathing or dressing, complain in English. "Today is so hot." Or "What should I eat for lunch?" Wrong. No one can hear it!

🥳 Change Language in the Social World: Turning the Language in Mobile, AIG, Facebook into English, will inevitably force us to see and use it every day.

💐 emphasize "understand," not "remember" (say goodbye to grammar, go first).

Confess carefully. Who used to recite "Subject + V.to be + V.ing" until the head turned. Rest before the girl learning English is like

Watching the series, if we understand the context, we'll sing right away.

🥳 remember as a sentence / phrase: when remembering, don't just remember the words, remember the whole sentence they use, for example, instead of just remembering the word "Understand," remember the word "I got it!" (I get it), and it's a lot easier to use and get.

🥳 absorbed from entertainment: going to the movies, listening to music, listening to favorite podcasts, opening up the British, watching the characters' fillings, what kind of words they use. Trust me...Understanding is more durable than memorizing sure!

A mindset that Prim wants to share. ✊🏻📦💖

In the end, English is just a kind of communication tool, not a hundred percent perfect. Guava, he still understands when we speak.

Wrong, correct. Confidence is the key. Do it.

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