There is so much information about English that it is easy to get confused!
Dear readers! I know from my own experience how difficult English is for beginners. And the point is not a lack of textbooks or information, but rather an excess of them, information noise that is impossible to understand.
In this article, I have collected and systematized materials from the site that will be useful for beginners and those who study English language"from scratch". In these articles, I share my opinion on where to start learning a language, what online resources and books are best to use, where to find good video lessons, how to choose courses and where to find an online tutor.
If you decide to learn English “from scratch,” then you need to go from simple to complex, from the most necessary to the rarer. First of all, try to lay the foundation for future knowledge and skills and learn the basics of the language. The most basic knowledge includes:
Having laid the foundation, you need to practice a lot and in a variety of ways in all types of speech activities: reading, listening, writing and speaking in English.
Actually, that's all. You just listened short course language learning! The rest is details and particulars.
You can find the necessary materials both on this site (links above) and in textbooks and online training courses for beginners. I recommend on initial stage study using a textbook for self-study (self-instruction manual). In my opinion, the most convenient way to learn the basics of a language is from a textbook, using interactive materials, such as vocabulary cards, as auxiliary materials.
You can also use mine as a tutorial.
The main advantage of the textbook is that the material is presented in a methodically correct order, in convenient portions. You don’t have the feeling that you are wandering in the dark; the textbook literally leads you by the hand, giving extremely specific instructions. But in addition to textbooks, you can also study using training programs - they contain a lot of audiovisual materials, and the learning process is built in game form. The following sites are suitable for beginners:
“Teacher Method” is an interactive course for different levels, starting from almost zero. It includes courses of three difficulty levels for adults and children, as well as a separate children's course for the little ones.
In the course for beginners, learning begins with the alphabet, all explanations are made in the form of short videos in Russian with explanations from teachers, and tasks are given in the form of interactive exercises. The material is chewed down to the smallest detail. The service is paid, but is available free of charge in a limited form.
Lingvaleo is a service for self-study English using:
The lesson plan is created automatically and looks like a list of “Today's tasks”, but it is not necessary to follow it. The site has a lot of audio, video and text materials of different levels of complexity - from simple to original materials foreign TV, so it is suitable not only for lesson study of the language, but also for practice in reading and listening. Most of the features are free, but for an additional fee you can purchase interactive courses (for example, grammar or English for children) and unlock some word learning modes.
A free interactive course, in which, like in the “Teacher Method”, you need to go from lesson to lesson. But there are almost no explanations here; training is built on a different principle. You need to complete assignments while studying practical side grammar and applying the vocabulary learned at the beginning of the lesson in practice: constructing and translating phrases. It is not advisable to take this course as a basis for learning English, but it is suitable as an auxiliary educational game.
Useful Internet resources are not limited to just educational sites. Fortunately, there are now a lot of useful, interesting and free video lessons. Lessons are available in both Russian and English.
For beginners, it is better to start with lessons in Russian. For example:
I believe that it is better for beginners to study with Russian-speaking teachers, and here’s why:
The principles of language learning are very simple and have been known for a long time.
1. Set specific and achievable goals
It is much more convenient to move towards a goal when it is marked than when it is an unclear fog over the horizon. Why did you decide to learn the language in the first place? To get a job as a chief engineer at New Development Engineering? To move in with your aunt in Sydney? Your goals will largely determine how you go about achieving them. For example, if you want to study at a foreign university, you will need to be able to write correctly, which is not so important for a trip to the USA under the Work and Travel program.
It is advisable to set short-term goals in addition to long-term ones. For example, complete lessons 1 – 6 in two weeks, learn 100 words in a week, read the first chapter of Harry Potter in a month, etc. No need to set unrealistic goals. It's better to take small steps, but without stopping.
2. Try to exercise regularly, preferably every day!
Ideally, you need to practice every day for 1-2 hours. In practice, not everyone will be able to do this, but if you really want to, you can set aside at least half an hour a day. The main thing is not to deceive yourself by coming up with excuses about lack of time and crazy busyness. It's okay if you watch half an hour less TV or get things done half an hour earlier.
Even if you are a businessman/supermodel/pizza delivery guy, finding at least 15 minutes a day in your crazy schedule is exactly 15 minutes better than 0 minutes. And don’t forget that you can listen to audio lessons while you’re dying of boredom in a traffic jam.
There is no need to organize crazy marathons once a month either. It is better to exercise for 30 minutes 7 times a week than 210 minutes once a week. What's the point of running a 3-4 hour marathon a day if everything is forgotten within a week?
3. Practice makes perfect
You don't need any great intelligence or talent to learn a language. You just need to practice regularly - that’s all. Pay attention to all aspects of the tongue: vocabulary, grammar, practice in reading, listening, speaking and writing– and everything will be ok. Don't get hung up on theory and try to practice more.
Language is a means of communication, transmission and perception of information, knowledge, and expression of emotions. They need to be used. Learning a language but not using it is like learning swimming from books without diving into the water. Read and listen more, don’t hesitate to communicate!
Knowledge of foreign languages is considered by many to be an incredible talent and almost a gift from the gods. But every polyglot knows that it’s more about hard work and personal interest than about natural abilities, much less a miracle. Anyone can do this if they choose the right training method. We will share tips on how to learn English for beginners today.
In the material we will consider all the nuances of the educational process: from the motivational part to lesson plans and transition to the next level. With us you will be 100% able to learn English from scratch on your own!
In any business, the main thing is to take the first step. That is, it is not easy, for example, to spontaneously take 10 minutes and play learning English words on a smartphone or practice grammar for half an hour. It's about about purposefully starting to study English, that is, conducting regular classes, doing exercises, repeating the material covered, and so on. And here the problem arises: how to force yourself to do it?
The solution is simple - become sincerely interested in the English language. Setting goals will help develop interest in activities. Think about why you want to learn English. A variety of things can act as motivation, for example:
And even the most banal thing is a burning shame that everyone around you understands English at least a little, but you don’t yet. This state of affairs needs to be corrected, right? So let this be your goal!
The main point when defining a goal is to understand that it is 100% important and necessary for you.
And as an additional motivator, before taking English lessons for beginners, set yourself the desired reward for achieving a successful result. For example, every 5 lessons completed give you the right to an extraordinary trip to your favorite restaurant or the purchase of some nice little thing.
The main thing is that the reward should not be missing the next lesson, because... Under no circumstances should the regularity of the process be disrupted. As a last resort, it is possible to reschedule a lesson on a free day, but not completely cancel it.
Goal and encouragement are effective mental tricks that are very important to use at the initial stage of learning English. Thanks to them, after just a few lessons, a program will be formed in your subconscious that learning English is very useful and profitable. Well, in the future, when you begin to understand the linguistic culture and features of the language, on the basis of these partly selfish motives, a natural interest in further study will develop.
Before you start learning English, you need to determine your level of knowledge.
It’s one thing if you have never encountered this language and have only now decided to choose a course to independently study the basics of English at home. In this case, you completely learn English from scratch: starting with pronunciation of sounds, memorizing the alphabet, learning numbers, and so on. To master these skills, the Beginner level training program is used.
The situation is completely different if you have already covered some material in school lessons, university classes, or studied spoken English on your own. Then you are probably familiar with such basics of speech as:
If this is indeed the case, then you have already moved from the beginner class to the second level of knowledge - Elementary (basic). With this level, you can learn English for beginners not from the very beginning, but from more complex topics, for example. Present Simple, degrees of comparison of adjectives, practice exercises on verb tenses, etc. But, if you are not confident in the quality of your knowledge, then it would be a good idea to repeat English from scratch.
We all learn English or another language in different ways. Some memorize vocabulary in 5 minutes, others quickly grasp the basics of grammar, and others have perfect pronunciation. Accordingly, for each student, some lessons are easy, while others are difficult and require more time.
The duration of the training course is also influenced by the chosen methodology. Classes with a teacher in a group usually last 3 months. Individual lessons can reduce this figure to two or even one month: this result is achieved through daily and long lessons. For self-learning, the time frame is completely blurred.
Thus, the time spent on learning English varies from person to person. On average, this period ranges from 3 to 6 months. You can only speak specifically if you know the program. training course and student abilities. Our method, for example, offers beginners to master English from 0 on their own in about 4 months. Let's talk in more detail about this tutorial.
This section presents the curriculum for the English language course for beginners. This is a step-by-step schedule with lesson topics in English for Beginner and Elementary students. The course lasts 4 months and ends with a transition to the next level of knowledge. If you plan to study the language on your own, then the material provided will be an excellent help in organizing classes.
Before we begin to study the plan, I would like to dwell on important points educational process. To obtain a positive result, you must follow the following rules.
This is a kind of code for a beginner “Englishman” who learns the language on his own from scratch. In fact, there is nothing complicated about these points, and after a few lessons, doing them will already become a habit. At the same time, we note that neglecting at least one point has a negative impact on the effectiveness of training, and can reduce all efforts to nothing.
The first English lessons for beginners are lessons of a more educational and playful nature. The emphasis is not on the amount of material, but on getting used to the new language, creating a positive atmosphere, and developing interest in classes. That's why this stage It could well be called an introductory course to learning English.
The following table contains the work plan for the first month of study. Classes must be conducted three times a week, and the duration of the lesson depends on the degree of perception of the material. Simply put, you analyze the topic until you can navigate it freely.
English for beginners (month No. 1) | |||
A week | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |
First | 1. Introduction to the alphabet
We study the sounds of letters and remember their spelling. 2. Phrases of greeting and farewell We learn the first vocabulary in English by heart. |
1. Sounds and transcription
We learn transcription signs, carefully practice the pronunciation of vowels (short and long sounds). 2. Repetition of the alphabet and learned vocabulary |
1. Sounds and transcription
Now we focus on the transcription and pronunciation of consonants. 2. Repeat material about vowel sounds 3. New vocabulary (20-30 popular words) |
Second | 1. Personal pronouns + to
be
We consider only the affirmative form. 2. Practicing pronunciation Repetition of phonetics and transcription. 3. Repetition of the alphabet and all learned vocabulary |
1. Word order in a sentence
2. Design to be Review of the previous lesson + study of questions and negatives with to be. 2. Articles Catch the difference in the use of a and the. 3. New vocabulary Everyday words. Designation of objects, professions, food and drinks. |
1. Writing proposals
We use personal pronouns, the connective to be, articles and thematic vocabulary. We work through all types: statements, questions, denials. 2. Possessive pronouns We study in contrast with personal ones (I-my, You-your, etc.) 3. Compiling sentences with possessive pronouns 4. Repetition of learned vocabulary + new words Hobbies, entertainment, days of the week and months |
Third | 1. Introduction to reading rules
Open and closed syllables. If necessary, repeat transcription signs. We study 1/3 of the rules. 2. Consolidate the rules We work through selections of words for each rule. 3. Exercise on the learned grammar Writing proposals 4. New vocabulary Family, friends, relationships. |
1. Continued mastery of reading rules
After a little repetition, we learn the remaining 2/3 of the rules. 2. This designs is /There are and demonstrative pronouns Features of use, construction of your own examples. 3. Reading and translating easy text 4. Written exercises on the studied constructions + to be |
1. Design I
like
/don
't
like
Usage, construction of sentences. 2. Learning numbers up to 20 3. Listening Listening to dialogues or learning new words from audio recordings. 4. Repetition of learned vocabulary |
Fourth | 1. Building a dialogue
We use all grammatical combinations and learned vocabulary. 2. Working through dialogue by role If you practice alone, then simply change the timbre of your voice. 3. The only thing plural nouns Methods of education, exceptions. 4. Numbers up to 100 |
1. Adjectives
General concepts and vocabulary (colors, characteristics). 2. Reading and translation of text Preferably with many adjectives. 3. Constructing sentences with adjectives and nouns in different numbers For example, He is a good doctor. They are bad drivers. 4. New vocabulary Weather, travel |
1. Possessive nouns
Education and use. 2. Listening 3. Special issues Words and sentence construction. 4. Repetition of all grammatical structures Compiling simple text with the maximum variety of combinations and vocabulary used. |
Let's sum up the intermediate results. In just a month of not the most strenuous work, you will learn to read, perceive by ear English speech, understand the meaning of popular phrases, and also create your own sentences and questions. In addition, you will be familiar with numbers up to 100, articles, basic grammar English nouns and adjectives. Not enough anymore, right?
Now it's time to start the main work. In the second month of school, we actively learn grammar and try to speak English as much as possible.
A week | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |
First | 1. Verb
Indefinite form and general concepts. 2. Prepositions General concepts + stable combinations like go to school, for breakfast 3. Vocabulary Common verbs 4. Listening |
1. Repetition of prepositions
2. Verb to have Forms and features of use 3. Exercises to practice sentences with to have 4. Reading and translation of text |
1. Making sentences with prepositions
2. Listening 3. Repeat constructions I like, There is/are, to have 4. Vocabulary Daily routine, work, study, leisure |
Second | 1.Present
Simple
Statements, questions, denials. 2. Development of theory in practice Independently composing sentences in Present Simple. 3. Vocabulary repetition |
1. Questions and negation in the Present
Simple
Compilation of mini-dialogues. 2. Reading and translation of text 3. Repeating phrases with prepositions 4. Vocabulary Verbs of motion, thematic selections (in a store, hotel, train station, etc.). |
1. Exercises on all the nuances of Present
Simple
.
2. Listening 3. Vocabulary review + new words |
Third | 1. Modal verb Can
Features of use. 2. Time indication in English + repetition about days of the week and months 3. Vocabulary Thematic collections |
1. Repeat Present
Simple
Compose a short text with all types of sentences. 2. Prepositions of time and place 3. Reading thematic text (topic) 4. Listening Dialogue + vocabulary |
1. Written exercises on the verb Can
2. Compiling mini-dialogues on the topic of time What time is it, what month were you born in, etc. 3. Number repetition 4. Repetition of half-forgotten vocabulary |
Fourth | 1.Present
Continuous
Forms and features of use. 2. Practical training Writing proposals 3. New vocabulary Popular verbs, adjectives |
1. Questions and negatives in the Present
Continuous
Working off for units. and plural 2. Studying numbers from 100 to 1000, writing and reading years 3. Countable and uncountable nouns |
1. Exercises on using Present
Simple
and Continuous
2. Modal verb May Situations of use 3. Practical practice May 4. Repeat counted/uncounted nouns 5. New vocabulary |
We continue to master grammar and introduce more variety into your speech.
English for beginners (month No. 3) | |||
A week | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |
First | 1. Past
Simple
Usage and forms 2. Practical training 3. Reading and translation of the topic 4. New vocabulary |
1.
Questions
And
Past Simple negations
and Present Simple
Making sentences on do/does/did 2. Time in English Vocabulary repetition. 3. Listening 4. Repetition of forgotten vocabulary |
1. Modal verbs Must
, have
to
Difference in usage 2. Practical training 3. Compiling a story on the topic “My Family” At least 10-15 sentences 4. Listening |
Second | 1. Writing exercises on Past
Simple
2. Eating a lot , many , few , little 3. Listening 4. New vocabulary |
1. Degrees of comparison of adjectives
2. Practical training 3. Reading and translation of the topic 4. Reuse of articles + special cases |
1. Use any
, some
, nothing
, no
2. Written exercises on adding articles 3. Modal verb should Situations of use 4. New vocabulary |
Third | 1. Exercises on what you have learned modal verbs.
2. Adjectives. Turnover as …as 3. Reading and translation 4. Repeat verb tenses. |
1. Practical exercises for use
Present Simple /Continuous , Past Simple 2. Compiling the story “My Hobbies” 3. Listening 4. New vocabulary |
1.Exercises on adjectives.
Degrees of comparison + as…as 2. Imperative mood 3. Practical training 4. Repetition of learned vocabulary |
Fourth | 1.Future
Simple
Forms and situations of use 2. Practical training 3. Listening 4. New vocabulary |
1. Future Questions and Negations
Simple
2. Written exercises on the imperative mood 3. Reading and translation of the topic 4. Repeating prepositions |
1. Listening
2. Exercises for all studied verb tenses. 3. Compiling the story “My Dreams” Use as many different tenses and combinations as possible 4. New vocabulary |
The final stage of the course “English for Beginners”. Here we tighten up all the shortcomings and finish mastering the grammatical minimum level.
English for beginners (month No. 2) | |||
A week | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |
First | 1. Adverbs
Features and use 2. Indirect and direct object Place in sentence 3. Listening 4. New vocabulary |
1. Turnover to
be going to
Situations of use 2. Practical training. 3. Adverbs of manner 4. Written exercises Interrogative sentences of all tenses, combinations + special questions |
1. Written exercises on Future distinctions
Simple
and to
be
going
to
2. Reading, listening and translation 3. Verbs that do not take continuous Features + vocabulary |
Second | 1. Practical practice of verbs without continuous
2. Listening 3. Adverbs of frequency 4. New vocabulary |
1. Exercises for learned verb tenses
2. Cardinal and ordinal numbers 3. Reading and translation of the topic 4. View adapted video A small and easy to understand video. |
1. Tests for modal verbs and imperative mood
2. Writing a story on any topic Minimum 15-20 offers 3. Listening 4. Repetition of forgotten vocabulary |
Third | 1. Exercises on adjectives and articles
2. Irregular English verbs What is it + vocabulary (top50) 3. Watch video |
1. Reading, listening and translation of the topic
2. Elaboration of dialogues based on the studied text Self-composition 3. Repeating irregular verbs |
1.
Construction like/love/hate + ing-
verb
2. Practical training 3. Watch video 4. Repeating a list of irregular verbs |
Fourth | 1. Exercises to test your knowledge of irregular verbs
2. Repetition of prepositions and adverbs 3. Watch video 4. New vocabulary |
1. Compiling a story in Present
Simple
using irregular verbs
2. Tests for articles and prepositions 3. Reading, listening and translation of the topic 4. New vocabulary |
1. Compiling sentences for all verb constructions
2. Tests for 3 forms of irregular verbs 3. Exercises on adjectives 4. Exercises on original/non-existent nouns + few , many , much , little etc. |
If you have never learned English or you once studied at school, but completely forgot everything, even the alphabet, and now you have decided to start learning English from scratch, then our advice on where to start and how to move may be useful to you. The first and most important thing is to understand how much you need the language, why you need it, and whether you have enough resources to learn the language.
Motivation should be your driving force; without it, you will not be able to practice the language daily for a long time. Without daily practice it is impossible to master this huge layer of knowledge. If there is no obvious motivation, but there is a burning desire to learn the language, then you should think about what knowledge of the language will give you - maybe it’s a new prestigious job or the opportunity to read specialized literature on topics that interest you, or maybe you travel a lot and want to fully communicate with people around the world or correspond with foreign friends.
Your motivation may still be in the subconscious. Try to extract it from there, it will play a decisive role in your successful progress in mastering the English language.
Your next step should be to choose teaching methods or teachers. Students now have access to very good language materials and a large number of teachers who are ready to study via Skype with students from all over the world. Ideal, of course, is to find a good teacher who is a native speaker. But not everyone can afford such opportunities, and some simply want to study independently and for free, at a convenient time, without any stress, according to their own schedule. Then you need to choose a system that you will follow.
Plan time for studying, you need to study every day, at least 15 - 20 minutes, but it’s better to set aside an hour for studying. In our selection of articles “English from scratch” you will find materials for beginners, audio recordings and videos, exercises, a large number of examples, explanations, as well as links to resources that will help you progress faster.
When choosing your study resources, make sure you like the materials. This is important, all polyglots talk about it. Interest plays a role in language acquisition main role. It allows you to achieve more with with the least effort. Just imagine that you need to learn or translate a text on some boring topic for you, but you will fall asleep after the first phrase! On the contrary, if you come across an interesting book, you will definitely find time to read it. Go ahead, friends, devote your time and attention to the language, and you will raise your English from scratch to fluency. Good luck to all!
There are many advantages to learning English on your own from scratch. Firstly, it is convenient from the point of view of time planning, and secondly, it is cheap or even completely free - most educational materials for beginners can be found in the public domain. And thirdly, it's fun - you can easily skip boring topics and focus only on what you like. In this article we will give several useful tips, where to start learning English for beginners and, in fact, how to learn English from scratch to an acceptable level.
When you decide to learn English on your own, first of all figure out how to read in this language. The first stage includes:
Also check out the cases where several letters in the transcription make one sound. For example:
enough [ɪˈnʌf]- enough
although [ɔlˈðoʊ]- Although
Even when you just start learning English, gradually get rid of your accent. Some online dictionaries have a voice-over feature. Use it when you are unsure about your pronunciation.
Keep training correct pronunciation sounds [ŋ], [r], [ʤ], [ɜ:], [θ], [ð], [ʊ], since they are difficult for beginners. Special tongue twisters for each sound of the English language will help you with this.
When, while studying English on your own at home, you understand the basics of reading and pronunciation, start replenishing your vocabulary. Beginners should start with simple vocabulary on topics.
Standard topics for those who want to learn English from scratch:
These topics are standard, but if they make you sad, replace them with something that interests you. For example, field hockey, medieval literature, mid-twentieth century music, electric cars, etc.
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In addition to nouns, learn and simple verbs: take, give, walk, eat, talk, speak, ask, thank, play, run, sleep ) etc. Don’t forget the basic adjectives: big-small, fast-slow, pleasant-unpleasant, good-bad, etc.
Try to speak already at this stage, making simple sentences from the learned words.
When, through self-study of English, you have become familiar with reading and writing words and have learned basic vocabulary, it is time for grammar. But you shouldn’t plunge headlong into this topic right away. All we need now is to learn how to correctly construct simple sentences.
For beginners in English at home, it is enough to master:
As you study tenses, you will find that some verbs form the past tense differently than others. These verbs are called irregular verbs, and each form of them must be learned by heart.
Finally, we have come to the most interesting stage of self-learning English. When the foundation is laid, feel free to start practicing, and already in the process, brick by brick, add new knowledge to it.
Practice is speaking and listening, inextricably linked. For beginners at this stage, it is important to remember the following tips:
By this time, with independent learning, the vocabulary of the English language will no longer be enough for a beginner to understand colloquial speech. Therefore, learn to memorize not individual words, but phrases and set phrases at once.
Learning to read English well is not easy, especially for a beginner who has chosen the path of self-study. If during a conversation the context and facial expressions of the speaker tell you the meaning of the phrases, then when reading in English you see only dispassionate letters on a white background.
Helpful advice:For beginners, Ilya Frank’s method, designed for those who decide to learn a language from scratch, will be useful: read special books in which sentences in English are alternated with translations into Russian. This allows you not to be distracted every time searching for the right word in the dictionary, but to remember it immediately in context.
With this method, after 2-3 months, even with self-study, you will pay less and less attention to the translation, and eventually you will stop noticing it completely.
A useful dictionary, both for beginners learning English and for advanced students, in which words and phrases are presented immediately in the context of their use, thanks to which you can trace the variations in their meaning in different situations.
The Multitran dictionary is useful both for beginners and for translators. There are dozens of meanings for each word. Multitran also boasts phraseological units and set phrases in English.
Duolingo is a platform for comprehensive language learning. Great option for beginners to learn English on their own. On the website or through the application, students sequentially go through lessons consisting of theory, tests, practical exercises and game tasks. As you progress, the complexity of the topics and tasks increases.
Another site that uses an integrated approach to teaching English from scratch: Busuu has materials for learning vocabulary, grammar, and oral speech, listening and writing.
Learn English by British Council is an educational resource focused on British English. In addition to standard theoretical rules, hundreds of exercises and tests are collected here. Learn English also has videos, podcasts, songs and games that will be understandable for beginners.
With all my obvious advantages the self-learning method has one significant drawback is that it requires strict discipline from beginners. To achieve noticeable results, you need to exercise regularly and systematically, but not everyone can create an effective program and force themselves to follow it. Another difficulty for beginners in learning English may arise with error checking. English lessons for beginners are generally clear, but they do not provide feedback, and this is very important. If vocabulary and grammar can be checked in online exercises, then listening and speaking are difficult for beginners to train without a teacher.
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– “But how can all this be brought into reality?"- you ask, - " what if I don’t know (don’t remember) English at all?”
You can’t ask for directions, you can’t have lunch in a cafe, and you can completely forget about friendly conversations.
What to do?
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So, are you ready? Go! 🙂
Many students try to cover everything at once: start writing, reading, and sending their resume... But!
As we all have excellent understanding, knowledge of a language, first of all, is the ability to SPEAK and SPEAK it!
Therefore, do not focus too much on writing and reading at once - all this will come on its own during classes. Take your attention by the tail and turn it in side of training your speech! 🙂
I took an English course for beginners. Now I’m practicing what I learned at my new job. An important role for me was that I really needed English for my career.
— Anna, student of the “English in 4 Weeks 2in1” program
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