#englishgrammar

[maybexavier]

making My Morning Routine

it is NOT real. but my ideal in the future.

1. Good Morning Embracing the stillness of early morning brings a fresh, peaceful start to my day.

2. Waking Up at 6 AM Rising early gives me sharper focus and mental clarity to tackle the day ahead.

3. Starting with a Clear Mind Making my bed and breathing in fresh air resets my mind and readies me.

4. Hydration Ritual Three specific morning drinks energize and fuel me for a balanced, productive day.

5. Morning Walk & Reflection A quiet walk helps me center myself and reflect on life’s goals.

6. English Speaking Practice Speaking aloud builds fluency, letting me express personal thoughts more easily.

7. Skill Building with Books Morning reading sharpens my knowledge, setting up a mindful, focused mindset.

8. Setting the Day’s Intention Establishing a simple daily goal adds purpose and clarity to my actions.

too fast talking for me. but her sentences is pretty good.

[mondlylanguages]

Fun English idioms to describe how busy life can get! 🐝🌿👂🍽️ Do you know any others?

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[everythingaboutbiotech]

Modal verbs

Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express notions like possibility, permission, obligation, etc.

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[lingoquiz]

Did you know that "to be" is the most frequently used verb in English? It has more than 50 different forms!

Tip for Improving English Grammar: To enhance your grammar skills, immerse yourself in reading. This practice will help you naturally understand the language's usage. You can read a variety of materials such as books, articles, or even social media posts. The more you read, the better your grammar will get.

Here are some additional interesting facts about English grammar:

The longest word in English is "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis," a lung disease caused by inhaling volcanic ash. The shortest word in English is "I." The most common letter in English is "e." The most common vowel in English is "a." The most common consonant in English is "t."

[onlymyenglishgrammar]

Which grammar is correct: “Did he close door?“ or “Did he closed the door?”?

The correct grammar is: "Did he close the door?"

In English, when forming a question in the past tense using the auxiliary verb "did," the main verb that follows should be in its base form (infinitive form) without the addition of "-ed" or any other past tense marker.

For example:

He closed the door. (affirmative statement)

Did he close the door? (question form)

The verb "close" remains in its base form ("close") after the auxiliary verb "did" in order to indicate past tense.

[learnenglishwithkatie]

You might have seen websites and books that promise to teach you English without you having to learn any grammar. I personally don’t agree with this.

I think that you can learn some basic communication without having to know grammar rules. There are also some amazing people who seem to be able to pick up a language without formal study. If you learn a language as a child, you can get an instinct for the grammar without formal learning.

However, for most adult learners, some grammar knowledge is a big help. Most of the mistakes I see are grammar mistakes. Most of the questions I’m asked about why we can or can’t say something are about grammar. In my opinion, some grammar study can take your English to the next level.

On the other hand, you don’t need to get stressed about making mistakes. If you make a few small mistakes, other people will probably still understand you, and communication is the most important thing, right?

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https://youtu.be/nJPWcwc1I9g

Prepositions for daily use

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[maybexavier]

Thinking about English learning methods from TED videos

TEDx Talks 『How to learn any language in six months』 by Chris Lonsdale ★★★☆☆

◉ 2 Myth

Talent "You need special talent to learn a language." Anyone can learn a language without special talent if they use the right method."

Immersion "To master a language, you must be completely immersed in that language environment for a long period of time." It is not enough to simply be exposed to the language for a long period of time. If you study using the right method, you can learn a language in as little as six months.

◉ 5 principles

Focus on language content that is relevant to you. You will learn a language faster if the content is meaningful to you, because you will remember it more easily and have more opportunities to practice it. Learning words and phrases related to topics that interest you will improve your practical communication skills.

Use your language as a tool to communicate from day one. Language is a tool, and skills are developed through real-life communication. By using it without fear of making mistakes, you will gain practical experience and be able to apply what you have learned immediately.

When you understand the message, you will acquire the language subconsciously. When learning a language, it is more effective to understand the whole message rather than individual words. Language is absorbed naturally in a meaningful context, and grammar and vocabulary are often acquired unconsciously.

Physiological training (language is a physical skill). Language pronunciation and intonation are acquired through physical training. It requires practice in using the muscles of the mouth and throat correctly, which will lead to more natural and accurate pronunciation.

Psychophysiological state matters (stay relaxed and open). Being tense inhibits learning and makes language acquisition more difficult. When you study with a relaxed and open mind, your brain absorbs new information more efficiently, which improves your learning efficiency.

◉ 7 actions

Listen a lot. In the first stage of language acquisition, listening a lot helps your ears get used to the language and allows you to naturally absorb the sounds, rhythm, and intonation. Understanding the flow and rhythm of the words helps you develop a sense for the structure of the language.

Get the meaning first, before the words. It is more important to understand the overall message than to memorize each individual word. If you understand the meaning first, the vocabulary and grammar will come naturally later. Learning words in context allows you to learn a language more efficiently.

Start mixing. Language is retained by using it immediately. By freely combining new words and phrases to make sentences, the knowledge you have learned is applied in practice and becomes a usable skill.

Focus on the core. Language has an important "core," and by memorizing frequently used words and phrases, you can communicate efficiently. Rather than trying to memorize the whole thing, it is faster to focus on the basic parts that are useful in daily life.

Get a language parent. Just as children learn language from their parents, receiving support from a trusted native speaker promotes natural language acquisition. A "language parent" speaks to the learner's level and teaches the language in a natural context, making learning more effective.

Copy the face. Pronunciation is also a physical skill that uses the mouth and facial muscles. By imitating the facial expressions and mouth movements of native speakers, you can easily pronounce words accurately and acquire a more natural accent.

Directly connect words to mental images. In language learning, it is more efficient to directly connect words to images and sensations rather than translating them into your native language. This allows you to use the language more naturally and allows for faster understanding and response.

The content of his talk is useful for learning new language. However, his speech is quite faster and there are many examples, which makes it difficult to understand for beginners.

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