Learn How To Speak Mexican
I am Mexican and english is my second language. So now that I am in college, I believe my writing skills is not at a college level nor my vocabulary. So I am asking for advice, what can you guy recomend me. Any suggestion would be very helpful. Thank You
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See a lot of good English movies!
read lots of books.
Read everything in sight, newspaper, magazines, books
Watch movies and listen to words
play scrabble
read more, get used to sentence structure and word spelling.
Read the dictionary, I read it for fun.
Leer, senorita.
Books. Magazines. The newspaper.
Do it with a native speaker so you can practice the words while you learn.
just get out there… you’re in college… so contact your school news paper. There is the place to mess up and learn.
call the reading wrighting hot lin on 1300 655 06
I don’t know.
read! Read books, magazines, newspapers anything like that and look up the words you don’t know in a dictionary.
I never believed my english instructors that the more you read the better the writer you become. Sadly its true. So READ!
Also crossword puzzles helps to expand your vocabulary too. Playing Scrabble and Boggle tooo
ESL college courses.
What I do is find a new word every day, and make an effort to use it at least once each day. It really helps me!
try using 2 different words a day that you aren’t really familiar with. use them often throughout the day and soon you will be pretty good! by the way, that detail explanation thing has no mistakes at all.
well, best thing is to study…of course…
but you really need to know the roots of the vocab and since you are hispanic, try to take other foreign language because you have to deal with lots of grammars there… tough but you might know since you know spanish… good luck
start reading low english level books and then upgrade to higher levels
In addition to the excellent suggestions above, a fun way to work on your vocabulary is FreeRice.com — and it serves a good purpose too! http://www.freerice.com
the best way to improve your writing and vocabulary is first you buy a good dictionary and after buy good books and copy them into a notebook, I can assure you that you will improve 200 percent.
Take an English class, and read everything you can get your hands on. Reading is the most educational thing you can do. But your English needs to be in good order to read. Good luck to you, hope you have a very informative experience.
Learning a language is always integrated. First you have to understand the culture of the language because language itself is culture.Listen to the rhythm of the language.Imitate the sound.Learn the people. Study the people…this is in terms of application of the language and in terms of survival in the English speaking community.
In academic field, you have to read anything, as in anything, to improve your vocabulary. Then, the new words that you met should be put into practice by writing and of course, attend your classes. Love literature and be conscious of the grammar. Enjoy learning.