How do i improve my comprehension?
155035
cause i suck at reading, i make dot points while i read
162260
For me, I found it easier to read. Also, you should find an environment where you can practice speaking this langauge a lot. \n1) Get a tutor.\n2) Use practice tapes.\n3) Read more the books from that language.\n4) Interact with people who speak that language more often.\n5) There are training centers that teach the language.\n6) Buy workbooks that you can do at home.\n\nPRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!! =D Good luck! Talk on! =D
305382
you should read different book.then take note of it read it again. you can know passqge\nthen you have to learn english.than you should try to write passage and then read it a sometime until you can change it to better
691795
Read an English language newspaper (or book) OUT LOUD.  If you just read to yourself (silently), you'll improve your reading skills but reading outloud will improve you speaking (and listening) skills -- it will connect what you hear to what you're saying.  Of course, if possible, practice speaking with native English speakers.  If you don't know native English speakers, then find some other English language learners and have an "English only" gathering.  Don't worry about getting your grammar or pronounciation exactly right (many native English never do!) just keep talking and listening.
485457
read as much english as you can - the second thing is to speak as much english as you can - thirdly watch as much english shows as you can - try to repeat lines that you read and hear...
1107154
practice....watch more english shows/movies....read books have a portable dictionary.......
1121498
Speed reading that truly includes good comprehension is a learned and practiced skill, so it can't be learned quickly anyway.   You may want to focus on reading better and more efficiently and getting to the best possible level of reading comprehension.
822770
I admire your courage and dedication to improve your reading.  This is one area in life that many people just get frustrated and try to deal with a lower reading level.  Keep up the hard work and you will see the fruits of your efforts.  \nI recommend going to a bookstore like barnes and noble and asking a clerk to help you find books around a 5th or 6th grade level in a topic you like.  Do you like murder mysteries?  do you like stories about disibilities and overcoming hardships?  What about biographies and historical fiction?  You will have to remember that the stories were targeted for a lower reading level but I still find enjoyment reading kids books.  Don't let large books scare you.  Just take your time, use your dictionary and don't be afraid/ashamed to ask questions.  If you don't understand what a paragraph/sentence is saying, ask someone you trust won't give you a hard time, such as a teacher or a coworker.  Another thing that I have found handy are buying a printed book and the audio book (this can get pricey).   This way, you can read the story and then listen to it to see if you understand. OR, you could listen to a chapter then read the chapter and maybe since you had an understanding already, you would be able to recognize the words better.  \nMy biggest advice is to stay motivated and continue to work hard at it.  Don't be afraid to ask for help and try different things.  and finally, read stuff that you are interested in, that will help you want to continue to work at it.
68884
Read more. The more you read the faster you'll become because you will learn to complete the sentence without really having to read it. I know it sounds crazy but  I suppose it's an acquired skill. It works.
504980
Firstly READ, READ, READ. It really helps alot. English classes are okay too but set goals, like everyday read a chapter (or less) of a book and any words you don't understand, look them up. Practice speaking and thinking in English, at first it will be difficult and sound grammatical incorrect but you'll get the hang of it soon\n\nAlso tapes and books on English will help a great deal.
150639
I think you mean "How can I improve my English?"\n\nThere are two keys for language learning:  Talking and reading.  Do both as much as you possibly can.
911948
try logging a few important details down on a paper and do creative ways to practice the comprehension of the text.\nmaybe a picture or a chain of events
91289
By your questioning point of view i thinks you forgot the english. \n\ni'll tell you a simple trick which will work\n1. Do chatting in english Room\n2. Listen English Music\n3. Read Erotic Stories.\n( these are all which create eagerness which helps to learn actively)
914262
There are 3 ways to improve your English speaking and vocabulary---\n\n1) Have a good idea of basic grammar-including making of small sentences,use of correct tenses,verb forms and prepositions.\n\n2) Start speaking from dayone even if you speak wrong-do not worry or feel shy or hesitant  to what others will say or feel.Think you are learning to speak as a beginer only.\n\n3) Try to read daily English newspapers and magazines to know new words and find their meanings in the dictionary or even you may talk to your elders or teachers to learn more about the meanings of these words so that you understand as to how to use the same while speaking.You may also write what you want to say or speak so that your concept is clear.
740119
If u can spend time and little money ... go to some Spoken english classes\n\nIf u don't have ... then\ni. read daily english news papers (standard) carefully with the dimension to understand, how the issue is presented \n\nii. speak to your friends in english / watch english news in radio or TV\n\niii. take guidance from any good book\n\n.... be sure that improvement in language is achieved only by implementing through reading, writing and speaking\n\nAll the best
865840
First and foremost, speaking proper English certainly helps to improve your language. I know it may sound a little boring, but reading extensively will be extremely helpful. It'll be tough initially but you'll get the hang of it pretty soon. Magazines like Newsweek, Time Magazine and Readers' Digest are highly recommended. I'm not sure about your level or test. Whatever it is, as the saying goes "Practise makes perfect!"
622432
well its a boring answer, but just keep reading.  a lot.  whenever you can.  i have read as much as i can all my life and can read a good novel in roughly three hours.  you just get better at it as you go.  you learn which words in a sentence can be skipped without taking away from the content.