The Difficulty of Mastering English Language?
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The main difficulty in mastering English  is that there are so many rules that have endless exceptions that one must learn\nmany forms case by case.  The use of prepositions is particularly difficult because many times the native speaker will use one preposition in one case and a different one in what seems to be the same case.  The native speaker can hear which one is right without being able to give the reason, and there may not be a reason for the difference.\nSubtle differences in word order and vocabulary choice often \nchange the meaning completely  in English, and there are countless idioms.\nLittle by little and you will master it.
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Uh....\nI think you need to worry more about when you can get back in.   Something in those two questions is sadly lacking.....how about english?
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english is the most complicated language because of all the rules so i think it would be hard to learn it online.
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Improving your English can take you a long way.
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first learn english language
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The complex linguistic nature of language, especially english, being the most difficult language in the world to learn as a second language, makes it very difficult to create a program that determines whether a sentence makes sense, and given that a sentence can make sense to one person and not another makes it difficult to even define parameters within which the program would operate. I have made several mistakes in this answer alone, both grammatical and linguitically, but that is how I communicate, and the way that makes the most sense to me, despite the mistakes. Perhaps my individuality and uniqueness is expressed through my mistakes, and therefore to eliminate those mistakes would change my language tone and emphasis to becomeing more mainstream, all for the sake of being colloquially correct. I prefer to hang on to my unique mannerisms, precisely because they are warped and twisted. Thats me, expressing myself through the power of word and phrase, tone and emphasis.
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As far as the writing goes, just read, read, read, there is no better way. It doesn't matter what you read as long as it is correct English.\nFor spoken English, you need to immerse yourself in the language. You don't say if you are living in an English speaking country or not. If you're not, is there any chance you could get to one for a few weeks? The idea is to place yourself in a situation where you cannot use your own language. Once this happens you will be amazed at how fast your English comes along. \n\nI don't recommend TV for this purpose as the speed is too fast for a beginner. Real live people will slow down for you. \n\nIf you don't live in an English speaking country, can you get with some other people who are learning English and spend as much time as possible? Ideally also with native speakers. The basic thing is to not speak your own language at all, if you can arrange that for a few weeks, but it's difficult to do it by willpower along, social pressures and sheer loneliness will probably make you fall off the wagon. Best to get right away. The really ideal thing is to stay with an English speaking person and be with them all day every day, for a month or so.\n\nGood luck!
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English is difficult because it is a mixture of many other languages. There are many words from European languages that English adopted or changed slightly. There are words from non-European languages in English also such as Native American words.
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It isn't easy, but if you are a very determined person, you will do almost the imposible to get your mind to work at its max... \n\nWhen reading a book, for example, you should read the chapter preview and then skim through the text. Look at sections and read the title of the sections. If you have a question then write it down so when you start reading you answer the question. An example of a question for a title in a computer book such as "Installing a removable drive" would be like..  "How do you instal a removable drive?"\n\nAlso when you read, read slowly and try to understand the material. Because if you read just to get to the end, you miss the whole purpose of the reading.\n\nThis is only one of practically thousands.. well not sure of the numbler but hehe its big I'm sure.\n\nWell anyways, if you are having some trouble with the material you should also ask your instructor for assistance.
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From what I have heard English is one of the hardest languages in the world to learn, right after Japanese I believe. Its not because of strict rules and guidelines, but rather the lack of. We speak so loosely and our words have so many different meanings it makes it tougher for others to learn. I suggest possibley taking some classes, but I would say the best way is just to experience it. Got out and have conversations with others, your fluency will improve with time. If you are afriad or unsure about getting into a conversation you dont understand then just listen in and pick up as much as you can. It may also help to hire a tutor, or if you have a close friend who speaks english fluently you can always talk with them to help you sort out any specific issues you may have.\n\nHope that helps ^_^
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U have studied in a vernacular school and U have difficulty in communicating in English... Please do not get scared. Be bold and tell yourself that U can be the best.... That should be the mindset.... U know little English.. good. Read the editorial column of a good english daily and read it loud in front of a mirror. If U have a tape recorder, record the same and then hear the tape after that, See if what U have spoken is OK. Show that tape to ur friends or teacher who is good in English and take their advice on ur shortcomings if any. 2) Form a group and discuss subjects in English giving ur ear to what others say. Avoid speaking to ur friends in ur regional language... this will improve ur English langauge. 3) when reading the newspaper U may find words U dont understand... take the oxford dictionary and view the word which will tell u the meaning as well as how 2 pronounce the word..... and step by step U will be in a position to get over the fear of not being able to communicate with others around U. ... Dont get mad if anybody laughs at U during this period of learning..... because these are stepping stones to success. Last but not least please join some Public Speaking School.. like the ones conducted by The Indo American Sociey... God Bless & Good Luck 2 U.
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Consider yourself blessed to be able to speak good proper English --- when my friends and i hire people, how they speak is right at the top of the list.\n\nDon't let your peers prevent you from living a better way of life.
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i dont know that's my problem also they said that ielts is really hard!!!
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Improve your english & spelling
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My English improved immensely (I'm French) when I started to read exclusively in English.  Start with well written children's books.  My first was Anna Sewell's Black beauty but Harry Potter would be a good choice or any subject that interests you.\nBuy a good dictionary (my favourite is Chambers).\nStart reading and whenever you come to a word you do not understand look it up in the dictionary.  You can even have a little note book to record those words.\nThis is hard work at the beginning but I promise you that it works.\nYou have a better chance of remembering those new words because you have taken the time and made the effort of looking them up.\nThis is pro-active learning.  Only you can improve your vocabulary, no-one else can do it for you.  \nBut by the end of your first book not only will your vocabulary have improved immensely but you will have gained a great sense of achievement, then just keep going and read more difficult books.\nDo this in small chunks.  Say, 15 minutes a day to start with.  You will find it is very tiring but this is a skill for life and the more you read the easier it becomes.  I have completed a Master's Degree in English and some of my research has even been published so you see it pays to persevere.\nHave a go and good luck, the future is in your hands.
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That depends on the person.  For you, English is probably the MOST DIFFICULT class in school.  ;o)\n\nKeep your chin up.  We all have a difficult area.  For me it is math.\n\nSue
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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.