Learning English is not easy. Many websites will try to sell you the idea that you can pay $19.99 per month and your English will be perfect. English isn’t that easy language and it takes a lot of time to learn it. It takes the average English student five years to speak and write it with any kind of fluency. How long have you been studying English? If you really want to learn English, here are some useful suggestions :

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1) Use English everyday.
This can be done many ways. Listening to the radio or downloading podcasts in English and listening to them on your way to and from work can significally improve your English. Read English newspapers or magazines on topics that interest you (travelling, health or gossip). For more ideas on how to use English on a daily basis visit the following article on how to study English. Actually this article explains most of the things that you should be doing. If you choose a couple activities from each skill area (listening, reading, writing and speaking) you will improve your English quickly and easily.

Many people want to buy English Grammar Books to help them learn English, but
do you know what to look for? If you want to get a book then here is a selection of
books that I personally recommend.

Below, is a selection of study guides and grammar books that I recommend. There are 5 categories.

How do you use
English prepositions?

People have a hard time learning prepositions and who can blame them! It is difficult to learn English prepostitions because there are so many exceptions to the rules.

*Most prepositions have several different functions.

What is it about English Grammar that makes learners go a little…shall we say crazy (insane, batty, mad, loopy, bonkers)?

I say crazy because first, it seems to drive students crazy (with so many exceptions to each rule that it seems ridiculous to have the rule in the first place) and second because students seem to focus on it SO much that they sometimes forget why they are learning English in the first place.

I started this website to help people learn English and I can tell you that there are many great sites on the web, but sadly there are lot of poorly organized ones as well.