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Speak in English, assuming English is the language whose grammar you wish to improve upon.
English is understood in most parts of the planet, and its importance
is increasing in our daily lives. Learning grammar can be hard if we
don't really know how to speak English.
Improve your grammar by continuous practice. Your speech will reflect
patterns you hear, and the rest will fall into place. Find a friend who
can speak to you in English, and move on. Whenever you feel stuck, ask
for help!
2
Make a plan. Try to get an overview of English grammar
from a text book or online resource. Note the grammar points you need
to work on and plan to work on each for at least a few days.
3
Find a tutor. Some of us
may disagree with the idea of going to a teacher for grammar lessons,
but why not? If you are looking for an alternative, practice grammar
using online exercises. There are a number of sites that offer
exercises on a range of topics. While using a computer to type a
document, grammar checkers can be very helpful too.
4
Identify common mistakes.
People who speak the same language often make the same mistakes in
English grammar. For example, many Russian speakers have trouble using
"a" and "the" in English. Find out what grammar points are often
difficult for speakers of your native language. Pay extra attention to learning those grammar points.
5
Find some grammar exercises. To learn English grammar
well, you'll need to practice each grammar point until you can use it
easily. Look for a book of grammar exercises that also has answers.
Online activities and quizzes can also help. Focus on just one grammar
point each time you study.
Asking questions in English
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