學好英語從聽力入手
不管我們學英語的目的是什麼，我們都不能忽略了學習語言本身的規律。我們從語言學習本身出發以及多年來的經驗，爲大家總結一些確實可行的方法。接下來，小編給大家準備了學好英語從聽力入手,歡迎大家參考與借鑑。
長期以來，我們發現大部分人學英語主要有以下幾個誤區：
第一，學英語，就是背單詞。很多人太注重詞彙量，於是花了很多時間背單詞，結果收效甚微。當然詞彙很重要，但是要注重學習方法，不要單獨地去學習單詞，把單詞孤立出來，應該把聽說讀寫結合起來，這樣才能真正地掌握一門語言。
第二，短期內學好英語。學習英語是一個長期的過程，我們應該進行一些列系統化的學習才能真正學好一門語言。很多人都是三天打魚兩天曬網，如果你真想學好，一定要下定決心，有計劃地進行系統化的練習。
聽力是學習任何一門語言的開始
那麼如何通過聽力來學習英語，通過聽力我們能學到什麼?
首先，通過聽力學習英語發音
我們通過收聽VOA、BBC、CRI等主要的聽力材料，可以學習到純正的發音，在聽力的同時，我們可以模仿這些純正的發音，掌握一些發音技巧。學好語音是說好英語的第一步，這一步通過聽力可以得到很好的訓練。
其次，通過聽力我們可以掌握語音語調
我們很多人聽力很差就是因爲跟不上節奏，老是覺得對方說的太快，這當然也可以理解因爲不是我們的母語，這也是我們提倡多聽的原因。多聽不同的語音可以讓我們適合更快的節奏。在聽力練習中，我們可以熟悉每個單詞的語音，句子之間的連讀，升降調。
最後，通過聽力我們可以掌握一些地道的口語表達，提高整體的理解能力等。
通過以上的分析，我們總結出：在聽力的練習中，我們應當注重學習發音-語音-語調-地道俚語，從而提高語言的理解能力!
如果你還不知道從哪裏開始學習英語，那麼從聽力入手吧。
擴展：英語語法反義疑問句
As you study English, you will become familiar with question tags. A tag is a little something that is added on, just like the tag on your shirt that tells you the size and type of material. We use question tags all the time in English to add a brief question to the end of a sentence. Some examples are:
It isn't raining, is it?
He works in real estate, doesn't he?
You're okay, aren't you?
You might have noticed already, that there is a pattern that is followed when using question tags. Usually, when the sentence is positive, the tag is negative. And vice1 versa. Also, the same auxiliary2 verb should be used, though there are some exceptions to this rule. Look at the following that use the verb to be:
This dress is too tight for me, isn't it?
The film is going to start, isn't it?
They're late, aren't they?
We're on time, aren't we?
She's our tour guide, isn't she?
You can see the pattern quite easily here. In the tag, the subject comes at the very end. Before that, you simply put the verb 'to do' or 'to be' in its correct form, and contract it into a negative. So, 'we are' becomes 'aren't we', 'she is' becomes 'isn't she', 'they did' becomes 'didn't they', and 'he does' becomes 'doesn't he' etc. There are a few exceptions to the rule that I will cover at the end of the passage.
Let's try the opposite way around, negative to positive.
It isn't raining, is it?
We're not in a hurry, are we?
I'm not in the wrong building, am I?
He doesn't have any spare change, does he?
They don't sell hot coffee here, do they?
Can you see the pattern? Once you get used to it, it's as easy as riding a bicycle, isn't it? Let's go over some of the exceptions. When we are using the verb to be with the 'I' form, we end up using 'are' or 'aren't' as the tag, instead of 'am'. Let's listen to some examples:
I'm picking you up at 3 pm, aren't I?
I'm ordering the cake tomorrow, aren't I? Note, this second sentence is more like a confirmation3, rather than a question.
Now let's look at the 'you' form with the verb 'to have to'.
You have to study for your exam, don't you?
We have to cook the fish while it is fresh, don't we?
She had to wash the car, didn't she? We use, as you can see, the verb 'to do' in the tag, after we use 'to have to' in the main part of the sentence. Likewise, with a negative statement using 'to have to', we would use 'to do' in the positive.
You don't have to drive tonight, do you?
They didn't have to pay again, did they?
He didn't have to go to the office for more paper, did he?
So, there you have it. Like most things, it's a question of practice. But, you are all very clever, aren't you? You didn't have much of a problem with regular questions, did you? And, I know that you will practice and learn tags very well, won't you?
