How to Be Good at English?

Learning a new language can feel tough at first, but it’s actually easier than you think. It's a lot like learning how to walk — you take small steps first, and as you move forward, you get better. Later, you can run, dance, or even hula hoop if you want!

When it comes to learning English, remember this:
80% is knowing more words, and only 10% is grammar and building sentences.

If you know more words, making sentences becomes much easier. That’s why your main focus should be on growing your vocabulary. Vocabulary has a big impact, and the more words you know, the better you will become at speaking and writing English.

There are many ways to improve your vocabulary. One simple way is to connect English to your daily life. For example:

• Try to understand the lyrics of your favorite English songs.
• Re-watch your favorite English movies and notice the small details.

Also, avoid using translators too much. Using a translator means you are not really learning the language. Instead, try to feel and think in English as much as you can.

Remember, English (like any language) is very broad. You don’t need to know everything. You just need to know the part that helps you communicate in your life.

Keep practicing every day, and you’ll see big improvements over time!