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Read the whole book and let me talk about my experience first! First of all, nothing is easy. To learn a foreign language in six months means the fastest, not the quickest. It is impossible to learn English in a short time without hard work. Then I will briefly talk about my views on this article. First of all, I feel that this article talks about one thing: learning like a baby, not relying on the transformation of Chinese, that is, forgetting your Chinese thinking and re-establishing a thinking system. When thinking, what comes to mind is English, not Chinese. As for the educational method of the article? How should I put it? It is a set of guiding education methods, such as soaking in an English environment, allowing the brain to adapt to it, and using one's own interests to learn it. It is not passive but proactive. However, although the plan is good, most people may not be able to stick to it. If I hadn't been weak in English, I probably wouldn't have read this book. In the end, I found that there are no shortcuts in any road. Maybe the only shortcut is not to do other things when you should do things. I regret not learning English well, but there is no regret medicine in the world. I can only tear down the east wall to make up for the west. I just don't know when I can make up for it. But the road is my own, and I can only go on by myself. A lone sheep is most likely to be eaten by a gray wolf. Easier said than done, try almost everything in the world.

Reminds me of Bruce Lee's words, don't think and feel. In the final analysis, English is just a language. The function of language is to communicate. Whether it is written or spoken, communication should be the core.

The content of this book is especially suitable for learners who have been studying for a long time but are unable to communicate with native speakers. The goals and actions are very clear. Using data to speak allows us to understand that the main body of business English is daily English, clarifies misunderstandings, and also has some novel perspectives - learning is related to emotions and psychological states. What are you afraid of if you say something wrong? Etc., A very easy-to-read, easy-to-understand, and highly operational book.

A relatively systematic knowledge structure and practical steps help readers break down the landing actions. The purpose of this book runs through the entire text. It is a relatively good tool book to help readers improve their learning of foreign languages.

I like this book very much. I started to practice English based on Zhang Wantong's LS100. I persisted for 20 days to listen to English clearly, but I still can't speak it. And you have no idea why you are doing this, so you just follow what he does and let time tell you the answer. I came across this book by chance and flipped through it without high hopes. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this book combines cognitive knowledge and other aspects of knowledge. It is very clear in terms of both Taoism and art, which made me feel more confident. And the Tao part is transferable to learning other skills. After reading this book, the first thing I did was follow his action plan steps to design a study sheet and look for suitable English materials. In the process, I began to immerse myself in an English environment. The next step is persistence and regular review. When you have self-control, the path is so clear. If you still can't learn, then don't struggle and accept that you are just a salted fish [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

I think this book is very interesting! It provides a brand new idea and method for learning foreign languages, making people believe that it is possible to learn a foreign language within six months. The core principles and key behaviors in the book are very practical, and the author also shares a lot of psychological advice, which is very helpful when learning a foreign language. I especially liked the examples mentioned in the book, such as Roger Bannister breaking the myth of running the four-minute mile, which convinced me that with the right approach and persistence, we can all achieve amazing results in learning a foreign language. However, I don't really like the part that emphasizes theory too much and lacks practice. Overall, this is a book worth reading and will bring a lot of inspiration to girls looking for love!

It's very useful. It makes it easier for people to start learning from a physiological aspect. There are also many interesting cases and it doesn't make you feel bored while reading. Some of the methods mentioned in it personally feel very eye-catching. The basis of these cases are supported by the scientific research behind them. The author himself is also a relevant practitioner (he is a foreigner and has learned Chinese, so the cover should look like him). The methods in the book are a collection of many real-life cases. There is no age limit, and language learning has made great progress.

Very practical, I feel like I have gotten rid of the misunderstanding of learning English. The book misled me, the teacher misled me! Learning English should not start with grammar, but practice daily conversations directly, and then supplement the learning after learning is the right way.

The point in the book is that if we treat English as a subject, we will certainly not be able to learn it well, but if we use it as a communication tool, we will learn it very quickly. ——It suddenly dawned on me that when I regard English as a subject, because it is a subject, it will be tested in the end, so I will take the test as the purpose, always worrying whether I will not do well in the test, and thus care about the evaluation of others. But when I want to use English, even if I am nervous at first, when/after I communicate with foreigners in English, and I encounter some unknown words, I will deeply remember that word or the sentences I communicated, and take the initiative to learn it.

This book gave me a lot of insights. I will share this insight with you now. I just don't know if I understand it correctly. If it is not correct, you can help me correct it. Insights: This book tells you how to have a small territory in English, and then expand your results based on the small territory. Just like siege a city, you first have a stronghold, a base area, then you can have the foundation and confidence to occupy more territories, and finally achieve the big goal of unification. Then the book tells us to use English first, and then understand why he uses it that way. That is to say, now you have a firm foothold in English, use this point, hold it, and then expand the scope, and finally achieve the ultimate goal of learning English.

Personally, I think that friends who want to pass CET-4, CET-6 or other exams by reading this book can give up temporarily. This book is more inclined to teach people how to speak foreign languages ​​and communicate with foreigners.

When foreign language learning conforms to the laws of nature, we will eventually have the opportunity to harvest foreign language thinking methods, which can help us truly use foreign languages. I think this is the biggest difference from our previous teaching-based learning methods. I gave it one less star because it was too lengthy. I recommend reading it.

It is very practical and proves from practical actions that as long as you are interested, you can learn a language. He teaches us how to learn from the perspective of psychology and break down psychological barriers (you can't learn without language talent barriers)

Although I haven't practiced it yet, I feel that I have learned some learning methods and some basic principles. For example, the so-called memory and understanding really come first when pictures and feelings appear, so I should consciously and deliberately cultivate this aspect of myself. There are traces to follow for everything. Believe in science and laws, which is more effective than blind learning!

When I read this book, I really felt that the author was sharing the methods, thoughts and habits of learning foreign languages ​​attentively and without reservation! I hope many people will read this book carefully, it will open the door to a new world!

For example, English has only 44 sounds and 71 spelling patterns of letters and letter combinations. After mastering the pronunciation rules of these letters and letter combinations, you can read any unfamiliar words standardly when you see them, and you can spell accurately any unfamiliar words you hear.

It is very practical and contains many common rules for learning methods.

The important thing is practice, continuous... Persistence

Very practical, ear soaking is easy to stick to and get started. Even 5 minutes a day can yield results

Clear organization, substantial content, and strong operability!

A very good book that helped me correct some of my wrong learning methods and views. You may get a little bored reading this book, so you can skim through it and spread it out over several days. For example, the last chapter is mainly to enhance our self-confidence, so we only need to take a cursory look at it. Another example is his penultimate chapter, which is mainly to explain the difference between business English and daily English. We should mainly pay attention to daily English, so we only need to take a cursory look. Another example is the plan he arranged for us. I am a high school student, so his plan does not fit my schedule, so I only need to take a cursory look.

This book is very concise and easy to read. The history is written in a very clear order, making it easy to understand. What was written for the third time is indeed proven and is really helpful for readers to learn English or speak other languages. After reading this book, I feel that our traditional English teaching for decades has been a complete failure. Compared with some English teaching abroad, I feel that our country still has a lot of room for improvement.

A light lit up!

It has indeed greatly changed and improved my thinking in learning foreign languages. I recall that when I watched a lot of American TV series for a long time in college, I had a particularly good sense of language, but I did not continue to exercise systematically and persist. Friends who want to further learn foreign languages ​​can read it carefully. As an aside, psychology and sociology are really interesting things that people often read, and they can provide a lot of guidance for life.

The structure is clear and the content is substantial. After reading, you need to practice the content in the book to help further improve your English.

I'm almost halfway through reading it now. I like it very much. It's very well told.

A very practical book. It feels like it's not just learning foreign languages, but other subjects as well.

It has subverted my concept of learning English and is reshaping the method of learning foreign languages ​​through this book. After reading this book, I decided to start learning English from scratch. After all, I can't let all my years of efforts in English go to waste, even though I used to do useless work...

Very useful book, not only for learning languages. This method can be used in many places

It's very inspiring that you can start with the sense of sound and not the content at all to soak your brain.