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The gods and gods are shocked, and the ghosts and gods are weeping. This is the divine book. It can be said to be the most simple way to clarify the context of English learning with an extremely simple structure, which is impeccable. Ahhhh, damn it, I feel like I'm going to have a brain after reading this.

A very good book that solved the confusion I had in learning English for more than ten years: how to learn English through Chinese logic. After reading this book, I feel a little enlightened. Learn English for understanding rather than reciting. In fact, reciting is also for understanding, right? The only problem is that I have to do it step by step in the practical stage, and I love English so much and hate it so much!

Great, I feel enlightened, I will apply it immediately, I wish you good luck in the exam

This book can be regarded as a highly summarized systematic methodology. The specific effect depends on the practice of each reader. I think it can be used not just for learning English, but for learning any language. I have always felt that language has to be used, otherwise you will forget it if you don't use it. I also passed CET-4 in college English, but now I am afraid that I have failed the primary school English test, so I read this book and started studying again. I feel like what the author said about concentrated and efficient learning, breaking through each section breaks my understanding, because I always feel that my brain is not enough, and learning seems to be accumulated over time. Including English, I just went with the flow. I memorized words, took notes, and read the texts carefully according to the teacher's requirements. The main reason was that memorizing them was not that easy. I have never done a summary, and there is no key strategy. After reading this book, I plan to try the intensive reading method introduced by the author, splitting long and difficult sentences and back-translation. I'll comment later when it works [laughs]

The chapter structure of this book is very similar to "The Minimalist Learning Method". It first tells you the wrong cognition and the correct cognition, then tells you the reason for a problem, and finally tells you how to solve it. It is a very good book. I have read "The Minimalist Learning Method" repeatedly at intervals. I have read it several times. Every time I have gained something, it will benefit me throughout my life. This book also can be said to have saved me, a student who is about to be a sophomore in high school. It is not too late, so I can study hard. After reading this, this is just a simple summary. It takes time to practice by yourself. Only by practicing can you personally experience its benefits and efficiency. My English teacher also taught me this. Many methods are similar, but this book is a systematic summary. It is concise and comprehensive, and it is worth reading many times.

The personal test showed that it worked, and I probably felt the same way [laughing]. The feeling at that time was that it suddenly became enlightened. This book is suitable for English majors to counterattack. Of course, non-English majors are also most effective in learning English by saturation attack, constantly breaking through their comfort zones, adding listening and writing in terms of words and sentences. 2025.5.27 Fuyang

This book provides many methods for top students to learn English, which is very practical. I especially like the method of learning words mentioned in the book, it is really easy. However, I don't like some of the examples in the book, they feel a bit stiff. The overall writing style is very concise, smooth and easy to understand, which is very helpful for fresh graduates like me to find a job.

It's a very good book. I recommend reading it if you are not good at English. This is how I learned English (I have always scored 140 or above in English since the second year of high school. This is how I learned [smirk] [snicker] [smirk])

What's the situation here? It's a loser high school student with a score of 270 or so in Science, but only an 80 in English (he hasn't put in any less effort in English). He watches other people's English cheating every day and just memorizes words to get a 130, a Hongwen student with a score of 140 can't do it, but he just can't learn it. The methods in the book are introduced in great detail, and one thing is quite lengthy. However, after reading it, I found that the things I remembered well seemed to have been inadvertently using the methods in the book, and the things I remembered unfamiliar were things I was memorizing by rote. This book directly pointed out this method to me, and I benefited a lot.

Useful, it is a high-quality learning tool book that is very suitable for high school students. It completely gets rid of the traditional inefficient mode of memorizing words by rote and chewing through thick grammar books. The book's ideas are clear and straightforward, eliminating complicated and unpopular knowledge points, and focusing on the three core sections of phonetic symbols, core grammar, and intensive reading. The method is simple, easy to understand, and highly practical. It can be directly applied to preview texts, sort out wrong questions, and improve scores in the exam room. The book advocates a learning method of first understanding logic and then memorizing, which can greatly reduce ineffective efforts and help students with average basic skills quickly build a complete English knowledge framework. It is very useful for planning daily study and correcting wrong study habits. It is a valuable reference book on the way to prepare for exams.

The methods in the book are relatively new, because I have never heard of these methods before. My English score in the second year of high school was still 40, and I spent a lot of time studying blindly without any method. Later, I got 97 in the college entrance examination. I took a lot of detours when I was preparing for the CET-4, and accidentally discovered "intensive reading" and "intensive reading". "Dictation (write down what you hear)" and other methods, I have rarely seen them on the Internet. They are all messy pheasant methods. The total preparation for the next four levels is 590 in two months. Later, I opened this book and found that my method has been thought of by someone long ago and is more perfect🥲🥲🥲

Know English: "A sentence has and has only one predicate verb" starts from this principle to analyze clauses, prepositions, etc. In English sentences. Then to understand a long and difficult sentence in English, first split it into literal translation, then combine it, and translate certain words appropriately based on the context to defeat the boss. Learn English: 1.80% General + 20% precise, the 28 principle applies to all listening, speaking, reading and writing. 2. Back translation + "three" absorption: English → Chinese → English, revise according to the original text, look for errors, and repeat until the translation is completely correct with the original text. Cleared the level? It's not enough, I have to vomit it out after eating it! Imitate three sentence patterns, over.

When I first read the first part, I scoffed and thought it was nothing more than that. I agreed very much when I saw how to grasp the grammar of words through logical rules. If I had known this back then, it would have been much easier to learn words and understand sentences. When I see how to carry out intensive reading in detail later, I feel it is very helpful and highly maneuverable. The only thing required is to implement it carefully. The reason for giving four stars is that some of the articles that need examples to assist explanation lack examples, some of them do not require nagging but require a lot of space to describe, and there are a lot of inflammatory exaggerated expressions. Generally speaking, the flaws outweigh the advantages. If you lack methods to learn English, you can take a look and you will be inspired.

I found this book accidentally and I couldn't put it down. It's worth reading. The content is purely informative. This book provides me with directions and methods for learning English well. I have always wanted to learn English well, but I didn't know where to start or where to start. This book describes in detail where to start learning and how to learn. After getting this set of strategies, you only need to invest time in learning, and I believe you will be able to learn English well. Learning English feels like it has become easier. When I was in school, I always felt like I was always learning a little bit here and a little bit that, but I couldn't integrate them into a coherent whole. This book teaches you how to learn from beginning to end, especially the grammar aspect. It felt very confusing when I was learning! The grammar content explained in this book is simple and easy to understand. You can remember those grammars at once, and you can remember them by understanding, not by rote memorization.

It's pretty good. I've heard about some scattered methods before, and they're also mentioned in this book, but I've never understood them, and I haven't done them yet. Now I understand a lot, so it's okay to try them.

In fact, it is a summary book. The method mentioned in the book was actually something I did invisibly when I was in school. The teacher took me to read articles intensively, break down sentences, underline key words, and analyze long and difficult sentences clearly. As for why I haven't learned English well now, my personal problem is that I haven't laid a solid foundation. I only know a little about phonetic grammar, and the rest is shaky. Coupled with the fact that I am really lazy, it is easier said than done to persist. What we need to summarize now is that the phonetic grammar is already solid, so read the article intensively, and then read the article extensively every day. Listening needs to be understood before you can understand it. Dictation is important. It's nothing, just keep going.

I seem to see some hope. As you said, my children memorize things by rote and talk about why Chinese people need to learn English every day! I also thought of many ways. For example, forming muscle memory, listening more, thinking more, and writing more. None of these seem to be productive. I am taking extracurricular classes and spending a lot of money, but my child's grades just can't improve. It almost drove me crazy. Children are not stupid either! Why can't I learn it? Looking at other people's children who are good at studying, I almost suspect that my own child is not good at studying. After watching it for so long, I just hope to find a way quickly to improve my own children.

The language is easy to understand, with complete system rules, and it fundamentally analyzes the method of learning English. After reading it, I suddenly realized that learning English is not difficult, and it seems that the method of learning Chinese can be derived by analogy. It kills two birds with one stone!

After reading it, overall, the most useful parts for me are at the back, while the front is more like doing ideological work for the readers. In fact, I have a deep understanding of the author's saturation attack. When I was a child, I had to practice one day every day for my summer homework. As a severe procrastinator, I finished one book a week, averaging about ten pages a day, and my writing suddenly improved. I saw it here in English today, I hope it will be useful. [Sending Hearts]

Summary: I. Learn phonetic symbols first. Phonetic symbols are the basis of English. English words are essentially a combination of syllables, because the pronunciation of letters is a fixed form, so after mastering the phonetic symbols, we can infer the spelling of the word through the pronunciation of the word. II. Word string memory. To memorize a word, you need to learn it in conjunction with its form, such as plural, third person singular, modern participle, past tense, etc. In this way, the edge we write down is not a word, but the application of a word that can be thoroughly understood. The following grammatical tenses, etc. Are not evaluated yet because the foundation is not solid enough. In short, it is helpful for learning English, and can also be applied to the learning of other languages, and can also be extended to other fields such as professional knowledge learning.

Only the last ten pages are left to read. The teachers with the most effective teaching methods are not those who are born with good grades, but those who climb from the bottom of the valley to the peak step by step, because these people have found methods in the process of climbing, and these methods have led them to the peak. They know better about thinking from the situation of "poor students" and how to think and act in order to make progress, because they themselves have come from "poor students". As people who have experienced it, they can tell future generations how to go and where to go. The author is the kind of person described above! This book has knowledge, but more methods. It is better to teach a man to fish than to teach him to fish. Your fishing is waiting for you in this book!

Jue Juezi, saved my life. This book is really well written. The knowledge points I learned before were all scattered. This book helped me string together all the previous knowledge to form a framework, so that I know how to learn English.

A particularly good book, the language is concise and clear, the methods are practical, and I have benefited a lot [Love]

My God, the author is so amazing! It's really super useful, you can understand it as soon as you read it! ! ! What should I do if I can't learn English? You can definitely learn this book and learn it thoroughly! ! ! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

On the whole, it's okay. This is indeed the case for English majors. I've also asked English majors for advice. Intensive listening + extensive reading are the core, and dictation is also used to practice listening. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It allows us to understand the steps of learning English from a macro perspective, as well as the specific methods of learning English at each step. The most important thing in learning English is intensive reading. Reading more articles intensively will produce a qualitative leap.

This book is very suitable for us to learn English. Listening, speaking, reading and writing. Listen carefully and read carefully, listen and read extensively. You can split long and difficult sentences, analyze them, and more importantly, write them. The same goes for listening. Translation and retelling, real application. Only by imitating it three times can you truly become your own thing. Using pronunciation to memorize words, grammar turns out to be so simple. It is far more efficient to specialize in one area than to accumulate it over time. Implement the methods in the whole book every day, English is just a small case🤩✨

Personally, I feel that it is suitable for people who have some basic but not very strong English foundation. Of course, beginners can also read it! However, it is recommended to treat it as a manual. It is not feasible to rely solely on this. It mainly depends on actual application and accumulation. After reading this, I feel that English has changed from a vague consciousness to a systematic formula, and I feel somewhat confident in my heart. () Thank you so much to the author!

I have a lot of insights after reading this book. The deepest impression is that after learning knowledge, you can't just memorize it, you must understand its function. Only then did I discover that the reason for my decline in English scores was my failure to understand. This book is well worth reading.

This book is more suitable for domestic learners preparing for various English exams. Although it is somewhat different from the "listening first" learning method of non-native English speakers living abroad, the 8:2 fine-to-extensive learning method can be used universally. Thank you to the author for sharing [Love]