Some thougths on learning languages. Part 1

Nowadays it is hard to imagine life without knowing the foreign language, especially English. As it's the most popular one. What should we do to learn English well?

To begin with, the best and fastest way is practicing with a tutor. It could be really helpful for setting up your accent, practicing conversational English, etc. Sometimes it could be quite expensive if you are a student or just not get enough money for this purposes. Although it is probably worth it.

But in the first place I think you should get some base experience in language that you learn. Find some useful tips from Web about learning languages in general. Also you need to get a good grammar book for elementary level. In my case I started with "Red Murphy". But I have to admit that I already had some prior experience in English and it was enough, but even though, I didn't have too much of experience. So this book was just for me at that moment. And... start learning :)

In addition to that it is important to practice at least 30 minutes a day and do it systematically.

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Please, correct :) Some thougths on learning languages. Part 1

Nowadays it is hard to imagine life without knowing a foreign language, especially English, as it's the most popular one. What should we do to (be able to) learn English well/efficiently?

To begin with, the best and fastest way is practicing/to practice with a tutor. It could be really helpful for setting up/ establishing your accent and practicing conversational English, etc.

Sometimes it could be quite expensive if you are a student or have diffulties paying for language courses. Although it is probably worth it.

But in the first place I think you should get /learn some basics experience in the about the language that you (want to) learn. Find some useful tips from the Web about learning languages in general.

Also you need to get a good elementary level grammar book . In my case I started with "Red Murphy".

But I have to admit that I already had some prior experience in English and so it was quite enough for me despite my little experience. , but even though, I didn't have too much of experience.

So/Therefore this book was just for me at that moment. suitable for me then. 

And... start learning :) => no quite sure what you're trying to say ^^~

In addition, to that it is important to practice systematically at least 30 minutes a day. 

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Great job! I agree with you on the expensive part :D
I think you should try to be more concise in your sentence structure if you can. 

Some thougths on learning languages. Part 1

Nowadays it is hard to imagine life without knowing a foreign language, especially English,  as it's the most popular one. What should we do to learn English well?

To begin with, the best and fastest way is practicing with a tutor. It could be really helpful for setting up your accent, practicing conversational English, etc. Sometimes it could be quite expensive if you are a student or have difficulties paying for language courses. Although it is probably worth it.

But in the first place I think you should learn some basics about the language that you learn. Find some useful tips from the Web about learning languages in general.

Also you need to get a good elementary level grammar book. In my case I started with "Red Murphy".

But I have to admit that I already had some prior experience in English so it was quite enough for me despite my little experience. So this book was suitable for me then. 

In addition, it is important to practice systematically at least 30 minutes a day.

Continue...