whoa a lot of long answers. well, my answer's short, but it's spoken from experience as a ESL (English as Second Language) learner of 4 years. Talk to people who speak English. And I meant chat with them casually. That's it. That's how I learned. Everything else will just fall into place after you're willing to communicate in the language.

Hi , To study and practice English and enrich your vocabulary you can apply several methods, of which to choose the most suitable for you ,that makes you learn easier and quicker . Some of those methods are : -Reading at your current level of comprehension simple books , articles,magazines, online and offline. You can look up new words that come your way in the dictionary and write them down .By repeating and reading them now and then it helps you increase your vocabulary . -Listening to lyrics of songs in English ,watching movies in English etc all helps you get hold of the accent and learn new words and expressions . -Speaking with native English speakers will help you a lot catch the correct accent and increases your vocabulary and modes of expression. If you don't have the chance to mingle with native speakers in your country you can use online chatting programs such as italki to interact and voice chat with natives .It is a very effective way . -Doing any activity that involves using English such as games; Scrabble for example is a game where you build words using a crosswords-like board .It is entertaining and you can learn new words through it . You can look for similar ways to make learning fun! -Do some grammar exercising using grammar books or online grammar links such as : www.englishpage.com/ .That would be the theoretical exercise helping you to build correct sentences,then you can apply it by speaking ,reading and writing to better memorize it . Combining all or some of the above mentioned methods will help you learn and improve your english on the long run ,how long it takes will depend on how much effort and time you dedicate for learning Wish you luck and hope those tips were helpful :)

As any native speaker can tell you (from experience) you never, and I mean never, learn grammar first. You grow up HEARING your friends and family speaking (at you, then to you, then with you). By the age of 3 or 4, 5 at the latest you were fluent enough in your native tongue that you could understand and make yourself understood. Then, when you enter school you begin learning grammar. I suggest you follow this same method. Totally immerse yourself in your target language. Listen to catchy songs in the target language, watch children's television, read children's books, etc. Treat yourself like a child. Better yet, make friends with people who are native speakers and are willing to treat you like a young family member. Dive in head first and have fun.

Hi , it is a good idea to learn basic English grammar first. Go back to the first page of Italki & click onto learn the English language. Then you will see native English speakers & those who are learning English. Email anyone.Next click onto Italki Resources & Knowledge sections & complete the exercises you are given. Then click onto Groups & join the English Learning Group of your choice. It is hard for one person to teach someone else English, unless they are a qualified teacher of English as a Second language.