Hello Aryam, It depends on your approach in learning. If you will depend on conversations, listening , speaking and learning that natural way referred to ,you will less and less depend on theoretical grammar lessons and exercises and on a long run you might be able to speak the language spontaneously having acquired the grammar in the course of conversations. However you might have to check later some rules and learn some sentence structures to enrich your language and modes of expression. That way you will emphasize your primary spontaneous method and avoid some mistakes that you might do if you depend thoroughly on it. On the other hand, if you were taking a course in an institute or with a tutor and they both depend on teaching you grammar rules and giving you grammar exercises for practice,in that case you have to practice listening and speaking to apply those rules and make sure you will make good use of them. It is not enough to learn them theoretically and not be able to use them correctly in speech. Both methods could go hand in hand whether you start by one or the other or use them simultaneously, they will together attribute to better mastering the language you are learning.

If you see, hear and practise interesting conversations, you will avoid grammar study and instead learn grammar like a native speaker - naturally. You can achieve this by listening to English songs, watching English movies and English television and communicating with native speakers and imitating them. However, good grammar books are ialso indispensable for studying grammar.

I have found that English Grammar worksheets help learners practice English grammar that they have learnt. If you wish to get English worksheets, search them on the Internet; the unlimited source of English worksheets. There are several websites that provide English worksheets online for both students and teachers.

hola ArYam, my method of learning foreign language is knowing the basic grammar structure (as it sometimes differs from english and my native language). now that I learn it, I focus on vocabularies to enrich my speaking skill. as soon as I have enough knowledge of the grammar structure & vocabularies, I now make some ways like watching, reading and listening to anything related to what I am learning. The last step perhaps is when you come to the point of speaking with a native speaker. This way, you would be able to apply all what you've learned and gauge your level of skill. :)

Hello Aryam, You need to learn grammar when you study a foreign language to avoid the same mistakes again and again... The best way is to take some lessons and do exercises over and over. It is exactly what natives speakers do at school right ?