There's no shortcut or easy way to do this. Learning a language takes practice and effort. You also have to WANT to learn the language. Listen to songs in the language, watch shows or pick up books on grammar. The most important part is taking advantage of every chance you get to use it. Talking with native English speakers is good, too. If you make mistakes, they can correct you. I think the most difficult part about learning English for Chinese people(Mandarin speakers) are the verb conjugations and the tense. Both of which do not exist in Mandarin. ex; I have, you have, she has, he has(but in Mandarin you would be using 有 each time) i.e. Today *is* Friday(今天是星期五) Yesterday *was* Thursday(昨天是星期四) i.e.I eat bananas(我吃香蕉) I am eating bananas(我在吃香蕉) I ate bananas (我吃了香蕉) I think it takes a lot of patience. It can be annoying at times and you may want to give up. But the more you expose yourself to the language, the easier it will become. Trust me :D

Same as any other language. Time and practice. Having partners also helps, but the majority of the work is left up to the patience you are willing to have with yourself so that you may learn the language in a meaningful way.

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