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Try watching movies or TV in English, that should help you learn it. Good luck!
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Sesame street. I'm serious. They even have segments on phonics. My mother has taught ESOL for years and she tells all of her students two things: 1. Don't learn your English on the streets. 2. Watch Sesame Street
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Study, using various methods. Almost everybody uses vocabulary cards, but to get the most out of them, after you've gone through your stack both ways, go through them again--but this time make up a sentence using each word. An outfit called Audio-Lingual Materials helped me learn spoken German, but the fact that I'd taken Latin first and therefore understood grammar meant I was able to finish three semesters in one and skip a year. If you can find a book like it, or one of their books in your own language and rewrite the exercises for English, you'd do it easily. It's a great method. There's also a method missionaries use, but I forget now what it's called and who puts it out. It can be adapted for learning English. If you belong to a church, call their denominational mission office and ask.
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Hang out with English speakers, NOT speakers of your native tongue. Total immersion is a very effective learning tool. NOT going to help you with comprehension and literacy much, though.
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