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Although I passed the CET-4 and CET-6 during my school days, I found that what I learned was just \"mute English\" when I started working; I can understand it but can’t speak it; my listening skills are just average ; English is an important communication tool in real-world work. However, how can we overcome the problem of being unable to use English effectively? How can we make the most of this tool? These are questions worth discussing. I hope those who share my views will actively share their opinions so that we can improve together!
It’s very simple: since it’s \"English for the deaf and mute,\" one needs to listen and speak more, taking every opportunity to speak and creating opportunities to do so. Of course, only after understanding through “listening” can one talk about speaking. There are no secrets; it all comes down to persistence and hard work
If you have poor hearing, watch more foreign movies
Reply to 3# CXU: It should have both Chinese and English versions; when you can’t understand it, check the Chinese version!
It’s best to read, speak, and practice regularly.
The English tips in China Daily are good, suitable for those with a limited vocabulary.
The key is to listen more and speak more.
If there’s a chance, one should practice more; otherwise it seems like the effort spent learning English was in vain
Listening to VOA more often is also a good choice
:) Listen to more English broadcasts, watch foreign movies; if you keep at it, your skills will definitely improve