Please practice more by reading some English picture dictionaries to improve your vocabulary.

Please review them after class and I hope you can remember and use the words and expressions in
your daily life. Please read more to widen your vocabulary and grammar.
Practice makes perfect, which means that if you want to improve a certain skill you have to practice it.
Music and rhyme help children to use full sentences, intonation, pitch, and rhythm, as well as
simply building confidence
If you can watch DVD’s you can watch the movie several times. Watching with subtitles and then,
when you feel more comfortable, without them. You can have English radio at home or on your
mobile phone. Even if are not actually listening to it, your ears will be getting used to the sounds of
the language.
Talk and record yourself. This may sound funny, but it will help you realize how you can improve by
repeating the recording several times till you feel happy with the results.
Maybe, books you have already read in your mother tongue or which have been turned into movies.
Try to start with easy books, even children’s books and comics: The images will help you understand
even if you don’t know all the words
Switch the operating system of your mobile phone, your PC or tablet into English. Associating a
function with a certain word, will improve your vocabulary.
Write down words or expressions you think useful with their meaning and examples. If you see them
in sentences you will remember them better. You can use them if you keep a diary.
Either in a notebook or on your computer, start making a list of useful words and phrases. Every time
you hear or see a word you’re not familiar with, note it down. Don’t only focus on the word itself, but
search for synonyms and phrases in which it’s used.
In order to improve rapidly, you should ask a lot of questions and resolve them. Don’t just read
phrases. Ask why they are used in a particular way, whether other constructions are possible as well
and don’t trust everything you read online.
f studying the English language only feels like a burden, it will seem tedious and you won’t perform as
well. This is why it’s important to stay motivated and enjoy the experience of learning a new
language. Find ways to add entertainment into your studies, such as playing word games with friends
that will boost your critical thinking skills.
Start reading early—many children who devour books grow up to become strong writers themselves
Play games and activities that encourage writing. Crossword puzzles and word games are great for
everyone. Little ones will especially like the “write the word” game: where they search for items and
write down the word when they find each item.
Make sure there’s time each day to do some writing in one way or another. Whether it’s writing a
grocery list, writing in a journal or composing a letter, practicing writing every day will go a long way
to improving kids’ writing skills.