This document provides tips for learning English using media. It discusses how to learn speaking, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, and writing in 3 sentences or less each. For speaking, it recommends not studying too much grammar, learning phrases, and practicing speaking what you hear. For pronunciation, it suggests studying sounds and stress, choosing an accent model, and practicing. For vocabulary, it lists ways to memorize words like writing them in notebooks. For grammar, it notes to understand foundations, sentence structure, and practice with exercises. For listening, it emphasizes paying attention, showing you listen, providing feedback. For reading, it recommends making it a regular habit, choosing appropriately leveled texts, and re-reading. For

1. CALL
SOVIA RAMADHANI
4.C
Mid Test

2. HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH
USING MEDIA
speaking pronunciation vocabulary grammar
writing
listening reading

3. HOW TO LEARN SPEAKING
1. Don't study grammar too much
2. Learn and study phrases
3. Reading and Listening is NOT enough. Practice Speaking what you hear!
4. Submerge yourself
5. Study correct material
Speaking Rules you need to know!

4. HOW TO
LEARN
PRONUN
CIATION
1. Study the sound of English and their IPA symbols.
Learn to recognize all the sounds. Learn to recognize
all the sounds. Recognition is important because it lets
you learn pronunciation from spoken English.
2.Learn about phonetic transcription and word
stress.
3. Choose your pronunciation model: American or British
4. Get in the habit of checking the
pronunciation of words in a dictionary.
5. Listen and notice.
6. Practice pronouncing English and phrases
word from time to time.
7. Consider learning the pronunciations of the
most common English words in a systematic
way.

5. 1. write the words in a notebook (with their translations or definitions)
2. write the words and definitions on small cards
3. say the words many times (if you have an electronic dictionary you can hear
how the word is pronounced)
4. put the words into different groups (you could use a graphic organizer)
5. write them in a file for use with a computer program (such as Quiz )
6. make associations (in pictures or with other words)
7. ask someone to test you
8. use the words in your own speaking or writing
HOW TO LEARN VOCABULARY

6. HOW TO LEARN GRAMMAR
Understand
the building
block of
grammar
Pay
attention to
sentence
structure
Grammar
exercise will
help you
Join a
course
Practice
when you
can
Find a
mentor

7. listening
1. Pay
Attention
5.
Respond
Appropria
tely
4. Defer
Judgment
2. Show
That
You're
Listening
3. Provide
Feedback

8. reading
1. Make a habit of reading regularly. Read as many English
books, newspapers and magazines as you can get your
hands on.
2. Reading should be fun, so make sure the texts you choose
are not too too difficult for you. If the book or article you
are reading is a chore, then find something easier. Try
reading graded books written especially for ESL learners.
I've written a guide on how to choose a book here.
3. Find an author you like and read all their books. By doing
this you will get used to the style of a particular author and
the typical vocabulary and grammar they use. As you read
more of his/her books you will find it easier and easier.
4. If you have a local library find out if they stock English books
or if they have bilingual editions of English classics. Or ask
them to stock English translations of books you are already
familiar with.
5. Try reading things more than once. Read something and
then read it again a few weeks/months later. You should
find your understanding has improved.

9. writing
Global Medium
Advantage In Education
Connect Better
Technology
Easy To Learn
Spellings
Reading Skills/ Pronunciation
Revise

10. THANK YOU