Effective Language Learning Strategies

Questions and Answers

It helps you learn from your errors (correct)

It makes you afraid of speaking

It makes you give up

It shows you're not a good language learner

To show off your handwriting

To distract yourself from the lesson

To help you remember new language (correct)

To take up space in your notebook

Practice speaking with yourself

Only read books in your native language

Play video games in the target language (correct)

Watch TV in your native language

To check the meaning of words they don't know Signup and view all the answers

Imagine yourself speaking in the language Signup and view all the answers

To practice communicating with others Signup and view all the answers

It helps you practice pronunciation Signup and view all the answers

It helps you test and improve your language skills Signup and view all the answers

They have fun with the language Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

A good language learner is not afraid of making mistakes and learns from them by noticing and correcting errors.
They participate in group activities to communicate with others and practice the language.

Taking notes during every class helps to remember new language and review them while doing homework.
Using a dictionary to check the meaning of unknown words and creating personal vocabulary lists aids in language acquisition.
Thinking in the target language outside the classroom, such as when shopping or walking, helps to practice useful words and phrases.
Practicing pronunciation by saying new words out loud at home improves language skills.

Engaging in extra practice with self-study materials, such as online resources, helps to test and improve language, reading, and listening skills.

Good language learners imagine themselves speaking in the target language, which boosts motivation.
They have fun with the language by watching TV series or films, listening to songs, playing video games, or reading books.