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Ubiquity of English

Talk about the way you are learning English. Answers to these questions will help you.

1. Where and when did you begin learning English? 2. Who was your first English teacher? What can you remember about your first English classes? 3. What do you find most interesting (most useful and effective; most amusing) about learning English? 4. Do you read anything in English? Have you read any English books up to the end? What were the books? Did you find them difficult? 5. Do you think reading in English is useful? In what way? Do you use dictionaries to look up words you don't know? What do you prefer: to read stories in easy English or to have difficult texts for reading? Why? 6. What is the easiest way for you to learn new words? How many new words can you learn at a time? Do you learn new words in isolation or in context? 7. Do you like grammar drills? Do you find them important? easy? difficult? useless? boring? Do you think you have too many grammar drills at school? Do you agree that you must learn grammar in any language? 8. Do you think correct pronunciation and intonation are important in learning English? How can wrong pronunciation and intonation lead you to misunderstanding? Do you think the same is true about learning Russian? 9. While learning a language you learn to listen and understand what you hear, you learn to write, to ... and to .... How can you complete this sentence? 10. What do you and your friends find most difficult about learning English? What are your strong and weak points?1 11. How are you planning to use English in future?