my experience of learning english

写一篇关于学习英语的英语作文

Now, I do one unit of the reading exercises in Pep Up Your English by the People's

Education Press every day. Although I have just graduated from junior middle school, I have finished the books for Senior One students and now I am working on the books for Senior Two. The reading materials are quite new and cover a lot of fields, so I like the set of books very much. I think the books have helped me to improve my reading comprehesion a lot. Thanks to Pep Up Your English, I got the standard score 807 in English in the first model examination of Baoan District and A+ in the Shenzhen Senior High School Entrance examination.

I had some problems while I was learning English. I was good at spoken English, but poor in written English. I used to make mistakes in spelling. Then, I learned seven words by heart every day by going over them five times within a day——early in the morning, after lunch, after school, after dinner, before going to bed. As a result, I don't often make mistakes now. Besides, my

grammar was poor, so when I had time, I would read my grammar book now and then. Although it was boring to me, after thinking of the goodness it would bring, I didn't feel bored any longer

My experience of learning English tells me that persistence is the biggest problem for me, for my students and for most English learners in China.

I don't remember how many plans I had made from the first day I learned English. In those days, I didn't get the key to English-learning. What I did was some basic things for exam, for example, memorizing new words, getting ideas of grammar, making sentences, or reciting lessons. These are all basical work for English learners. Today, I admit these works are useful, helpful. They do a great job in my English learning. But they are not everything and they are not that important when coming to the problem of using English.

Words, sentences, grammar, that happened in the very first days of my English learning, most in middle school. When in high school, things got closer to exams because the only task for high school students is to get themselves enrolled by colleges, which is the only way to success in those days. Understandablly, we, including myself, plugged ourselves into all kinds of exercises for exams, from day to day, month to month, year to year. I didn't remember how many exams I took, but I knew I made progress step by step in handling exams. That is a good news for me because I was getting closer and closer to colleges.

At the end of my high school days I took the national entrance examination for colleges and did a good job by getting a high score of 93 when the