Problematic Areas of Second Language Learners

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    Problematic areas of Second Language Learners

    Vocabulary is the king and Grammar is the queen

    One of the biggest factor which I observed in learning any second

    language is Vocabulary. No doubt grammar has its own part but not more

    than the Vocabulary. Its the vocabulary which makes you fluent not the

    grammar. Grammar just guide you, how you have to use that vocabulary. If

    you know all the Grammatical Rules an only little bit Vocabulary. You are not

    able to convey lot of things but if you have lot of vocabulary you can express

    lot of things some time even with one word. More vocabulary you have

    more correctly you can express yourself. Especially, phrases and idioms.

    This is also the myth that you have to add only 2-3 words every day tobecome fluent. Actually you need lot of vocabulary to become fluent. So you

    need at least 15 to 20 words per day including phrases, idioms and proverbs.

    You need at least 10000 to 12000 words to become fluent. Who are not able

    to speaking fluently have only 3000-4000 words on average in their head. So

    you have to add 5000-8000 words. If you will add only two to three words

    per day then you can yourself calculate that how much time it will take you

    to add these words.

    Child doesnt have anything in his mind to compare so the child cannot

    compare he/she just accept and repeat that and speak the same what

    he/she listen. But this is not the case with second language Learner they try

    to compare second language with first language then speaks. Here the

    problem rises because grammatical structure are different for different

    languages and every languages has its own specialty.

    Try to think in English

    He compare the second language with first language and try to

    translate in his mind. Then he speaks.

    Even for thinking in English we need vocabulary.

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    Dont try to translate. Try to think in English. I know its not easy but

    just try. I just want to give you one example.

    We are not surrounded by those people who speaks English all the

    time or who can guide you all the time. If we are surrounded by those

    people who speaks English all the time. Then we could become fluent very

    fast.

    Grammar Problematic Area

    Most of the Grammar talk about only general and basic things which is

    taught all over the world upto the secondary level, but when it comes to

    speaking you need deep grammar not only basic or academic advance

    grammar.

    Pseudo Passive

    Where to use Passive

    Non Finite Verbs Passive forms (Very confusing, but very simple)

    Why we dont get success even after so many years of struggle in

    speaking?

    Vocabulary especially phrases, idioms and Proverbs

    Grammar especially Very advance Grammar almost near to linguist

    level grammar. Confidence will never come unless you have a good

    command on grammar as Second Language Learner.

    Correct use of Grammar

    Common mistake in Grammar

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    Vocabulary

    Phrases

    We dont watch English Videos. Itsvery important