How to cultivate English way of thinking? I always feel that I am not sure about the point of British thinking! ! !

First of all, we should know the differences between English and Chinese ways of thinking:

1. English emphasizes structure, while Chinese emphasizes semantics;

2. There are many long sentences in English and many short sentences in Chinese;

3. There are multiple clauses in English and multiple clauses in Chinese;

4. There are many pronouns in English and many nouns in Chinese;

5. English is more passive and Chinese is more active;

6. English is changeable and Chinese is repeated;

7. English is more abstract and Chinese is more concrete.

So what can be done to successfully cultivate this kind of thinking?

1. Prepare all kinds of learning materials about English.

After preparing the study materials, you should try to digest the listening and speaking contents in the text into English in your mind, such as American cultural background, human stories, American presidential debates, VOA, The Lion King, Friends and so on.

2. Read more and recite more.

Read lots of English newspapers and books, including newspapers and magazines. For classic articles (including course content), you can read and recite them repeatedly, and you can compare the content you read with the listening on tape or online, and correct the bad places in time.

3. Dare to communicate with others.

Seize every opportunity to communicate with native English speakers. 5 1due suggests that you can travel more, or make more foreign friends and talk boldly in English. At the same time, we should pay attention to some local cultures in the process of dialogue.

4. Ask yourself and answer yourself, and strengthen training.

Create through your own imagination, and use the English articles you have learned to find out topics or problems. Talk through Kan Kan's self-questioning method, and imagine that you are practicing with an imaginary communicator in a two-way communication channel.

5. Comprehensive training after class.

In addition to writing, friends studying in Britain should try to think in English, and they should also stick to it after class. You can run your own English newspaper, or cooperate with your classmates to set up an English book corner and actively participate in campus activities, such as English news broadcast and English song appreciation. Of course, you can also hold a party.

To study abroad, the first thing is to be familiar with and understand the local language as much as possible and learn English thinking. This will not only help us better understand the teacher's speech in class, reduce the academic troubles and burdens, but also help us to integrate into British customs more quickly and improve the quality of our study abroad life.