Every time we think about studying English, we think of a room full of students sitting next to each other. The teacher teaches, the students study, and when the two-hour-a-day, two-day-a-week class finishes, everyone cheers.

A week later, the class goes on again, and again. Several months pass. Several months of teaching and studying go on and on, but, the students feel that their skill in using English, compared to the time spent, doesn't improve more enough. They still can't watch TV or listen to radio in English. They still can't cheerfully read novels, newspaper or whatever, or, even worse, communicate with others in English. What's wrong with the class?

There is nothing wrong if we look at the outcome. Almost all classes nowadays intend to provide students with knowledge of English. The classes meet their goal. Their students know and understand English more than ever. They know what English consists of. They know how to use English; how to listen, speak, read or write. But to be good at using English does not just KNOW HOW. The students have to USE it, have to EXPERIENCE it, for real, not just KNOW it. Knowing is not enough, You must take action.

I don't have foreign friend to speak with, I can't afford to go abroad, and I have no time to go to tutorial school, so how can I improve my English?" Many people raise this question. In my perspective, English is used in four ways: 1) to listen, 2) to speak, 3) to read and 4) to write. As you can see, YOU can USE each of which by yourself. For examples, you can read a book alone, you can listen to radio alone, you can write something alone, and you can speak, of course, alone. Haven't you written, or spoken to yourself, in your own language? Practice makes perfect, after using English in certain way and for certain hours, believe it or not :) your four skills -- listening, speaking, reading and writing -- will improve automatically.

How long am I to practice in order to be successful?" many asked. How long do you want it to be? I often answered. It depends on your intention. If you practice English two hours a day, seven days a week, you'll have 240-hour skill in four months. If you practiced about three to four hours a day, seven days a week, you'll have 240-hour skill in three months. But If you commit to practice eight hours a day, seven days a week, you'll achieve 240-hour skill in only one month. I had many students do 240 hours in one month. Remember, since repetition is the mother of skill, if you want to get more skill, you have to repeat your lesson again and again until it's deep-rooted in your mind.

How can I do that?" We have a tool for you to improve your skills in using English by yourself. We especially design it to meet the need of Non-native English speaker. We found that our tool can be the most effevtive techology of its kinds. If only you used to study basic rules of grammar in your high-school graduate, you can use the tool.

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Description: This course is designed for people whom English is a second language only. Especially;