Your English foundation is so poor that you have lost confidence now.
In fact, the grammar of junior high school, such as vowels and consonants, is very simple. Just because you didn't follow me step by step, it's difficult to learn anything now.
Learning English is a systematic project that requires long-term imitation and practice. Make a plan for yourself for half a year, how many hours to study every day, and what books to study in each stage, which should be very clear. If you make up your mind, look at my suggestion again.
Suggestion: 1. Start with English pronunciation.
Don't think it's simple. The fact is that there are really not many good pronunciations now. It will be of great help to memorize a large number of words in the future. And it will involve vowels and consonants you say and so on.
2. Read and recite the textbook from beginning to end.
The background of this proposal is that English is basically taught from the first grade of primary school, but the teaching materials are not uniform and the teaching ability of teachers is uneven. To tell the truth, orthodox English education began in junior high school or seventh grade. You still have to believe in the ability of the People's Education Society. After all, people who publish books have more or less influence on people who produce college entrance examination papers. Even after five years, your textbook will be your only designated reference book. Don't be careless
Now talk about reading and reciting. If you want to be lazy, you have to study. Reading is not casual reading, you have to imitate the recording. When you read 100 times, it's almost like reciting. Don't think you can't do it You won't know what "no" means until you recite GRE words.
3. Find a suitable grammar book
Correct your attitude first. Don't think grammar is unimportant, as long as foreigners can understand it anyway. Just like you speak Chinese, what kind of people say what kind of words. If your words are vulgar or inaccurate, people will not tell you to your face, and they may not know how to laugh at you in their hearts. Foreigners are also black-bellied (of course, they call it politeness)
Don't look for thin ice in grammar books, it's too abstruse for you. Just look for the brightest pictures. The simpler the content, the better. Then you read the book page by page, over and over again.
4. Cultivate your interest in English learning (most important! )
Say a few examples around you. Xiaomei is in the third grade this year. She began to learn English from the first grade of primary school. There are two English majors in our family. One uncle can speak English, Spanish, French and occasionally German. In principle, her English should be very good. But on the contrary, she once solemnly said that she hated English very much.
We thought many ways and finally had an epiphany. Language is not learned, but played. You must be very interested.
My sister likes drawing very much, so we bought her a set of foreign children's programs belonging to early education to teach children to draw. She soon became interested. Therefore, she knows the words that can be used in painting.
In short, interests can be found by listening to songs, watching movies, watching TV plays and chatting with others (such as skype, facebook, etc.). In short, you must have the motivation and interest to keep you going.