Need advice on studying English

put your relationship with the bearer of a language

not to say that I very well know English, but what helped me the incentive, I decided to read Watchmen in the original and it gave me a real boost in learning the language, I just read it with a dictionary, searched in the Internet an explanation of idioms and it gave a challenge and fueled my interest. then made multiple subscriptions to foreign strips. the beginning is hard, but gradually I broaden my vocabulary and already feels easier. that is, I'm not saying that you did the same, but that you find something interesting that will make you learn the language. Oh, and also, I heard that listening to foreign music even without understanding its meaning facilitates language learning, I partly agree with this, it helped me to forget the "fear" of English.

See interesting films, serials and cartoons on English. Type the big Bang Theory, Futurama and etc.

one of the most important tasks in this field, especially if you want to talk, not to read — to learn not afraid to speak up and Express their thoughts in English... let's not right... all know that you are a student and you do not hide...
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For me was a push in this plan the English camp... 17 years... you know... the evening\ight... American... all understand each other =)

And you surround yourself in English. Windows, program firmware on the phone put without translation. Visit foreign news sites, foreign forums and diaries. Books, of course, the series. And every strange bunch — in dictionaries and rules.

at Skype, like, there are forums where native speakers can find each other. a friend of mine once puzzled by the idea of becoming a Hollywood actor and a year of language lessons owned gorgeous, even the accent needed appeared

Personally the first time I have advanced in English in school when I was fond of tricks, and I got a great book about tricks in the English language. I had nowhere to go, sitting with a dictionary and translated. The second big step was taken with the tutorial, good tutorial, though somewhat old. Also sat and taught each evening. In addition, I note the book "English for ours" and movies in English but it would be good to pick up, and I think often to review. And accidentally read the very sensible advice — do not believe it — from the newspaper "Soviet Russia", in relation to the articulation of a position, as a result, the American, who I studied a year on the course, said that I have the best pronunciation out of all he heard), the Council is quite common, but nevertheless — in the Russian language sounds are formed mainly in front of the mouth, and in English — in the middle. Even if you know the language well and carefully pronounce all sorts of r, th, etc., but articulation position you are Russian, you will have a distinctive and recognizable Russian accent.