This reminds of me entrance examinations of university.
Nov 06th 2009 10:47
At recently, I study English for English official approval grade semi-1.
It likes that I have to learn many very difficult idioms or words.
For example, the difference of "clash" , "krash", and "crush".
I haven't study such thing ever.
But after entered university, I don't study grammer.
Entrance examinations questioned a lot of idioms and grammer.
As you know, my English's grammer is often wrong.
But as I can see, you understand what I mean.
Is studying how to speak English good for me than studying many idioms or words?
It likes that I have to learn many very difficult idioms or words.
For example, the difference of "clash" , "krash", and "crush".
I haven't study such thing ever.
But after entered university, I don't study grammer.
Entrance examinations questioned a lot of idioms and grammer.
As you know, my English's grammer is often wrong.
But as I can see, you understand what I mean.
Is studying how to speak English good for me than studying many idioms or words?
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A combined lesson plan of speaking/chatting with native speakers and studying formal grammar will probably provide you with success.
Cheers!