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Memorizing vocabulary, learning grammar, correcting mistakes and trying to speak are all a result of language acquisition. But he admits that sometimes we all forget theory. In his own studies, Stephen sometimes does it the right way when he practices. One of the stronger languages ​​is French Spanish and German when he gets lost in books.

However sometimes for Mandarin one of his new languages ​​ the grammatical rules and is a Phone Number List grammatical villain and can even go to an expert and his solution to this problem is more compelling input more interesting conversations and more interesting Story by Stephen Krashen Key Points of Second Language Acquisition Theory Use comprehensible input rather than immersive input Make sure to use compelling input Good stories Interesting conversations etc. Be patient Be patient Don’t force language Production of language is through Acquisition rather than conscious learning is learned. You don't have to know every word.



A certain level of tolerance for noise or not knowing is important. You'll fill in the gaps in time through repeated exposure to the language Learning a second language has nothing to do with talent or having a different brain Stephen Krashen You can learn more about second language acquisition and read his selection of articles and books at Jonathan Levi How to Remember.