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English grammar is complex, partly because English has been influenced by various languages throughout its
history. English grammar and punctuation can be tricky - not just for those learning English as a second
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ESL Software Programs - Which is the Best?
By Laurianne Surchoix
Have you ever tried learning a second language? It's not surprising if you haven't. Most people who
grew up speaking English don't really seem all that interested in learning an entirely new way of
communicating unless they're compelled to do it.
If you've ever thought about it, allow me to encourage you to really give it a go. Learning a new
language involves more than memorizing a vocabulary or getting acquainted with a new set of
grammar rules. In fact, learning a second language can change your entire thought process, sharpen
your wits and improve your overall communication skills. It will change the way you look at the English
language and probably increase your appreciation of it.
Learning a new language isn't easy. It does get easier, though, when you're immersed in a culture that
speaks the language you are trying to learn. If not, you'll have to be a little more creative, apart from
diligently taking your lessons and completing your courses.
When I first learned Spanish, having come from a native English background, I had a painfully hard
time. I studied it as a hobby (just something I wanted to try), using an interactive software to learn
language that I bought from a website.
I was lucky, though, because I knew folks in school who spoke Spanish, with whom I was able
practice my speaking skills, even learning a trick or two. Additionally, I ramped it up on my end. I
listened to Spanish radio stations, singing along as well as t