1. How to Learn English
    1. 1. Motivation
      1. Motivation for learning English
        1. What is necessary to learn English well?
          1. Changing your life
          2. The problem
          3. Negative attitude
          4. Typical learner vs. motivated learner
          5. What to do?
          6. Improving your motivation for learning Englsih
          7. imagine yourself in the future
          8. Why learn English
          9. Get access to knowledge
          10. Communicate with people
          11. Push your career forward
          12. Enjoy art like never before
          13. English is easy to learn
          14. Get satisfaction
          15. English makes you feel good
          16. imagine...
          17. Learner reports
          18. English makes you feel good
          19. otherpeople who have done it
          20. Remember that you are already good
          21. Remember there is a lot that you don't know
          22. Use English whenever you can
          23. SRS
          24. Talk to people about English
          25. Find a friend who is learning English
          26. Spend some money on learning English
          27. Read Unlimited power by Anthony Robbins
          28. Remember that learning requires action
        2. Why learn English
        3. English makes you feel good
        4. There biggest challenges facing an English learner
          1. 1. Developing a passion for learning English
          2. 2. Making the first change to one's life
          3. 3. Making further changes to one's life
    2. 2. Dictionary
      1. Use a good English dictionary
        1. You need a good English dictionary
        2. How to buy a good English dictionary
        3. Example sentences: more important than definition
        4. Dictionary reviews
          1. Comparative review of dictionaries for English learner
          2. Comparative review of English pronunciation dictionaries
          3. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
          4. Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary
          5. Why publishers are unable to develop a really good software dictionary
    3. 3. No mistakes
      1. Learn English without mistake
        1. You can damage your English by writing and speaking
          1. How practice can damage your English
          2. What about "learning from your mistakes"?
          3. Solution: Stop making mistakes!
          4. FAQ
          5. "But if I'm afraid to make a mistake, I will never open my mouth!"
          6. "I make a lot mistakes when I speak English-what should I do?"
          7. "But you cannot learn anything without mistakes!"
          8. "Can I ever make a mistake on purpose?"
          9. Mistakes and pronunciation
          10. Learn to pronounce English words as soon as possible
          11. Guess can damage your pronunciation
          12. How to avoid forming bad habits
          13. How to learn to pronounce English words
          14. 1.Learn to recognize all the English sounds
          15. The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet
          16. Introduction to phonetic transcription
          17. The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet
          18. printable IPA/ASCII chart
          19. Does this chart list all the sounds that you can hear in British and American English?
          20. Typing the phonetic symbols
          21. IPA phonetic keyboard
          22. ASCII Phonetic Alphabet
          23. Learning to pronounce the sounds
          24. PerfectPronunciation
          25. Benefits
          26. Feature
          27. How reviews work
          28. Buy PerfectPronunciation
          29. 2. Get the habit if checking the pronunciation of English words in a dictionary
          30. Check the pronunciations of English words
          31. Check the pronunciation while(of after) speaking
          32. Check the pronunciation while reading
          33. CHeck the pronunciation while listening
          34. A handful of tips
          35. 3. Listen and notice
          36. 4. Practice pronouncing English words from time to time
          37. Getting it right in your head
        2. How can you avoid making mistakes?
          1. Rules of error-free speaking and writing
          2. 1. Use simple language
          3. 2.Be slow and careful
          4. 3. If you're not sure how to say something,don't say it
          5. 4. When writing, always look things up
          6. More information on using Google when writing
          7. 5.Know where you can screw up
          8. How to get the most out of English texts
          9. Reading for content
          10. Pause and think
          11. Important notes
          12. An example
          13. Further reading
          14. Is "pause and think" worth it?
          15. "Will ever be fluent if I speak so slowly and carefully?"
          16. My experience with error-free writing
          17. Don't speak or write too early
          18. What happens in English classes
          19. Learning English pronunciation
          20. Why should you study English pronunciation?
          21. First impressions
          22. Communication
          23. Can you communicate in English?
          24. Communication is not enough
          25. Further reading
          26. What are the features of clear,plesant pronunciation?
          27. What is good English pronunciation?
          28. More about Level 3(clear and pleasant pronunciation)
          29. Choosing between American and British pronunciation
          30. American pronunciation
          31. British pronunciation
          32. which one should you choose?
          33. My choice of General American pronunciation
          34. The important of learning about the other accent
          35. How close to GenAm or PR do you have to be?
          36. How to learn good pronunciation?
          37. Learn to pronounce English words as soon as possible
          38. Test your English pronunciation
          39. How to learn English pronunciation
          40. 1. Study the sounds of English and their IPA symbols. Learn to recognize all the sonds
          41. 2. Learn about phonetic transcription and word stress
          42. 3. Choose your pronunciation model: American or British
          43. 4. Get in the habit checking the pronunciations of words in a dictionary
          44. 5. Listen and notice
          45. 6. Practice pronouncing English words and phrases
          46. How to practice pronouncing English words
          47. Tools for "official" practice
          48. Pronunciation training website/software
          49. Rachel's English
          50. BBC Learning English
          51. Merriam-Webster's Learner's Dictionary
          52. General dictionaries
          53. Cambridge Dictionary
          54. Macmillan Dictionary
          55. Tips for practicing English pronunciation
          56. 7. consider learning the pronunciations of the most common English words
          57. Learn more
          58. What is good English pronunciation?
          59. Useful phonetic concepts:
          60. phonemic transcription vs. narrow transcription
          61. Flap t
          62. We created the ASCII Phonetic Alphabet
          63. Demonstration of phonetic transcription
          64. English vowel chart
          65. "Your are a foreigner, therefore you will always have a foregin accent"
          66. Comparative review of English pronunciation dictionaries
          67. What is a pronunciation dictionary and why is it useful?
          68. Do you need a pronunciation dictonary?
          69. The dictionaries
          70. Review criteria
          71. Testing methodology
          72. Grading system
          73. Get input. Lots of it.
          74. Input-what it is and why you need it
          75. The model of language learning
          76. comments on the model
          77. What the model mmeans for language learners
          78. How input can change your English
          79. How I realized I was a native speaker
          80. Further reading
          81. Two interesting cases
          82. The powere of reading-two stories
          83. The case of L
          84. The case of Cohen
          85. How much input do you need to speak English fluently?
          86. How much information do you need?
          87. How much input do you need?
          88. "Holy moly!"
          89. Why your input should be fun
          90. Regularity
          91. Dedication
          92. Attitude to English
          93. What if you're a beginner?
          94. Further information
          95. What to read when you're a beginner?
          96. Simplified books
          97. Simplified books are the ideal solution for people who are just starting to read in a new language
          98. How to choose a simplified book that you will like:
          99. サブトピック 1
          100. Extensive Reading Foundation
          101. Macmillan Readers
          102. Cambridge Readers
          103. Black Cat
          104. Penguin Readers
          105. Ocford bookworms
          106. Egmont Easy Readers
          107. Simple English Wikipedia
          108. What to read when you're more advanced?
          109. websites
          110. Literature
          111. How-tos and self-help books
          112. Sciences and philosophy books
          113. Textbooks
          114. Tom's List(high-quarity sources of regular audio/video imput for English learner
          115. Why you need to take change of your English learning
          116. Amount of input
          117. Rate of input
          118. Authenticity
          119. How much input do you need to speak English fluently?
          120. How much information do you nees?
          121. How much input do you need?
          122. "Holy moly"
          123. Why you shouldn't rely on grammar rules
          124. Example of learning by grammar rules
          125. Grammar rules vs. input-summary
          126. Can grammar rules be useful?
          127. Stop asking people to tell you grammar rules
          128. Why your input should be fun
          129. A few tips on choosing sources of input
          130. Formal and informal English
          131. Great output skills without output practice?
          132. Ways to get English input
          133. Reading websites and books. Reading is the easiest way to quickly grow your vocabulary and grammar
          134. Reading is easier than listening
          135. It's easier to understand written English than spoken English
          136. It's easier to build your vocabulary with written English
          137. An example
          138. "Do I have to read?"
          139. How to get the most out of English texts:
          140. What to read if you're beginner
          141. more advanced?
          142. What to read: some recommendations
          143. The power of reading-two stories
          144. spoken English is very important:
          145. Watching movies in English
          146. Why watch movies in English
          147. How to learn as much as possible
          148. the difficulty of watching movies
          149. What to do when you don't understand something
          150. Movie guides
          151. Learning techniques
          152. Where to get movies English?
          153. Learning English with adventure games
          154. What is an adventure game?
          155. Why adventure games are good for your English
          156. How to use adventure games
          157. Recommended games
          158. Example sentences
          159. Example sentences in dictionaries: More important than difinitions
          160. Understanding meanings
          161. Grammar and usage
          162. Brain programming
          163. One more example
          164. Final advice
          165. British National Corpus
          166. Corpus of Contemporary American English
          167. Correct English Serch
          168. Spaced-repetition software(SRS)
          169. E-mail
          170. Software
          171. practical reasons
          172. Why you should use English versions of your OS and other software
        3. The role of mistakes in language learning
          1. Are mistakes good or bad?
          2. "Mistakes are an inseparable part of the language learning process"
          3. "Making mistakes is agood way to learn a language"
          4. Final word
    4. 4. Pronunciation
      1. Learning English pronunciation
    5. 5. Input
      1. Get input.Lots of it.
    6. 6. SRS