Day 6

Tip of the day 

Phrases first Grammer next

First memorise phrases and apply them, most of the native speakers don't concentrate on grammer as non-native speaker does. I recently read that one should memorise the sentences and after that we can add more complex words and even make up our own sentences but at first memorise. You can also read grammer rule book but don’t rush for grammer

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