We have learned a lot of facial expressions and feelings that human beings would experience everyday. I am not confident in that all of you can still remember how to describe those complicated emotions that we have in ourselves every day. However, I do believe you can understand that the cycle of language learning that we introduced during one of our dialogue sessions involves 3 steps: “learning”, “memorizing” and “practicing”. A cycle is so in that it is an ongoing process during which every step in it will recur once in a while. There is only one kind of raw materials which needs to be repeatedly used during all of the 3 steps in the learning cycle, which is language input, including new words, sentence patterns and new sound combinations.
An reflection on my own English learning experience also tells me that our human brain especially an adult brain is heavily reliant on repeated language input when acquiring a foreign language. If you revisit our old training materials and practice those language points in them as often as possible, you will find out it is really worthwhile in doing so for you will become more familiar with the language terms we’ve learned in the past..!
