Language ability is divided into the following four skills in tests such as TOEIC.
4 common skills
- 1. Speaking
conversational fluency, accuracy of pronunciation, appropriate vocabulary
[Ex.] Debate / Presentation / Casual Conversation - 2. Listening
Ability to hear – understand what is said and hear important information
[Ex.] Casual Conversation / Watching movies and news / Watch lectures and webinars - 3. Writing
Writing skills – understanding grammar, vocabulary, usage of expressions, and sentence structure
[Ex.] Composing emails / writing essays and reports / writing a diary - 4. Reading
Reading Comprehension – Understand the meaning of sentences and retrieve information
[Ex.] Newspaper and magazine articles / EMail instructions and manuals / Billboards in town
However, when I thought mixed from my thoughts and AI, I concluded that the following is also necessary.
New skills
- 5[New1]. Pronunciation
Pronunciation ability – accurate production, rhythm, intonation
[Ex.] Reading English poems / Using pronunciation practice apps / Pronunciation instruction video tutorials - 6[New2]. Syntax
Syntax understanding – constructing sentences according to grammatical rules
[Ex.] Grammar problem answers / English composition practice / English proofreading - 7[New3]. Vocabulary
Vocabulary – Know the meaning of English words and phrases and understand them correctly
[Ex.] Using vocabulary / Crossword puzzles and quizzes / Reading - 8[New4]. Grammar
Understanding grammar – actively constructing sentences, passively understanding sentences and conversations
[Ex.] Reading grammar books / Solving grammar exercises / Proofreading essays - 9[New5]. Cultural Context
Understanding cultural context and nuances – communicating accurately
[Ex.] Watch cultural movies / Watch local news and documentaries / Attend cultural events
With these things in place, you may be able to use the language for the first time.