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Assistant: Description: it&#39;s time to learn some [Music] grammar hello and welcome welcome to input English our topic for today is grammar how do you learn the complicated grammar of English what&#39;s the best way to do it as I&#39;ve pointed out before when comprehensible input was first described it was an academic discussion but by the early 1980s comprehensible input was introduced to language Learners experts or so-called experts at the time looked at comp comprehensible input with some puzzlement how can you learn language if you don&#39;t study the structure how could you possibly learn all the grammar rules without studying grammar so admittedly comprehensible input was met with some disbelief particularly disbelief from people who were not familiar with how comprehensible input worked it was common in the late 20th century for people to say comprehensible input yeah but okay yeah but let&#39;s take that apart yes comma but yeah but is the short version it&#39;s where the words get glued together okay so yes but yes I agree with you yes sure it sounds like they agree with you but the second part of the phrase but introduces their disagreement so there was a lot of yeah but with comprehensible input great it&#39;s interesting let&#39;s do comprehensible input but we need to add some vocabulary and grammar studies there&#39;s a lot of interest on the part of some to add this the secret sauce to comprehensible input to add that supplemental material that&#39;s going to make the difference my response to that my casual response to that rubbish rubbish it&#39;s nonsense we&#39;ve said before babies are born they listen to their parents they listen to their siblings they relentlessly learn their language they speak with good vocabulary and good grammar before they go to school grammar rules are super complex and there are lot of exceptions so from a practical point of view if you want to learn how to understand and speak English but then you focus on grammar you&#39;ve changed the subject you&#39;re no longer focused on learning to understand spoken English and you&#39;re no longer focused on being able to speak English you are now studying the structure of the language in other words it makes no sense when it comes to learning grammar my advice is very straightforward forget about it ignore it do not focus on it focus on the story when you have chosen input for yourself focus on the story what is the speaker talking about what&#39;s happening in the story as the story unfolds and you understand the story the story will bring the grammar into your brain we have to remember that comprehensible input takes advantage of our innate abilities this is where we diverge from traditional methods traditional methods force you to study force you to memorize force you to learn things by rot in a very boring atmosphere comprehensible input is the opposite of boring you choose input that you find interesting and you go after the story it will bring the language into your brain your brain is designed to absorb languages so it&#39;s actually a very simple topic don&#39;t worry about grammar decades ago when I was trying to learn German I equipped myself with grammar books and dictionaries in subsequent years trying to learn other languages I was quick to buy grammar books workbooks dictionaries now I have no grammar books no dictionaries what I have is literature so if you were to audit my home you would find books not on Spanish but in Spanish not on German but in German as we have discussed before wherever you are if you add a small amount of input you won&#39;t notice anything different but if you add hundreds of hours of input you you will notice a lot and if you add enough input you will notice that you actually know grammar for English but you don&#39;t know the rules you know intuitively how to say things this is the way the native speaker deals with grammar most of us who use good grammar in our native language have a very difficult time explaining to somebody what the rules are that we&#39;re following I can&#39;t take a sentence in English and say well let&#39;s see the second person singular should no I&#39;m not I&#39;m not able to do that my understanding of English or your understanding of your native language is more intuitive it&#39;s in here you have a feel for it you use the words and make the sentences naturally so this is the way I would recommend we deal with our grammar don&#39;t study about the language acquire the language it&#39;s very tempting to try to add traditional language learning methods on top of comprehensible input and the reason I recommend against doing that is it decreases your efficiency your time is Super valuable and you choose how you spend your time if you spend your time acquiring a language through input that is listening and then later reading then your acquisitional language will be more efficient if you take some of that valuable time and divert it away from input and change that time into looking things up in a grammar book studying grammar rules you&#39;ll simply decrease your efficiency and it will take longer for you to learn the language so that&#39;s it my recommendation on grammar ignore it but get enough input that your natural innate ability to learn it through input will have an opportunity to work that&#39;s it for today I hope you enjoyed this brief episode if you have any thoughts or concerns maybe a question put it in the comments section we encourage people to like And subscribe and I hope to see you in a future video bye oh [Music]
Language: en
Title: Don't Study Grammar!  Here is Why - Learn English with Stories
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