If you want to make the English language your ally but are just a beginner or maybe English is not your native language, you might face an adamant time perfecting the English language.

And it's not a big deal. English as a language is adamant indeed. It's full of illogical exceptions and rules. Even native speakers have difficulty speaking the correct grammar and knowing all kinds of vocabulary to make them more expressive.

So, if the natives are failing, why should I try? Is it even necessary?

If you are looking at this language as a professional tool to increase your skills if you like being a perfectionist and it's an unbearable shame for you when someone points out a silly grammatical mistake. Then yes, you should learn this language.

The 3 - Step Guide -

Step 1 - Grammer and Spelling

That's the first step to any language. Even if you can speak in a posh accent and use words from the Royal British Dictionary, your grammar and spelling need to be correct.

Step 2 - Learning Vocabulary, Idioms and Phrases, Slangs.

After learning English grammar, you can now open your ways to start expanding your vocabulary. Get the list of all current-day slang and abbreviations. Language is what people speak. So even though YOLO or FOMO is a part of the modern-day English language. Make yourself aware of all the nooks and corners.

Step 3 - Accent

If you already like your accent, it's fine. You can skip the last step. Just learn some tricky pronunciation and you are good to go. Or else, to give your English language a final touch you can acquaint yourself with any accent. People usually go for the British accent as it sounds much more classy.

That's it.