In fact, like many students, I often disdained simple language before attending the English class of Teacher Geng Jianchao's Department of Healing. I only wanted to understand, not to apply what I had learned.

Learning English likes to pursue one word best-"difficult". Although I have learned a lot of difficult things, I can't "use". So did my brother, who suffered a lot. He almost failed the fourth grade in his freshman year.

In fact, simple things are really important if they can be used flexibly and accurately. For example, in spoken English, people don't look at how difficult words a person can say. The key lies in whether he can skillfully express his feelings and ideas with the simplest words, sentence patterns and grammar. Of course, people in English-speaking countries communicate through limited words and simple sentence patterns in their daily lives. The key to English learning is to learn easy things and then use them comprehensively.