有什么“好的英语学习方法”吗？
有啊！我在这里给你“展示”其中一条。
如果我们读到这样的中文：上映17小时仅1.5万，年度第一烂片出炉？网友：真想打负分。不过票房最惨的电影还属国产恐怖片《壹号别墅》，上映17小时票房仅1.5万，实在是尴尬。
然后你的“学习之问”来了：年度第一烂片用英语怎么说？
然后我不是直接用“用中文学英语”的方式直接“告诉”你“第一烂片”的英语“怎么说”(worst box office bomb/flop)，我是给你提供一个“语言环境”(原版原著英语文章阅读)：
Greatest Box-Office Bombs, Disasters and Film Flops:Films have the potential to skyrocket the profits of a studio, or to send it into ruins and bankruptcy. Films that cost more to make than they acquire in revenue (both domestic and worldwide) are considered box-office catastrophes or bombs. Studios split grosses with theater owners, so even if a movie makes as much as its production budget, it’s still losing, and that’s before even considering marketing costs. A film often must make almost double its budget to become profitable.
Most big box-office bombs are summer blockbusters which are enormously expensive and face stiff competition.
There are many reasons for a film to "bomb" at the box-office - the major causes are lack of studio promotion, heavy competition from other movies released at the same time, exorbitant production costs difficult to recoup and other production problems, negative word of mouth (especially in the era of the Internet and social media) or critical reviews, and other external factors such as bad timing or economic problems in society at large.Movie audiences often love to relish the fact that some films, such as Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001), Cutthroat Island (1995) or Heaven’s Gate (1980) turn out to be monumental flops (which bankrupted their studios), and are fascinated by the details of why certain directors/actors and their films fail. Sometimes an actor’s or director’s career suffers, sometimes not.
这是一篇出现大量“第一烂片”主题英语的“原版原著英语”文章。
然后，我们可以开始我们的英语学习了：
然后我们就用“彻底摒弃用中文学英语，把英语翻译成中文”的阅读方法，而是“用英语读(“翻译”翻译成)英语”，“读的是英语，脑子里的想的说的还是英语”的方法做“原版原著英语阅读”，我们就获得很大学习的“收获”，你的口语啦，你的的“把你学过的英语用起来”训练啦，你的“在没有语言环境下自己跟自己说英语啦(俞敏洪语)”)。
如果你还是问：“”有什么学习英语的(好)方法”吗？那么，我告诉你：这就是方法之一。
问题是“方法”有了，问题是：
你能也用这样的“方法”学英语吗？
你也能用这样的“方法”让自己的英语“可持续发展”学习吗？
你也能坚持用这样的“方法”把英语学习之路“走”下去吗？
问题先是“没有方法怎么办？”，问题然后便是“有了方法怎么办？”
后者甚至比前者更左右你的英语学习。