Helo Zhane! I'm sure the best way to learn the English Grammar is by being exposed to it, and studying it in a clear context! If you open a grammar book right now and start doing exercises, it won't be as effective as practicing an specific grammar topic in a clear and fun context. A great way to get a lot of exposure to grammar in context, and maybe absorbing some of it, is watching movies! Yes, my friend, easy as that! I believe those romantic comedies would be the best ones, in case you are a beginner. Not because of the topic, but they usually use simple language =D. Watch it several times if you can, with English subtitles. You will memorize parts of the text and, as a consequence, learn some grammar structures in context. Hope this helps! All the best, Diego Oliveira

I agree in part with Diego. My only problem with watching movies is that if you are not somewhere beyond the intermediate level with a language, movies can be quite difficult, since much of the languages is fast and involves the spoken language and slang. One way around that is to watch the movie in your language, familiarize yourself with it, then get the translation in the language you want to learn.. The best way is to have native speakers around you. When I say it's the best way, I quite realize this situation is not often possible. If it is, though, speak only the new language with them and ask them to correct you. It is frustrating at first, because you are being corrected all the time. Very quickly, however, you will develope a working knowledge of the grammer to the point that you don't have to think about it. It's the fastest way I know, but the hardest situation to find, sometimes.