1. Talk with others in English
2. Teach your child to ask you questions
In order to address issues that your child may have in relation to the English language, it’s best to directly hear from him. Are there words that he’s having challenges with? Is he having a hard time dealing with the rules of English grammar? It’s great if your child can share what challenges he’s facing, and how you can help him overcome these challenges.
On that note, you should encourage an environment where your child can freely ask you questions. This way, your child would feel more comfortable getting your feedback, and could learn from you. And as a parent, do your best in providing the answers to your child’s questions. Should any problem arise, there are many available online resources that can help you out in arriving at the right solution for your child’s problems.
