You don’t need a teacher to learn English. All you need are a dictionary and a grammar book. Do you agree with this? If not give reasons. If you agree give reasons.

Some people believe that for learning
English
only a
grammar
book and a dictionary are necessary and there is no need
of
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for
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a teacher to learn the
language
in question. I disagree with
this
statement completely, as no
language
in the world could be learnt without someone's assistance.
To begin
with, the technical
rules
of
English
grammar
cannot be understood properly if there is no teacher to explain them by giving practical examples. What I mean to say is, a
grammar
book would only serve the purpose by giving definitions and
rules
, they are hard to be understood well without a
language
trainer's help. Most
language
trainers,
for instance
, make their students do activities of different sorts to embed the
language
rules
in their subconscious mind perfectly, which I believe a
grammar
book could sparsely achieve. While if we talk about a dictionary, it could only be helpful in giving us the meanings of the
words
intended to be known but it does not prove to be much beneficial when it comes to building
vocabulary
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a vocabulary
the vocabulary
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of a certain
language
.
That is
to say,
words
can be remembered better if they are demonstrated to us by someone.
Words
related to certain situations or topics could only
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be learnt
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learnt
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learned
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when students are put into different circumstances by a
language
trainer.
Therefore
, for learning
vocabulary
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the vocabulary
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of
English
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the English
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language
, there would be the necessity of a teacher. In conclusion, for learning
grammar
rules
and new
words
of
English
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the English
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language
or any dialect for that matter, a trainer is needed.
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