Does anyone have a good way to memorize the twelve months in English?

1. Remember according to pronunciation. First you have to make sure you remember the correct pronunciation of each word.

2. Split the whole word into several paragraphs and memorize them one by one, and then integrate them into memorize them.

Examples:

For example: January

Memory method: You can first split January into "Ja", "nu", "a", "ry" has four parts (that is, the entire word is divided into the smallest unit of one or two consonants and one original sound. If the original sound is repeated in the word, the latter original sound alone becomes a minimum unit; the consonant remains the same, and is replaced The previous consonant becomes an independent unit), so that each part is very easy to pronounce. Repeat it several times over the years, then close your eyes (of course you can not close your eyes if you are confident) and think about how to spell the word.

Similarly, you can also try to memorize other words like this

February: Fe, bru, a, ry

March: Mar, ch

April: A, p, ril

There is no need to separate the word May in memory. The first batch of Puritans who immigrated to the American continent took the May Flower (May Flower).

June: Ju, n, e (e is not pronounced)

July: Ju, ly (pronounced lie)

August: Au (pronounced all), gu, s , t

September: Sep, tem, ber

October: O, c, to, ber

November: No, vem, ber

December: De, cem, ber

Hope it helps! ~