If learning a new languages is difficult for you then these tips may help you to learn:

1. Learn "Wh-Questions" and Pronouns: Wh-Questions(what, why, how.......) are essential to frame N numbers of questions. There are only eight "wh-questions" which you have to master. How much time do you require to learn those questions? Hardly 5 to 10 minutes right? Along with "wh-questions you need to learn pronouns.

2. Pronouns(I, You, We, They, He, She, It....) help us to point to a person, place, or thing in common. So if we learn pronouns along with wh-question we can frame some basic sentences like "What is your name?". In this what is a "wh-questioning word" and "your" is a "pronoun".

3. Verbs: If you learn 4-5 verbs daily then you can learn a lot of verbs, And then you can frame a sentence that consists of verbs that indicate actions you can frame interrogative sentences with "wh-questions", pronouns, and verbs. Example: "What are you doing?" and try to answer this sentence. I am doing this, I am doing that etc,

4. Tenses and suffixes: Most of the time suffixes are the thing in many languages that decide the time of a verb. For

5. we use "I am, I was, I will" like if you want to say verbs in any other Indian regional language you need suffixes for tenses, And that is called Tense Suffix.

6. Part of speech: Well grammar is also a kind of philosophy, Because there is a name for every different kind of word. If you use any name that is called a noun, if you don't want to use a particular name but still want to point to a person, thing, or place you can use pronouns. If you want to point out some physical actions then whatever word you use is called a verb that's why to understand different kinds of words you need to understand the Parts of speech. Well, why the name is parts of speech? because you are identifying the type of words used in a sentence. that's why parts of speech are important.