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1. Speak a Little Everyday
Don’t worry about being perfect! Try to say even a few sentences in English every day. For example, tell yourself what you’re doing: “I am eating lunch.” The more you speak, the more natural it feels.
2. Listen Like a Child
Children learn language by listening. You can do the same! Listen to English songs, podcasts, or short videos. Even if you don’t understand everything, your ears are getting stronger.
3. Read Small Things
You don’t need a big book. Start with short stories, simple articles, or even English signs online. A little reading every day grows your vocabulary.
4. Write for Yourself
Keep a short diary in English. Just 2–3 sentences about your day is enough: “Today I went to work. I ate ramen. I watched my favorite TV show.” This helps you remember words and practice grammar.
5. Have Fun
Play word games, sing along to music, or talk with friends in English. When learning feels fun, you will want to do it more often—and that’s the secret to progress!
Remember: English is not only something you study, it is something you use every day. Small steps, done daily, will take you a long way!
If you’d like to practice these tips with me, book a lesson and let’s make English learning fun together!
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