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When most students listen to a native English-speaker, they focus on understanding what all the words mean. This is definitely important, but there is a… Read More »Listening
English is never boring if you study with material that is relevant and interesting to you. Take a piece of paper and write down a… Read More »Connect your existing hobbies and interests with English
Accept that you may never become a native English speaker, but that this is not the goal. Work towards improving your respective skills step-by-step over… Read More »Remember that fluency in English is a “percentages game”
Many learners set unrealistic targets for themselves, fail to follow their own study timetable and are then disappointed by the end result. Do not let… Read More »Set realistic goals and allow adequate time for improvement
If you spend 99% of your time speaking your mother tongue and only 1% is left for English, improving your fluency is always going to… Read More »Use your native language less
Motivation often comes from seeing the result of your efforts. Testing your skills from time to time can help you visualise your progress so you… Read More »Visualise your progress to appreciate what you have achieved so far
Many good media websites now also host podcasts where they hold interviews or talk about various things happening around the world. You can check out… Read More »Listen to podcasts
Involve those around you in your efforts to become more fluent in English; ask them to help you practise, to test your vocabulary or to… Read More »Find some study buddies!
Make a conscious effort to inject more English into your typical day. Try the following: read one BBC news article on your iPad while you’re… Read More »Actively introduce more English into your daily routine