Creating a Routine

📝 Step 1: Make it Regular

• Consistency: Study every day (1 hour is best) → 15 hours a month.
• Designated Space: Make one place for your study (but it’s fine to leave it sometimes).
• Choose a Time: Morning or evening—pick what works for you.
• Make Time: No one has free time naturally—you have to create it!
• Be Realistic: Don’t pick 1 hour if you can’t stick to it consistently.

📚 Step 2: What to Study?

Creating the study routine is the first step, but it will be hard to follow if you don’t have a clear plan of what to study.

• Cover all key skills: Speaking, listening, reading, writing.
• (Vocabulary and grammar can be studied alongside each skill.)

Example Routine:

• 15 min reading – note new vocabulary and grammar.
• 15 min listening – focus on the language.
• 15 min – make example sentences with new words/grammar.
• 15 min – flashcards to review vocabulary.
• 1–2 days a week – speaking practice with an online teacher.

Tip: Adapt the routine to your needs (skip writing if unnecessary) and make it fun! 🎉

🌎 Step 3: Integrate English Into Your Life

Now that you have your study routine, take it one step further by including English in daily activities.

• Listen to English podcasts while commuting.
• Write all your ‘To Do’ lists in English instead of your native language.
• Listen to English music more often.
• Change your phone or social media settings to English.

Get creative and see how much English you can add to your life! 🌟

⚠️ Problem: Feeling Like You’re Not Improving

Don’t worry—this is completely normal.

• Don’t compare yourself to others.
• Review your old English notes or audio to see progress you might have missed.