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1. Make a detailed study plan

• Set specific goals: Clearly define your goals (e.g., learning vocabulary, improving listening skills, or preparing for the IELTS exam).

• Break down lessons: Divide your study time into small parts and focus on each skill (listening, speaking, reading, writing) separately.

• Create a study schedule: Build a regular study routine and stick to it to maintain consistency.

2. Use language learning apps

• Duolingo: Helps with vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation through games.

• Babbel: Focuses on learning conversational phrases for everyday situations.

• Anki: Used for learning vocabulary through flashcards.

3. Learn through listening to English

• Podcasts: Listen to English podcasts like "The English We Speak," "6 Minute English" to improve listening skills.

• Movies and videos: Watch English-language films and videos with subtitles to improve listening and learn natural pronunciation.

• English music: Listen to English songs and learn the lyrics to enhance vocabulary and pronunciation.

4. Read English materials

• Books: Read books in English that suit your level, starting with children’s books or easy-to-read books.

• News articles: Read news, blogs, or online articles in English on topics you enjoy.

• Reading apps: Use apps like Audible to listen to audiobooks or read articles and short stories.

5. Practice speaking English

• Speak to yourself: Practice speaking English every day, you can record yourself to assess your progress.

• Find online language exchange partners: Join online language exchange groups or use apps like HelloTalk, Tandem to communicate with native speakers.

• Pronunciation practice: Use tools like Forvo to listen to and learn correct pronunciation.

6. Practice writing in English

• Keep a journal: Write a daily diary in English to practice writing and expand your vocabulary.

• Write short essays: Practice writing short essays on topics of interest.

• Ask for corrections: Have someone (or use online services) correct your writing to improve.

7. Learn vocabulary and grammar

• Learn by themes: Study vocabulary according to specific topics such as family, work, travel, etc.

• Flashcards: Use flashcards to learn vocabulary, you can use apps like Anki or Quizlet.

• Create sentences: Use new words to create sentences and apply them in real-life contexts.

8. Practice listening and comprehension through online lessons

• YouTube: Follow English learning channels on YouTube like BBC Learning English, EnglishAddict with MrDuncan.

• Online courses: Join online courses like those on Coursera, Udemy, or other free English learning websites.

9. Use free resources

• BBC Learning English: Provides lessons on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and listening and speaking skills.

• VOA Learning English: Offers easier listening materials suitable for beginners.

• EnglishClub: Provides lessons on grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills.

10. Create an immersive English environment

• Join English learning communities: Participate in online forums, Facebook groups, or language learning apps.

• Make friends with native speakers: Join groups or use apps to chat with native speakers.

• Practice every day: Dedicate time to practice English daily, even if it’s just for 15-30 minutes.

11. Learn through games

• Vocabulary games: Play vocabulary games like Word Search, Scrabble, or Boggle.

• Games with friends: Organize vocabulary games or quizzes with friends to add an element of competition and fun.

12. Use the Shadowing method

• Shadowing is a technique where you repeat after someone speaking in English, mimicking them like a “shadow.” Repeat each sentence as you hear it to improve your pronunciation and rhythm.

By combining these methods flexibly, you can improve your English in a comprehensive way at home. The key is persistence and regular practice!

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