The Best Way to Learn English in 7 Steps.

     Languages may have thousands of words, but only a fraction of them are used in daily conversations. Focus on learning the most commonly used 1,000 words in English to begin with. These will cover about 85% of the language used in everyday speech, providing a solid foundation for basic communication. Our team has listed the top 1,000 words and we created flashcards for you to help you remember and understand the important words easily. You can easily review the 1,000 words and save only the ones you still don’t know in your mobile phone, so that you can review them later. If you want to get them for free you can click in this link. https://www.helpgetjob.com/blog/1000-most-used-words-in-english. 

     Modern technology offers plenty of high quality resources and tools for learning English from the British council, Udemy, Coursera, Google translate to chat GPT. Don't forget about good old-fashioned books and language exchange websites where you can practice with native speakers.

     The challenge now is which tools should you pick? We know this sometime can be a pain, so we always keep our list updated from our teachers and our students, You can check the latest tools and resources here. 

     Immersing yourself in the language is a proven way to learn quickly. Making friends with English speakers allows you to practice your conversation skills in a real-life setting. Join language exchange groups, engage in online communities, or attend local events and meetups where you can interact with English speakers.

     If you want to learn more about how to make new English speaking friends, both online and offline you can click here. 

     Entertainment is an incredibly effective and enjoyable language learning tool. Listen to English songs and watch English movies, paying attention to the lyrics and dialogues. You can also follow English YouTube channels, read English books or comics. These mediums will not only help you improve your understanding of English but also give you insights into cultural nuances and slang.

     We have listed some of the great Movies, Youtube Channels, Songs, Comics and Books for you to Enjoy based on your English level from A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 for you to see and share with your friends and other students. Just click here. 

     "Knowledge compression" refers to the practice of condensing what you've learned into a compact format. After each learning session, try to summarize the key points on a single sheet of A4 paper. This helps reinforce what you've learned and makes it easier to review later. Over time, you'll have a collection of A4 "knowledge sheets" that you can refer back to whenever needed. If you want to see the guide on how to do a knowledge compression in an A4, click here.

     Building daily English habits is crucial for steady improvement. Two effective habits are reading out loud and journaling in English. Reading out loud enhances your pronunciation and spoken English, while journaling allows you to practice constructing sentences and expressing thoughts. Start with a few minutes a day and gradually increase as you become more comfortable. If you want to learn more about to develop your daily habit for learning English, you can click here. 

     Remember, learning English is a marathon, not a sprint. It’s okay to make mistakes. In fact, they are part of the learning process. Keep practicing, stay consistent, and you'll see progress over time. Passion alone cannot get you to your goal but discipline will. So gear up, and embark on this exciting language learning journey with these.