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10 Daily Habits to Improve Your English
If you're trying to improve your English skills but feel overwhelmed by textbooks, lack of time or just don’t know where to start, this post is for you. Whether you're learning English for work, study, travel, or personal growth, building small, consistent habits can make a huge difference. So here are ten simple daily habits that can be included in your daily routine to can help you grow your fluency and confidence in English
Why Your English Isn’t Improving- The Intermediate Plateau
Do you ever feel like your English is just... stuck?
You’re not a beginner anymore, but fluency still feels far away. You practise regularly, you speak when you can, you study vocabulary—but it feels like you’re not making progress in English.
In this post, we’ll explore why your English isn’t improving—and more importantly, what you can do to keep moving forward.
English for Introverts: How to Speak Confidently Without Feeling Drained
Speaking English as an introvert can feel overwhelming. The thought of group classes, talking to strangers, and constant small talk may seem exhausting. However, becoming fluent in English does not mean you have to change who you are. Instead, you can use strategies that work with your personality, not against it.
This guide will explore effective language learning techniques tailored for introverts, helping you build confidence, improve fluency, and develop speaking skills at your own pace.
How Learning in Chunks Can Help You Speak English More Fluently
Do you ever find yourself hesitating, searching for the right words while speaking English? Do you worry about grammar mistakes and feel frustrated that your sentences don’t sound natural?
Many English learners face these challenges. Traditional methods focus on memorising individual words and grammar rules, but this often makes speaking slow and unnatural. The good news? There’s a better way—learning English in chunks.
How to Speak English Confidently in Work Meetings
Speaking up in work meetings can be nerve-wracking, especially when English isn't your first language. Maybe you're worried about making mistakes, struggling to find the right words, or feeling like everyone else sounds more fluent. If that sounds familiar, you're not alone. Many people—native and non-native speakers alike—find meetings intimidating. But the good news? Confidence in meetings is a skill you can develop. Here’s how to approach it.
How to Stop Procrastinating: Practical Tips for English Learners
If you keep telling yourself you’ll practice English tomorrow but somehow tomorrow never comes, you’re not alone. Procrastination is something we all struggle with, whether it’s putting off studying, avoiding conversation practice, or scrolling through social media.
But here’s the thing—procrastination isn’t just about laziness. It’s often linked to fear, overwhelm, or perfectionism. So, how can you stop putting things off and actually make progress in your English learning?
How to Start a Conversation with a Stranger in English: 10 Tips You Need to Know
Starting a conversation with a stranger can feel a bit daunting, can’t it? Even more so if English isn’t your first language!
If you’re looking to improve your confidence and connect more easily with others, these 10 tips will help you master the art of starting conversations in English.
How to improve your conversation skills in English
Tips and tricks on how to become better at conversation in English as a foreign language. Today we're looking at a topic that's essential for anyone looking to enhance their communication skills in English: how to have better conversations. Whether you're a professional, a student, or just someone who loves to chat, these tips are designed to help you navigate your conversations with confidence and ease.
How to practice speaking English alone (and for free!)
5 effective tips and techniques for practicing your English speaking skills alone, in the comfort of your own home.
Practicing English speaking skills can be daunting for many learners. Whether you lack access to native speakers, feel shy about speaking in public, or can't afford expensive conversation classes, there are ways to improve your English speaking skills alone.