What would you recommend for a daily study on English? [on hold]
I have freed up around half an hour of my days (in shaa Allah, all days) to study advanced English, my English is at lower B2 and I want improve, what do you recommend me to do? Like should I read books with advanced English (though, I only want to read fiqh books, look up what that means). Simply put, what's the best way to improve English if you're going to adhere to it daily?
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I have freed up around half an hour of my days (in shaa Allah, all days) to study advanced English, my English is at lower B2 and I want improve, what do you recommend me to do? Like should I read books with advanced English (though, I only want to read fiqh books, look up what that means). Simply put, what's the best way to improve English if you're going to adhere to it daily?
vocabulary sentence structure
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Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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– Kaushik
2 days ago
Welcome to ELU. Requests for more information are more suited to ELU Meta, so I've voted to migrate your question there (although it might not be the correct place). It might be worth spending your half hour on English Language Learners. The answers on there will quickly give you a decent overview of available resources.
– Pam
2 days ago
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@Pam ELL is for learners questions about characteristics of English that learners tend to have, not generic 'how do I learn English better'. For that, I think Language Learning.SE is the more appropriate site.
– Mitch
2 days ago
Thanks @Mitch, I didn't realise that SE existed (every day is a school day!). That said, I think you find out a lot about English by looking at what other people ask and the subsequent answers. General exposure to well written content might go some way to bringing about improvements.
– Pam
2 days ago
1) do a lot of reading and listening, then speaking and writing (the latter take more time but are immensely helpful). At your stage of grammar, only both with a grammar concept if you come across it in your reading of real English. 2) There's a lot of free available material on the web, so it depends on what you want to do. If you want a good basis for academic English, listen to and read news. For informal English, youtube videos and chat rooms 3) repeat in your head over and over and over English words/phrases/sentences.
– Mitch
2 days ago
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I have freed up around half an hour of my days (in shaa Allah, all days) to study advanced English, my English is at lower B2 and I want improve, what do you recommend me to do? Like should I read books with advanced English (though, I only want to read fiqh books, look up what that means). Simply put, what's the best way to improve English if you're going to adhere to it daily?
vocabulary sentence structure
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I have freed up around half an hour of my days (in shaa Allah, all days) to study advanced English, my English is at lower B2 and I want improve, what do you recommend me to do? Like should I read books with advanced English (though, I only want to read fiqh books, look up what that means). Simply put, what's the best way to improve English if you're going to adhere to it daily?
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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Pam, JJJ, Laurel, tchrist♦ 2 days ago
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Pam, JJJ, Laurel, tchrist♦ 2 days ago
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
PRACTICE. WORK HARD. SUCCESS WILL COME CLOSER. You can use this website to clarify your doubts and also try answering others question.
– Kaushik
2 days ago
Welcome to ELU. Requests for more information are more suited to ELU Meta, so I've voted to migrate your question there (although it might not be the correct place). It might be worth spending your half hour on English Language Learners. The answers on there will quickly give you a decent overview of available resources.
– Pam
2 days ago
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@Pam ELL is for learners questions about characteristics of English that learners tend to have, not generic 'how do I learn English better'. For that, I think Language Learning.SE is the more appropriate site.
– Mitch
2 days ago
Thanks @Mitch, I didn't realise that SE existed (every day is a school day!). That said, I think you find out a lot about English by looking at what other people ask and the subsequent answers. General exposure to well written content might go some way to bringing about improvements.
– Pam
2 days ago
1) do a lot of reading and listening, then speaking and writing (the latter take more time but are immensely helpful). At your stage of grammar, only both with a grammar concept if you come across it in your reading of real English. 2) There's a lot of free available material on the web, so it depends on what you want to do. If you want a good basis for academic English, listen to and read news. For informal English, youtube videos and chat rooms 3) repeat in your head over and over and over English words/phrases/sentences.
– Mitch
2 days ago
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PRACTICE. WORK HARD. SUCCESS WILL COME CLOSER. You can use this website to clarify your doubts and also try answering others question.
– Kaushik
2 days ago
Welcome to ELU. Requests for more information are more suited to ELU Meta, so I've voted to migrate your question there (although it might not be the correct place). It might be worth spending your half hour on English Language Learners. The answers on there will quickly give you a decent overview of available resources.
– Pam
2 days ago
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@Pam ELL is for learners questions about characteristics of English that learners tend to have, not generic 'how do I learn English better'. For that, I think Language Learning.SE is the more appropriate site.
– Mitch
2 days ago
Thanks @Mitch, I didn't realise that SE existed (every day is a school day!). That said, I think you find out a lot about English by looking at what other people ask and the subsequent answers. General exposure to well written content might go some way to bringing about improvements.
– Pam
2 days ago
1) do a lot of reading and listening, then speaking and writing (the latter take more time but are immensely helpful). At your stage of grammar, only both with a grammar concept if you come across it in your reading of real English. 2) There's a lot of free available material on the web, so it depends on what you want to do. If you want a good basis for academic English, listen to and read news. For informal English, youtube videos and chat rooms 3) repeat in your head over and over and over English words/phrases/sentences.
– Mitch
2 days ago
PRACTICE. WORK HARD. SUCCESS WILL COME CLOSER. You can use this website to clarify your doubts and also try answering others question.
– Kaushik
2 days ago
PRACTICE. WORK HARD. SUCCESS WILL COME CLOSER. You can use this website to clarify your doubts and also try answering others question.
– Kaushik
2 days ago
Welcome to ELU. Requests for more information are more suited to ELU Meta, so I've voted to migrate your question there (although it might not be the correct place). It might be worth spending your half hour on English Language Learners. The answers on there will quickly give you a decent overview of available resources.
– Pam
2 days ago
Welcome to ELU. Requests for more information are more suited to ELU Meta, so I've voted to migrate your question there (although it might not be the correct place). It might be worth spending your half hour on English Language Learners. The answers on there will quickly give you a decent overview of available resources.
– Pam
2 days ago
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@Pam ELL is for learners questions about characteristics of English that learners tend to have, not generic 'how do I learn English better'. For that, I think Language Learning.SE is the more appropriate site.
– Mitch
2 days ago
@Pam ELL is for learners questions about characteristics of English that learners tend to have, not generic 'how do I learn English better'. For that, I think Language Learning.SE is the more appropriate site.
– Mitch
2 days ago
Thanks @Mitch, I didn't realise that SE existed (every day is a school day!). That said, I think you find out a lot about English by looking at what other people ask and the subsequent answers. General exposure to well written content might go some way to bringing about improvements.
– Pam
2 days ago
Thanks @Mitch, I didn't realise that SE existed (every day is a school day!). That said, I think you find out a lot about English by looking at what other people ask and the subsequent answers. General exposure to well written content might go some way to bringing about improvements.
– Pam
2 days ago
1) do a lot of reading and listening, then speaking and writing (the latter take more time but are immensely helpful). At your stage of grammar, only both with a grammar concept if you come across it in your reading of real English. 2) There's a lot of free available material on the web, so it depends on what you want to do. If you want a good basis for academic English, listen to and read news. For informal English, youtube videos and chat rooms 3) repeat in your head over and over and over English words/phrases/sentences.
– Mitch
2 days ago
1) do a lot of reading and listening, then speaking and writing (the latter take more time but are immensely helpful). At your stage of grammar, only both with a grammar concept if you come across it in your reading of real English. 2) There's a lot of free available material on the web, so it depends on what you want to do. If you want a good basis for academic English, listen to and read news. For informal English, youtube videos and chat rooms 3) repeat in your head over and over and over English words/phrases/sentences.
– Mitch
2 days ago
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use Wren and Martin English grammar book
use LSRW
L-S-R-W is the four skills of language learning, a set of four capabilities that allow an individual to comprehend and produce spoken language for proper and effective interpersonal communication.
These skills are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing.
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use Wren and Martin English grammar book
use LSRW
L-S-R-W is the four skills of language learning, a set of four capabilities that allow an individual to comprehend and produce spoken language for proper and effective interpersonal communication.
These skills are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing.
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use Wren and Martin English grammar book
use LSRW
L-S-R-W is the four skills of language learning, a set of four capabilities that allow an individual to comprehend and produce spoken language for proper and effective interpersonal communication.
These skills are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing.
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use Wren and Martin English grammar book
use LSRW
L-S-R-W is the four skills of language learning, a set of four capabilities that allow an individual to comprehend and produce spoken language for proper and effective interpersonal communication.
These skills are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing.
answered 2 days ago
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use Wren and Martin English grammar book
use LSRW
L-S-R-W is the four skills of language learning, a set of four capabilities that allow an individual to comprehend and produce spoken language for proper and effective interpersonal communication.
These skills are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing.
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PRACTICE. WORK HARD. SUCCESS WILL COME CLOSER. You can use this website to clarify your doubts and also try answering others question.
– Kaushik
2 days ago
Welcome to ELU. Requests for more information are more suited to ELU Meta, so I've voted to migrate your question there (although it might not be the correct place). It might be worth spending your half hour on English Language Learners. The answers on there will quickly give you a decent overview of available resources.
– Pam
2 days ago
1
@Pam ELL is for learners questions about characteristics of English that learners tend to have, not generic 'how do I learn English better'. For that, I think Language Learning.SE is the more appropriate site.
– Mitch
2 days ago
Thanks @Mitch, I didn't realise that SE existed (every day is a school day!). That said, I think you find out a lot about English by looking at what other people ask and the subsequent answers. General exposure to well written content might go some way to bringing about improvements.
– Pam
2 days ago
1) do a lot of reading and listening, then speaking and writing (the latter take more time but are immensely helpful). At your stage of grammar, only both with a grammar concept if you come across it in your reading of real English. 2) There's a lot of free available material on the web, so it depends on what you want to do. If you want a good basis for academic English, listen to and read news. For informal English, youtube videos and chat rooms 3) repeat in your head over and over and over English words/phrases/sentences.
– Mitch
2 days ago