Make of your learning process a daily habit!

Hi!

Today I was thinking about how much I've improved in English since I started to study it. I've realized it may have improved because *I've incorporated this language as a daily habit in my life. I've sorrounded myself as much as I can with English. **And I'm sure this has been a useful tool.

*I've incorporated the practice of english in many of my daily activities or I adopted the practice of english and had made it a daily habit

**And I'm sure this has been extremely helpful or And I really believe that this method has helped me greatly

Here are some things to do in order to get your language skills better:

-To follow pages and accounts on Social Networks that post contents posts content related to your passions, hobbies or career in English/your target language. This will empower your Reading skills and will increase your vocabulary as well

-To watch films and TV shows originally made in your target language and put the subtitles on. Try to listen carefully withouth reading the subtitles, but if you don't understand then read briefly and try again. It will help both your listening and reading skills

-To talk to yourself in your target language. Yes, even though it may seem weird to do It's actually useful. We all learners All of us who are learning have to deal with the fact that it takes too much time to think and then to translate what we want to say. This self-talk strategy will help us to think in our target language so we don't waste time translating. Asking yourself how would you react if something happens and how would you express that reaction in your target language is *a good way to practice expressing with naturally

*a good way to practice expressing yourself with naturalness or a good way to practice expressing yourself naturally

-To post, write, or chat in your target language; this will definitely be helpful 

-When you read a sentence and you identify a strange word try to read the entire sentence again *and get the global idea. Contextualize what you're reading and try to guess what does it mean. Then look for it on a dictionary and see how good is your deduction

*to get an overall idea or to better understand the overall idea (sidenote: global is not incorrect but it would be more appropriate to use general or overall in this context)

Ultimately, keep motivating yourself and don't give up on your learning process. Sooner or later, you'll be able to see your good results. And most important enjoy the journey!

Comments and corrections are very very very much welcome. Thanks in advance for reading.


Regards.