Hello Shen, Maybe you are also busy concentrating on other activities. You probably have your own priorities and if learning English is one of those priorities then you have to dedicate enough time and effort to achieve an improvement. The motivation is important as previously mentioned. You should feel motivated enough to pursue your practice. If you need English as an asset for your career or to pass a college exam etc , you will find enough motivation to learn. If you are just learning for acquiring an extra language, then try to involve yourself in any activity that requires using English or that makes you constantly exposed to hearing and using the language. This will motivate you to learn more words and be able to speak it. The least activity could be for example your love for English songs, you will then want to learn more words in order or to understand the lyrics and be able to sing. So if you connect the language with a hobby or any of your favored activities that will be a strong reason for you to learn more for a better performance. Good luck:)

Hi Shen, try to choose a time to study when you are not tired. I find that these 6 memorizing strategies work the best . * Associate. Use basic characteristics of memory to learn new material. * Visualize. Use mental imagery to support goals, rehearse skills and reinforce other techniques. * Verbalize. Use words and writing to learn faster. * Simulate. Simulate real-life performances using basic or advanced tools. * Perform. Use specific techniques to learn skills and behaviors. * Repeat. Use repetition techniques to help you lock in what you’ve learned.

you couldn't insist learning something maybe because you are bored ? youre mind was not into it. or maybe you actually dont like putting too much effort on things. well it happen to me, i don put too much effort in learning korean and improving my english skills thats why am not improving.

i have the same problem...

You have to want it. Not just do it, cause you have to or something like that.