Here are also some sites that you might like to check, they could help you practice grammar, vocabulary ,comprehension and pronunciation in English. Lots of quizzes and tests as well to test your level. They are supported with audio and video material : www.learn-english-online.org/ www.1-language.com/ www.Englishtown.com/ www.1-language.com/audiocourse/index.htm www.learnenglish.de/ www.ego4u.com/ LatitudeU.com/ www.Englishtown.com/ www.usingenglish.com/testing.html www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/ eleaston.com/quizzes.html Other sites for learning Indonesian: www.learningindonesian.com/ www.hello-world.com/Indonesian/index.php www.indonesian-easy.com www.learn-indonesian-resource.com/ Good luck:)

Make lists of words you learned and categorize them, e.g words you use at the office , words you use at school , greetings etc.... - Keep a diary in English . Try to use the new words you learned to write and compose simple sentences .The more you add up to your vocabulary, the more you can form intricate ones. Test your level!. -Take a holiday abroad if you can afford in countries speaking English. It is an opportunity to practice with natives and learn more about the culture and people.You can sign up in language courses in those countries as well beside visiting its historical and monumental buildings and museums . You will be using guiding phrasebooks to help you get along there. The whole process will help you learn more words, expressions and practice speaking. All the above can help you improve your language. Intensifying your efforts will make you improve faster. Concentrating on whatever method you are applying will guarantee you a more steady improvement.

Hello ♥♥pretty smile♥♥, Learning 2 languages simultaneously is not that difficult thing. All you have to do is to organize your learning schedule dedicating enough time and effort for both languages. Your mind has the ability to compartmentalize the different sets of letters, grammatical rules and vocabulary of both languages without them getting mixed up. Indonesian and English are 2 different languages in their vocabulary with minor similarity so you won't get that perplexed as it happens when learning 2 similar languages such as Spanish and Italian for example. I will give you some tips as how to improve your English language and you could apply them to the Indonesian language at the same time. If you want to achieve certain level of improvement in both languages keep practicing both continuously . If you concentrated on one language and neglected the other you will not improve them the same. **Practice and increase your vocabulary through different means such as : *Reading at your level of comprehension simple texts or books and looking up new words . * Listening to English through music and possibly reading the lyrics. * Watching movies in English with subtitles in your mother tongue.. * Chatting with natives online using voice chats or in real life .Mingling with natives is a very good way to be constantly listening to speech in English, even if you don't understand at the beginning.

The secret is practice and practice again and again.... Good luck!

In order to improve your English/Indonesian you can follow 2 methods. First is the repetition-based method, where you learn English/Indonesian words by writing them several times or saying them repeatedly until you remember them all. If you patiently follow the process, you will see your vocabulary extended very well. Secondly, you also need have to have a notebook with your own note-taking rules. Each time you log onto Italki, note down any new words in the Questions and Answers section. The only problem is whether you want a rich vocabulary or not. Any good plan should answer the four following questions. Firstly, how many words will you learn a week: five, ten, fifteen or more? Secondly, when will you learn them? At a fixed time every other morning or anytime you feel like learning?This is what I personally recommend. Thirdly, how often will you review what you have learnt: once a week, once a month or before a test ? Finally, what areas of English and Indonesian will you focus on: sports, music, games or sciences? The answers may vary a great deal from one person to another depending on memory, schedules and interest. Otherwise, your study results won't be as you expected. You can gain a big vocabulary and improve your English/Indonesian by simply by determining what field of words to learn, making a plan of learning, choosing a learning method and regularly practising your plan and method. 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.