Make English something you WANT to do…and don’t want to procrastinate There are many videos on all possible topics related to English like vocabulary, grammar.So review today’s live lesson on YouTube, click here to subscribe so you don’t miss future lessons, and read the lesson notes below for links and reading practice.How to Study English when you don’t have Time I thought, “well, what should I do?” “What can I complete” and ultimately, this led me to hop on YouTube and do a spontaneous live lesson connecting this experience to my English learners who struggle with some of these same questions.Engvid is one of the best YouTube channel for English learners.
Learn English With Video Free Time Becomes
If you find excuses to avoid studying, you’ll likely procrastinate (or wait to do it) whenever some free time becomes available. If you need it for academics, the school and English become the same, etc…2. If you need it for work, then work & English become something that’s the same level on your priority list. If you figure out why you need and want English, you can identify why it’s a priority. Have materials ready that align (match) with your goals1.
Here’s a very important point: think about how you’re studying now. Find your favorite teachers, materials, and ways to study that fit best with your lifestyle and interests. If English becomes FUN, then it’ll be hard to avoid.
You have time, you sit down to do something (like studying), and you’re overwhelmed because…. The worst thing that can happen is what happened to me today. Only you can analyze your schedule and fit something in.5. I am sure you can find a day to wake up 15 minutes earlier, or skip 1 TV show a week, or perhaps decrease your social media browsing. If you think, “I have no time”, then review your typical week and find at least 15 minutes during the week that you do something that’s not helpful for you. When you put some English time into your schedule, it becomes a real, important part of your week, like any appointment that you write down.
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