English Era Me

  Set a Realistic Time Goal Consistency beats intensity. It’s better to study 15 minutes every day than to cram once a week for 2 hours. Try This: - Morning: 5 minutes of vocabulary flashcards - Afternoon: Listen to an English podcast or song - Evening: Write 3–5 sentences in a journal Choose the Right Materials for Your Level Don’t start with Shakespeare if you’re still mastering the basics. Use materials that are just a bit challenging — enough to keep you learning without feeling frustrated. Great Resources: - A1–B1: Duolingo, BBC Learning English, ESLfast.com - B2–C1: TED Talks, The English We Speak (BBC), graded novels - All Levels: YouTube channels like English Addict, Speak English With Mr. Steve, or EnglishClass101 Practice Listening Every Day Listening is the secret sauce for fluency. It improves your pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar — without you even realizing it! Ideas: - Watch a 10-minute video with subtitles - Listen to English music an...

                          Learning English doesn’t have to be scary or stressful. In fact, it can be something you look forward to! Many students feel nervous before starting their first lesson—worried about making mistakes, struggling to speak, or even the cost of lessons. But I want to assure you that learning with me is different . I’m Here to Help, Not to Judge                I understand that every learner has a unique story. Some are shy to speak, others are afraid of grammar, and many just don’t feel confident yet. That’s okay! I’ve worked with students of all levels and ages, and I know that progress takes time. You will never feel rushed, judged, or embarrassed in my class. I’m understanding, patient, and flexible with your learning needs. Learning English Can Be Fun!                I don’t believe in bori...