Let’s learn English and let’s learn it differently! Hi, I am Maria Mosamem. I am a language trainer and a business coach. I feel great when I can help you to learn something new. Learning English quickly through the internet can be highly effective if you follow a structured approach and utilize a variety of resources. Here are some strategies to help you improve your English fast: 1. Use Language Learning Apps Apps are designed to help you learn English at your own pace. Some popular apps are: Duolingo: Great for beginners to build vocabulary and practice basic grammar. Babbel: Focuses on conversational skills, grammar, and vocabulary. Memrise: Uses spaced repetition to help you memorize words and phrases. HelloTalk: Lets you chat with native speakers, who can correct your mistakes. 2. Watch English Videos with Subtitles Watching videos is an enjoyable way to immerse yourself in the language. YouTube: There are countless channels dedicated to English learning, such as English Addict with Mr. Duncan or BBC Learning English. Netflix: Watch movies and TV shows with English subtitles. Start with subtitles in your native language, then switch to English subtitles once you’re comfortable. TED Talks: These offer exposure to different accents and formal English while being highly educational. 3. Listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks Listening helps improve your comprehension and pronunciation. Podcasts: Look for podcasts like The English We Speak, 6 Minute English from BBC, or ESL Pod. Audiobooks: Use platforms like Audible or Librivox to listen to English books. This will improve your vocabulary and listening skills. 4. Engage in Online Language Exchanges Practicing with native speakers is one of the most effective ways to improve. Tandem or Speaky: These apps connect you with native English speakers who want to learn your language, so you can exchange languages. Conversation Exchange: Offers text, voice, and video chatting opportunities with English speakers. 5. Read English Texts Daily Reading helps you improve vocabulary and sentence structure. News Websites: Follow English language news websites like BBC, CNN, or The Guardian. E books: Many free e books are available on Project Gutenberg or through apps like Kindle. Online Articles: Read blogs or online magazines on topics you enjoy. 6. Join Online English Communities Participate in forums or social media groups to practice your writing and speaking. Reddit: Subreddits like r English Learning or r English offer resources and discussions. Facebook or Discord: Look for English practice groups where people communicate and share resources. English Learners’ Groups: Join platforms like iTalki, where you can have conversations with other learners. 7. Take Online English Courses Enroll in structured, professional courses. Coursera or edX: These platforms offer English language courses from top universities. Udemy: There are many affordable English courses, covering grammar, speaking, writing, and listening skills. EnglishClass101: Offers a vast library of video and audio lessons for all levels. 8. Practice Writing Daily Writing helps you practice new vocabulary and grammatical structures. Blogging: Start a blog or write short stories, then ask for feedback from others. Journaling: Write a daily diary in English to improve writing fluency. Language Exchange Websites: Write and get corrections from native speakers on sites like LangCorrect or iTalki. 9. Use Flashcards to Learn Vocabulary Flashcards are great for memorizing new words. Anki: A spaced repetition system SRS that helps you memorize words and grammar faster. Quizlet: Allows you to create digital flashcards with images and sounds. 10. Set Realistic Goals and Stay Consistent Set Daily Goals: Dedicate 30 60 minutes every day to learning English. Consistency is key to rapid learning. Track Your Progress: Use apps or journals to track what you’ve learned, which can keep you motivated. 11. Practice Speaking Even if alone, don’t wait for the perfect moment to speak, practice.