Good step noticing your level; that’s where real progress starts. Here’s a simple plan my students used to move from A2 to B1/B2: 1. Daily input (20–30 min) - Watch easy YouTube channels (e. g., “Easy English”, “Learn English with TV Series”). - Use English subtitles, pause, repeat sentences aloud. 2. Speaking (15 min) - Talk to yourself about your day. Record and listen. - Use apps like Tandem / HelloTalk for short chats. 3. Vocabulary & grammar (20 min) - Learn 10 words a day in context (phrases, not single words). - Use a structured course: Duolingo, BBC Learning English, or an A2–B1 textbook. 4. Writing (10–15 min) - Write a short daily diary in English. - Rewrite it once, correcting mistakes with tools like Grammarly. Consistency beats intensity: follow this 1–1.5 hour routine 5–6 days a week for six months and you’ll feel a clear jump.

By now you should have learnt it's "How DO I improve my English?" You've got to nail basic grammar patterns before you advance. Also build up your vocabulary. Learn the names of common flowers, trees, pets, and so on. Here's a great video of someone walking through a supermarket. It's not an English lesson but you'll see the names of foods in English. This is exactly how we learn in the UK as children

Wow, going from A1 to A2 in a whole year, What an achievement.

You should take lessons with Raoul! 🤔

Do NOT come to America to learn English!! Apparently, even the English teachers don't know how to teach it!!!

@poisonousflower Purplepopopy gave you a good suggestion (s)

Keep studying, English is a dumb language, a lot of it doesn't even make sense 😂

speak it everywhere. at home work shopping.

How ı improve my English?

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Good step noticing your level; that’s where real progress starts.

Here’s a simple plan my students used to move from A2 to B1/B2:

1. Daily input (20–30 min)
- Watch easy YouTube channels (e. g., “Easy English”, “Learn English with TV Series”).
- Use English subtitles, pause, repeat sentences aloud.

2. Speaking (15 min)
- Talk to yourself about your day. Record and listen.
- Use apps like Tandem / HelloTalk for short chats.

3. Vocabulary & grammar (20 min)
- Learn 10 words a day in context (phrases, not single words).
- Use a structured course: Duolingo, BBC Learning English, or an A2–B1 textbook.

4. Writing (10–15 min)
- Write a short daily diary in English.
- Rewrite it once, correcting mistakes with tools like Grammarly.

Consistency beats intensity: follow this 1–1.5 hour routine 5–6 days a week for six months and you’ll feel a clear jump.

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purplepoppy Follow
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By now you should have learnt it's "How DO I improve my English?"

You've got to nail basic grammar patterns before you advance.

Also build up your vocabulary. Learn the names of common flowers, trees, pets, and so on.

Here's a great video of someone walking through a supermarket. It's not an English lesson but you'll see the names of foods in English. This is exactly how we learn in the UK as children
https://youtu.be/EjT3emte-CM?is=xD4jdqxAdwqVGtrQ

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- Bricealan
  
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  @purplepoppy As always, sweets, you nailed it. My dance instructors are Russian, and they learn more and more English by asking questions and learn the names of common objects as you suggest. The guy asked me about my 'shoe horn' for putting on my dance shoes - a classic example of what you suggest. 😎😎🥰🥰
  
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Wow, going from A1 to A2 in a whole year, What an achievement.
How will I learn?

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- poisonousflower
  
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  Not for a year, I had taken a break. I had my own classes and I got accepted into medical school, so I didn't have time for English during that process.
  
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You should take lessons with Raoul! 🤔
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLZMljasBiQ

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Do NOT come to America to learn English!! Apparently, even the English teachers don't know how to teach it!!!

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- poisonousflower
  
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  Why would I come to America anyway? I won't come
  
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Bricealan Follow
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@poisonousflower Purplepopopy gave you a good suggestion (s)

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Keep studying, English is a dumb language, a lot of it doesn't even make sense 😂

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Take English lessons.

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speak it everywhere. at home work shopping.

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Practice

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