Lesson 01 My Daily Routine - Ma routine quotidienne / Vocabulary EN-FR

7 steps to learn English from zero to fluency

  Learning English from scratch might seem like a huge challenge, but with the right steps and consistency, anyone can achieve fluency. English is one of the most spoken and useful languages in the world. Whether you need it for work, travel, or education, mastering English can open many doors. Here’s a complete guide to help you go from zero to fluent. Step 1: Start with the Basics If you are a complete beginner, focus on learning: The English alphabet Learn how to pronounce and write all the letters. Simple vocabulary Start with basic words like numbers, colors, days of the week, family members, common objects, etc. Basic grammar Understand simple sentence structure (Subject + Verb + Object), the use of “to be,” simple present tense, and basic question forms. Essential phrases Learn how to greet people, introduce yourself, and ask common questions like “What’s your name?”, “Where are you from?”, or “How are you?” Step 2: Lis...

How to learn English language

 Learning English effectively requires a structured and immersive approach. Here's a comprehensive plan to guide you:

1. Assess Your Level & Set Goals

  • Determine Proficiency: Use online tests (e.g., EF SET) to gauge your level (A1-C2).

  • SMART Goals: Set specific objectives (e.g., "Hold a 5-minute conversation in 3 months").

2. Immersion

  • Media Consumption:

    • Watch movies/TV shows with subtitles, gradually phasing them out.

    • Listen to podcasts (e.g., ESL Pod, BBC Learning English) or audiobooks.

  • Environment: Change device languages to English; follow English social media accounts.

3. Structured Learning

  • Grammar & Vocabulary:

    • Use textbooks (e.g., "English Grammar in Use") or apps (Duolingo, Babbel).

    • Learn 10 daily words via flashcards (Anki, Quizlet), focusing on context.

  • Courses: Enroll in online platforms (Coursera, edX) for structured lessons.

4. Practice Core Skills

  • Speaking:

    • Language exchange apps (Tandem, HelloTalk) for real conversations.

    • Shadowing technique: Mimic native speakers’ pronunciation.

  • Listening: Transcribe short audio clips; note unfamiliar words.

  • Reading: Start with graded readers/news (BBC Learning English), highlight vocabulary.

  • Writing: Journal daily; use Grammarly for feedback. Participate in forums (Reddit, Lang-8).

5. Feedback & Improvement

  • Tutors: Platforms like iTalki for personalized lessons.

  • Communities: Join English clubs or online groups for peer support.

6. Consistency & Motivation

  • Schedule: Dedicate 30-60 minutes daily, mixing skills (e.g., morning listening, evening speaking).

  • Track Progress: Use apps (Notion, Trello) to log milestones (e.g., "Finished a short story").

7. Cultural Context

  • Idioms/Slang: Watch sitcoms (Friends, The Office) or YouTube vloggers.

  • Cultural Resources: Read blogs or books on English-speaking cultures.

8. Tech & Tools

  • Apps: Elsa Speak for pronunciation; Grammarly for writing.

  • Tests: Practice with TOEFL/IELTS materials to identify weak areas.

9. Mindset

  • Embrace Mistakes: View errors as learning opportunities.

  • Stay Motivated: Remind yourself of goals (e.g., career advancement, travel).

Sample Weekly Plan:

  • Mon/Wed/Fri: Grammar study + vocabulary flashcards.

  • Tue/Thu: Podcast listening + transcription.

  • Sat: Write a journal entry + join an online discussion.

  • Sun: Watch a film/TV episode and summarize it.

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