Find the Chunks. Fix the Mistakes. Get Fluent
Techniques
If I could change one thing about how my students learn vocabulary, it would not be more words. It would be learning which words travel together.
Grammar
Here is a sentence I hear every single week: "I have been learning English since three years." Five minutes from now you will never say it again.
Grammar
You have studied the present perfect at least four times. Maybe six. This time, no timeline diagrams, just one question you can ask mid-sentence.
Common Mistakes
The teacher wrote make and do on the board and gave you a rule. Then you met "make the bed" and "do your hair", and the rule quietly died.
Techniques
Words arrive one at a time, like a waiter bringing individual grains of rice. Then everyone acts surprised that your English sounds built rather than spoken.
Techniques
You found a list, did the maths, and worked out you would be fluent in 100 days. Here is why that plan fails, and the daily number that actually sticks.
Learning Styles
A confident man online says you need not study at all, just consume English. He is half right, and half right is the most dangerous kind of advice.
Common Mistakes
Native English speakers get affect and effect wrong constantly. Not occasionally, constantly. Here is the one test that settles it every time.
