HOW TO DO SELF STUDY OF ENGLISH SUBJECT-STD 12TH
It’s time to ask yourself
Your answer should be:
Totally confident.
And if this is true, you know you can definitely , right?
That’s great! Because wherever you go, the English language is your best weapon (tool) for communicating with other people
Why Try Self-studying English?
The truth is, the internet is not only your best source for learning English, but also the easiest way to study at home any time you want.
And you don’t even need to stay home all the time just to study. Once you have the resources you need, you can bring them along with you and study wherever you want.
The best part is, you also get to study at your own pace without having to follow the instructor’s lessons or the accomplishments (progress) of your classmates. You get to study at a comfortable pace, which makes it a more effective learning experience for you.
Most important of all, you become less dependent on others to learn English. Since you are studying alone, there is more motivation for you to prove that you can learn English by yourself. If there is consistent motivation, success won’t be hard to reach
1. Listen to music and learn all the lyrics
Everyone likes music. However, in order to learn English, you must stick to English songs.
What are your favorite songs at the moment? Do you like Ed Sheeran or Maroon 5?
Practicing with popular songs is always better because you always hear them playing even if you’re in the car, the grocery store or the mall.
2. Watch English videos about your interests
While you’re already on YouTube, you can also watch YouTube videos
Watching interviews and reviews will help you become familiar with conversational English—how you should communicate with other people.
It doesn’t have to be a formal interview or review. Perhaps you like technology and want to know more about a specific model.
3. Watch English movies and TV shows
TV shows also helps improve how you speak and understand the language.
You’ll be able to hear a lot of people talking to each other using the most current forms of English.
If you are having problems understanding what the actors are saying, you might try using subtitles at first. Once you are more familiar with the words, try removing the subtitles and test out your English comprehension
4. Learn how to get the most out of English media
English songs, videos, TV shows and movies can help you speak more like a native. But sometimes, they’re hard to understand.
People on the radio, on TV or in the movies might speak quickly. They sometimes interrupt each other.
Often, they use expressions you may not know.
A character in a movie isn’t going to stop to explain the slang used in a dialogue.
5. Test your grammar with online English quizzes
When you self-study, one possible problem is that you might miss the mistakes and errors you’re making.
On the other hand, this is why English self study is so great—you always get to double check if you’re right or wrong. For self-study learners, there is always the question “Am I right?”
Do these quizzes weekly or monthly to make sure you are on the right track.
6. Chat with friends online
Chatting with friends online is a fun way to self-study English without even realizing it. It’s different from talking to a teacher, or studying in class, or even using English at work because it’s relaxed, and the language is easy
Additionally, getting your friends to speak in English with you makes it a more motivating task for you. Not only can you prove to them that your English is getting better, but you also feel more fulfilled knowing that you can speak English freely with your friends anytime.
7. Read e-books, articles and online magazines
Reading is as important as listening when learning English. Reading and listening both sharpen the mind and train you to think in English too.
Non-native English speakers always have to translate English in their minds, which causes the delay in their response. However, if the mind is trained to think in English, it will be easier to understand and speak the language. The more you read, the more exposure to English sentence structure, new vocabulary, and formal and casual speech patterns you get. This means you have a whole lot of sentences to choose from when you start to speak English.
8. Write about something you’re thinking about
Eventually, you will have to put into practice what you have learned through self-study.
It doesn’t have to be a published article online, you can simply start with a personal journal. Writing your own piece puts all your learning together—how much you know about English grammar, vocabulary and overall understanding.
After writing, feel free to check your own work for any errors.
9. Join language exchange websites online
English learners want to talk to fellow English learners, and the good news is that there are numerous websites that specifically focus on language exchanges.
10. Speak English wherever you go
If you’re in an English-speaking country and you’re going to the mall to find a specific item, talk to a saleslady in English, and don’t be nervous! To prepare, before you leave your house, look up all the vocabulary you need to ask questions and buy your item. This helps you explain what you want, and also helps you understand the answers that you’ll hear.
And if you’re inquiring about a service or product over the phone, speak in English.
Further, setting a goal in mind will keep you going. You can set a weekly goal for yourself like learning 20 new words in a week or talking in pure English in one conversation with a friend. This should help you stay motivated.
If you want a little more help with your self-study, try another option.
at the end of the day, the passion should always come from you.
You can do it! Believe it!
keep it up ! Dear Friends
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