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Improve your English in
10 minutes a day
The concept
While there is no quick fix for English language issues, persistent practice in bite-sized activities every day can make a big difference in the long run.Even if you can only devote 10
minutes a day to practicing a skill purposefully, it can not only help you achieve noticeable improvements over a period of time, but it can also immediately increase your enjoyment of English.Your 10-minute English practice should be:
Comprehensible
You understand most of the material.
Interesting
You enjoy discovering new ideas about the material topic; it could be one of your hobbies, for example. Daily You spend 10 minutes a day, every day, focusing on a language skill. Combining both the understanding and use of a language skill or item is one effective way to structure your 10 minutes. To do this, you can spend five minutes on a receptive skill, i.e. listening or reading, then five minutes on a productive skill, i.e. speaking or writing. The trick is to be strict about the listening/reading time - easy to get carried away and end up not being able to practise receptive and productive skills on alternate days.Resources
These are some great listening/speaking resources for your daily practice: ted.com abc.net.auBBC Radio 4 in four
theweek.com/audio Academic Skills, the University of Melbourne onYouTube
For pronunciation practice, visit these sources:
Clickable phonemic chart: BBC English
shiporsheep.comFor reading resources, you can try:
bbc.com/news aljazeera.com edition.cnn.com nytimes.com huffingtonpost.com abc.net.au theguardian.com theconversation.com/au scmp.com medium.com smithsonianmag.com ideas.ted.com Pictures on news websites can also be used as writing prompts, for example: abc.net.au/news/photos/ bbc.com/news/in_picturesAcademic Skills | Go for excellence
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Set a goal
Besides having comprehensible and interesting material for your daily practice, you also need to set a clear goal for each10-minute session. This can be any language skill or item you
want to focus on.Here are some examples of goals:
Learn three new words and use them
Learn and practise a grammar point (e.g. the use of verb agreement in a sentence) Understand the main idea in your reading or listening, and summarise it verbally or in writing Learn and practise ways to give your opinion on to edit your writing as you go) Talk about the information focusing on fluency (just keep talking with minimal pause)Understand and practise an English sound
Practise putting sentence stress on important informationNotice and practise ways to start a conversation
Learn and practise using idioms that you hear or
readImmerse yourself in English enjoy and observe
interesting expressions You can quickly jot down a specific goal every day, or make a list of all the goals you want to achieve in a week or a month. Whatever you do, be flexible about the goals as they can change according to emergent language needs.The process
The diagram below outlines a six-step cycle to make the most out of your 10-minute practice.The idea of 10-minute English is simple enough. The real challenge is to maintain the habit in your daily routine.
You can use any short bursts of time you can find in your weekly schedule.You may find that a visual reminder of your 10-minute English goals and resources for each week put up at your work station can
have a lot of motivational value.