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Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the US, Canada, and SouthAfrica to name a few! 6. Use your friends Have friends who post online inEnglish? Don’t gloss over them in your newsfeed: scan the items they share andcommit to exploring one or two each day. They might be news or magazinearticles, videos, talks, blog posts, songs, or anything else: if it’s inEnglish and the topic interests you, it’s going to be helpful! Test your 7. Ask a lot of questions Curiosity may havekilled the cat,

singer you like. Now, head online, find a bunch ofinterviews they’ve given – and watch them! Watch once for gist, then again,taking Pakistan Mobile Number List  time to note down interesting expressions and words you hear. The slang,stories, humor, and anecdotes that come out of these interview are sure to giveyou plenty to work with! Get the latest on travel, languages and culture in theGO newsletter Sign me up 9. Start with what you really need Your Englishstudies are likely to go far more quickly if you constantly remind yourself

of your motives for learning. Are you going on a studyexchange? Then, focus on vocabulary related to your studies. Have an overseasconference? Brush up on conversation starters to use with the otherparticipants. Going on a gap year? Looks like travel and tourism vocabularywill be your guide. If you simply launch into learning English hoping tomagically learn anything and everything at once, you’re likely to end upconfused and burned out. Which brings us to… 10. Don’t kick yourself whileyou’re down