GET FLUENT in 2024 With This English Study Plan (It's 100% FREE)

Is it your goal to finally become fluent in 2024?

If it is, then you're in the right place,  

because in this video you're going to  get an English study plan for 2024.

It's fast, it's easy, and it's free.

And make sure you watch right until the  end, because I'm going to share some  

bonus tips and advice to make sure you're  successful with your new study routine.

Welcome back to JForrest English.

Of course.

I'm Jennifer.

Now let's get started.

Step one, you're going to find three to  five blogs that you find interesting.

Once a blog, blogs are educational websites that  

provide short articles on  specific topics or themes.

How can you find blogs to use?

Well, first, simply identify your  personal and professional interests.

So let's say in your personal life  you're interested in gardening and  

piano and in your professional life you're an  accountant and you're interested in leadership.

So now you have 4 topics for blogs.

All you need is to go on to Google and  search gardening blogs, blogs about piano,  

blogs for accountants, leadership blogs and you  

can review the options and bookmark  your favorite one from each category.

Step 2.

You're going to read one to 3  paragraphs of a specific blog article.

Now, in those paragraphs, your  goal is to find 3 to 5 words  

that you want to learn and add to your vocabulary.

If you find 3 to 5 words in the first  paragraph, well, then you can stop reading.

But if you've read 3 paragraphs and you  still don't have three to five words,  

then keep reading until you find  the words you want to learn.

You're probably wondering  how you should choose words.

You want to choose words that are commonly  used and that are relevant to your daily life.

This will make sure you're learning  words that will actually benefit you,  

because you can start using them in your speech.

Step three, learn the meaning of your new  words and learn how it's used in a sentence.

This is why we're using blogs,  

because you don't want to just take one  single word and understand what it means.

Because in English, one word  can have multiple meanings,  

but when you see that word in context in  a sentence, it has one specific meaning.

So you're going to learn that  specific meaning of the word.

So let's say I find an article in a leadership  blog and I'm reading it, and there is this one  

word that I don't know discreet, and it seems  like a common word that I could use in my speech.

So I want to learn it first.

I'm going to look this word up in the dictionary  and I'm going to see what the definition is,  

what type of word it's used, and I'm going to  review the example sentences of that word being  

used to make sure you really understand how  this word is being used in a specific context.

You can also ask ChatGPT.

So you can go on ChatGPT and you can type  in what does discrete mean in this sentence  

and then paste in the specific sentence  from the blog and ChatGPT will give you  

a detailed explanation of what that  word means in the specific context.

You can even ask follow up questions  if you're not sure about the meaning.

Remember I said that you should  choose three to five words right now?

You might think that's not enough words, Jennifer.

I want to improve my English as quickly as  possible, but this is a daily study routine,  

meaning you're going to repeat these steps  every single day, ideally five days a week.

So if you learn 5 words a day, five days  a week, that's 25 words in one week.

Now, maybe you still might think that's not  enough, but in one year, that's 1300 words.

That's a lot of words.

Step four, you're going to learn the  pronunciation of your new words with Youglish.

What's Youglish?

Youglish is a free website where you can search  for a specific word or a specific phrase and you  

can get results of native speakers using  that word or phrase in natural context.

So you'll hear the pronunciation,  

but you'll also hear many different accents  and styles of speech, which is so beneficial.

And your goal is to listen to five to 10  different Youglish examples for each word.

So you'll hear 5 to 10 different  accents and different styles of speech,  

which will really help you  with your listening skills.

Now, as a pro tip, you can also review the example  sentences to learn sentence structure, grammar,  

concepts, so you're not just using Uglish  for pronunciation and your listening skills.

You can also learn grammar and  sentence structure at the same time.

Step five.

You're going to repeat the  Uglish sentences out loud,  

and you're doing this so you  can practice your pronunciation.

So you'll listen to the sentence  on you Glish, you'll hit pause,  

and you'll say what you just heard out  loud, and you'll try to imitate the speaker.

This is called shadowing or simply imitation,  

and it's a very effective way  to improve your pronunciation.

Repeat the sentence out loud until you  feel comfortable with the pronunciation,  

and do it a minimum of three times.

Step 6, Write three example  sentences for each word.

Writing is such a powerful way to make sure you  permanently Remember Remember your new words.

Now, when you write, you should pay  attention to your sentence structure,  

your grammar, and your writing skills as well.

And as a bonus tip, you should write  each sentence using different sentence  

structures, different verb tenses,  or different grammatical structures.

So you can ask a question  for one of your examples.

You can write a negative sentence.

You can write a sentence using the  present simple or the present perfect.

So you're practicing your grammar and  sentence structure at the same time.

Step seven, you're going to form  realistic sentences out loud.

You've already practiced  your speaking with Youglish.

You've improved your pronunciation.

You've imitated the native speakers,  

but now it's your turn to practice speaking  without seeing the sentences written down.

So you're going to form realistic sentences.

What do I mean by realistic sentences?

I mean how will you actually use  the new word in your personal life?

How can you use the new word  in your professional life?

So imagine you're talking to  your friend, your sibling,  

your spouse, and you want  to use the word discreet.

What would you say to them?

Maybe you would say I went to  three discreet stores today,  

but I couldn't find the shoes I wanted.

Now remember, you're not writing this down.

You're saying it out loud  to practice your speaking.

Now that was an example in your personal life.

Let's say you're in a meeting at work.

How would you realistically use this word?

Maybe you would say after  interviewing 5 discrete companies,  

I can confident say that Jay  Forest English is the best.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you so much.

I really appreciate that.

Let me summarize all seven  steps of your new study routine.

And this is available as a PDF download as  well, so you can look in the description.

To download it, first read one  to three paragraphs from a blog.

Then choose three to five new words.

Next, learn your new words  with the dictionary or ChatGPT.

Learn correct pronunciation with Youglish.

Practice your pronunciation by  shadowing the Youglish examples.

Write three example sentences using  different sentence structures for  

each word and finally form  realistic sentences out loud.

Now let me share my best tips and advice so you  can get fast results with your new study routine.

First of all, I already said this, but  this was designed for you to do every  

day for a minimum of three days  a week, ideally five days a week.

You have five days a week.

You can do this, right put I can do it.

Put I can do it, I can do it in  the comments, but I can do it.

So I know you're committed and my best  tip for you is to choose the specific  

time you're going to spend on your new study  routine and and put the time in your calendar.

If you see it in your calendar and  you treat it like an appointment,  

like a doctor's appointment or a meeting at  work, then you're more likely to follow through.

And finally, this study routine was designed  for you to do at one time in one session.

But you should absolutely practice your  new words throughout the day as well.

And it would be a really great practice  is to do a weekly review as well.

So you can spend 5 days on the  study routine and then a sixth  

day where you just review all  the words that you've learned.

Because remember, that's 25 new words.

Now you have a step by step  English study plan for 2024.

I know this will help you get results fast so  

you can finally become a fluent and  confident English speaker in 2024.

Now if you want me to make more videos  where I share tips and advice to help  

you become fluent faster than put study  plan, put study plan in the comments.

So I know you like this video and you want  me to make more videos just like this.

Put study plan in the comments and you  can get this free speaking guide where  

I share 6 tips on how to speak  English fluently and confidently.

You can click here to download it or  look for the link in the description.

And in this lesson, we review an article  from a blog, and I teach you more than  

three to five words in this lesson, so I  highly recommend you watch it right now.