1 point

Be clear about why you want to learn English. You need English to cater to their careers or to help you get a job, or to talk with people who speak English, or to help you study?

2 points

Be clear about you want your English to a good extent. Good do you want about how much English at speaking, listening, reading, writing?

3 points

Imagine and have a clear concept yourself when you have achieved English proficiency level that you want to bar expert. Will you see and hear giva you will feel like?

4 points

If possible, enroll on a language. If no test can do so put yourself in situations where you need to use English ...

5 points

Look for opportunities to learn and use English. Speak English whenever possible. Or listen to the radio and CDs in English, read and write in English. If you look for opportunities to implement certain so you'll find.

6 points

Write down new words and phrases in a notebook. Always carry a book by you so that you can see any time of it when you have a spare moment.

Point 7

Practice, practice, practice. There's an expression in English. If you do not want to lose it, use it. Question This is very true when it comes to learning foreign language.

8 points

Find a can help you learn English, could be their colleague. Find someone you can learn English. Speak with him or you can send these messages to each other in English.

Point 9

Learn a little a little and often. Or create a habit to learn English each day only 10 minutes. This is much better than learning only once a week for longer than.

Final point

When classes begin, ask yourself: "I want to learn today?" At the end of school, ask yourself: "What have I learned today?" van