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Wondering How to Improve Your English?

You've worked hard and learned the basics of English. Do you still wonder how to improve your English enough to reach your goals?

How to Improve Your English

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Do you want to go to a university in an English-speaking country?

Do you need to use English professionally, in business or to talk with colleagues in other countries?

It can be so frustrating to figure out what to work on first once you've mastered basic English grammar and vocabulary.

Standard language-learning advice still matters:

think in English whenever you can
try to read or listen to English every day
talk to anyone you can in English
(and don’t worry about making mistakes, as long as they can understand you!)

But maybe you’ve found a roadblock that is slowing your progress, or maybe you’re just not sure how to get to the next level—to be able to really communicate as you need to.

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'Wondering how to improve your English?'

I think I can help you.

Answer a few questions (all but the first are quick) and leave your name and email address.

I can point you to resources and make some quick suggestions to help you reach that goal that seems just out of reach right now.

A Few Quick Questions Can Help

It should take less than 5 minutes to answer these questions. You do not have to provide your name and email if you don't need personalized follow-up help.

I may follow up with a few people to learn a little more about your situation (& to offer suggestions or resources based on your answers.) It would be a short (15 minute to 1/2 hour) phone or Skype call, and I promise not to try to sell you anything on the call.

If you would be interested, please leave your name, and email below. If you add your time zone and hours when you are usually available and whether you prefer a phone call, Skype, or Zoom, I can schedule a call more quickly. I will email you with several possible times to choose from as soon as I am able to arrange it.

If you would like to know when I write about your topic, please leave your contact information as well. Thanks so much!

Your Biggest Challenge in English

Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.

1. What’s your single biggest challenge with learning English right now?*

2. What's your age group?

	under 25
	25-35
	over 35

3. Which of the following best describes you? (Choose 1-3)

	I need to learn enough English to reach a big goal (like doing well on an exam, getting into university, or getting a job or new responsibilities).
	I already use English in my work, but I want to speak and write it better.
	I want to learn English for personal reasons (travel, enrichment, friendship, future plans, etc.)
	> I teach English (or EFL/ESL), and I need resources to help my students.

I would be interested in a brief non-sales call. (See promise above).

	Yes
	No

Do you want to add anything?

Please email me with resources related to my challenges.

	Yes
	No

First Name

E-Mail Address

Country

GDPR*

	I am at least 16 years of age.
	I have read and accept the privacy policy.
	I understand that you will use my contact information (if provided) to send me information to help with the challenge I described or to contact me to arrange a free call (if selected.)

How to Improve Your English Using EnglishHints

There are several simple things you can do right now to improve your English.

Check you reading or listening comprehension with Comprehension Exercises.

If you're getting ready for the TOEFL, IELTS, or another big test, check out the tips and practice ideas on English Language Test Prep

See if you know the basic academic vocabulary on the Top 100 word list-- and if you're not sure of some of it, follow the links to pages that explain & practice those words

If you want to consider all your options, see the appropriate section of Study English Online

If you need a break from studying, play a quick "Concentration" (memory) game. You can review irregular verbs, vocabulary, or common phrasal verbs

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