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How to Stay Motivated to Learn English

When you are learning English, it can be stressful and very challenging. You may feel like giving up and that you may never learn English as well as you would like. If you have ever felt discouraged when learning English, here are some ways to help you stay motivated!

First, you need to remember the reasons you want to learn English. Think about what goals you want to achieve by improving your English. After studying for so long, it can feel like you will never improve. To help keep your motivation, you need to think back to what made you start studying English and how you felt. You can use this as motivation when you are feeling down.

Another way to stay motivated when learning English is to set realistic goals. Of course, everyone wants to learn and master English as fast as they can! However, if you set goals that are way too high, it can be discouraging when you do not achieve them. Failing to achieve unrealistic goals can cause you to give up entirely. That is why you should set realistic goals that challenge you to work hard. Make sure that you also celebrate the completion of these goals to help motivate you even further! Treat yourself to some dessert, a fun day doing what you love, or even just a little break to relax!

Also, being able to stop and look back at your English language learning experience can help. After studying for a while, look back and think about how you were when you started. Sometimes it helps to think about or look at how your English has improved over time and see all the progress you have made. When you can look back and see how far that you have come, it can motivate you to keep going to make even more progress!

Another great way to help keep yourself motivated is to have a study buddy. Studying with a friend is a great way to make studying more fun and exciting. Even if you don't have a friend to study with you, there are plenty of people online or online communities for other people who are learning English. Being able to talk to someone else who is going through the same experience can help you to be motivated and motivate others as well.

Don’t give up on continuing to improve your English! If you need additional help through an ESL class or private tutor, sign up for a class at American English Language School. For more information, please visit our programs page.

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