This document provides a presentation plan for everyday English study. It discusses the importance of English, why having a study plan is beneficial, and provides guidance on creating a study plan. Example study plans include splitting time between main skills, grammar, and setting weekly goals. Suggestions are made for how to effectively learn speaking, pronunciation, listening, writing, reading, and vocabulary through activities like talking aloud, listening to media, keeping a journal, and reviewing words learned. The overall message is that developing an organized study plan allows for managing progress at an individual pace.

1. WELCOME TO OUR
PRESENTATION
On
Plan for everyday English

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Group I
Group members:
Apan Chakma
Jannatul Ferdous Asha
Israt Jahan Tara
Suraiya Sultana Smrite
Nazmul Haque
Md. Mahmudul Hasan
K.M. Hanif Mahmood

3. CONTENT
• Importance of English Language
• Why It Is Important To Have an
English Study Plan
• Guidance on how to make a study
plan
• Examples of study plans

4. Importance of English Language
• Common second Language
• Language of Intl. Communication
• Acquiring prestigious job
• Online resources
• University Education
• Entertainment
• Business language

5. Why You Should Have
an English Study Plan
There’s so much in the English language to learn. It can
feel like a task that’s too big to ever complete
•A study plan makes learning English more manageable
•A study plan helps to measure your progress
•Your study plan will force you to set goals
•Building your own study plan means you can learn at a
speed that suits you.
•Study plans are motivating!

6. English study planning
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Step
2
Step
1
Start
with a
benchmark
Set long
and short
term
goals
Decide
how you
will
measure
success

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Step
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Step
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Plan your
rewards
Do the
quick
wins first
Adjust
short-
term
goals as
you go

8. This is how you should split
your time in the study plan
40% on the main skill to improve
30% on the second skill
20% on the third skill
10% on grammar
Here’s a list of skills to
choose from:
Speaking
Listening
Vocabulary
Writing
Pronunciation
Speaking Fluency

9. Learning Strategies
•Set the number of words you learn
•‘Unlearn’ your typical mistakes
•Music/Songs
•Study English together with friends
•Read a text or article

11. Weekly plan
Day Activity
Sunday Read an English children’s story.Do exercise.
Monday Write a journal entry about my weekend.Review some English spelling
rules.
Tuesday Study preposition of place.
Wednesday Read the useful phrases used in a telephone conversation.Write out a
simple conversation.I would have with my best friend.
Thursday Review the preparation of place that I learned
Friday Listen to one hour of English radio.
Saturday Review all of the new vocabulary I have learned this week.writing many
storys.

12. How to learn speaking and
pronunciation
Talk to yourself
Record your own voice
Understand the sound that your
language doesn’t have
Recognize that teachers are trained to
understand you
Pronunciation is very important for being a good
speaker.

13. How to learn Listening
Listen to the radio
Watch English TV
Use internet listening resources
Call automated answering maching
record
Watch English language movies
We spend 45% of our communicating time listening to others .
So it is the most important skill that we should practice
regularly

14. How to learn writing and
spelling
Keep a dairy/journal
Write emails in English
Rewrite your local news in English
Learn important spelling rules
Writing is the most important skill in our academic life.
Spelling is the most necessary element in writing skill.

15. How to learn Reading and
vocabulary
Read something everyday
Read what interests you
Read at the appropriate level
Review who, what, where, when, why
for each story you read
Always have an English-English
dictionary nearby
As spelling is most important for writing skill, vocabulary is
the most important for reading skill.