How do you study English in your daily routine? Give examples. by CLAUDIA SUMOZA

2025-07-14 16:42:18 UTC

I practice english reading short historys, listen movies in english, and speaking whith other persons

2025-07-14 16:42:34 UTC

I review my daily routine on the Duolingo app and I also listen to music in English to improve my English listening skills.

2025-07-14 16:44:25 UTC

I practice reading and listening to music in English.

2025-07-14 16:45:01 UTC

In my daily life i learn English by listening music, singing and trying to read advertisements in English.

2025-07-14 16:45:08 UTC

I usually practice english on duolingo app, every day i set aside 20 minutes to practice, I also listen to music.

2025-07-14 16:45:29 UTC

I practice English on a language learning app. I study for 45 minutes every day. For example, I use Duolingo and do exercises in the morning or at night. I also practice whenever I have free time.

cristiandavidochoavalencia — 2025-07-14 16:45:30 UTC

In my free time I like to play videogames so much, so I practice the listening and the reading there because the games are subtitled (I entertain myself and also learn a little :D). Also I use Duolingo if I want to improve my speaking or writing and I watch movies or listening to music in English.

2025-07-14 16:45:55 UTC

I practice English by listening to English music, translating it, and practicing my vocabulary by singing it.

2025-07-14 16:46:03 UTC

I study English every day by listening to podcasts, watching series, reading articles, writing a journal, and speaking out loud. I also use apps and do language exchanges when I can.

yeslanisordonez13 — 2025-07-14 16:46:20 UTC

I study English online for 4 hours every day. I usually watch videos, do exercises, and practice speaking. It helps me improve my skills

paolaandrea20005 — 2025-07-14 16:47:08 UTC

I listen to music in English and repeat it. When I don't understand a word, I usually look up its translation.

I usually watch movies and TV shows and add English subtitles. Sometimes I do the opposite.

2025-07-14 16:48:06 UTC

My Daily English Learning Routine

Every day, I listen carefully to the English class. I try to focus and understand everything the teacher says.

After class, in my free time, I review the notes I took. I read them slowly and repeat the words out loud to practice pronunciation.

Sometimes I also watch short videos or listen to songs in English to improve my listening skills.

2025-07-14 16:48:39 UTC

I study English in my daily routine by doing small activities. For example, I watch movies and series in English with subtitles, listen to music and try to understand the lyrics, and use apps like Duolingo 🦉 for at least 10 minutes a day. I also try to think in English when I’m alone or write short sentences about my day. This helps me improve my vocabulary and fluency little by little.

2025-07-14 16:48:51 UTC

I study English every day by watching videos and repeating sentences. I also listen to songs and try to understand the lyrics.

2025-07-14 16:50:24 UTC

study English in my daily routine by doing small activities. For example, I watch movies and series in English with subtitles, listen to music and try to understand the lyrics, and use apps like Duolingo 🦉 for at least 10 minutes a day. I also try to think in English when I’m alone or write short sentences about my day. This helps me improve my vocabulary and fluency little by little.

mgomezv0805_1 — 2025-07-15 13:10:06 UTC

I practice English virtually by listening to music, watching movies, and using educational apps that help me improve my grammar and listening comprehension.

Mercy Gomez Valdez

2025-07-15 20:55:04 UTC

Hi so, i want to be honest. I don’t really study English every day. Sometimes I do a little bit like, I listen to music or watch videos in English. But I don’t really sit down and study with a book or anything like that.

I know I should practice more, but I get distracted or I have other things to do, sometimes I use apps like Duolingo, or I read short texts. Also, I like to repeat phrases I hear in movies. That helps me improve my pronunciation a little bit. My goal is to speak more fluently one day. But for now, I just try to do something small when I can. I know it’s a process, and I try to be patient.

liz234martinez — 2025-07-15 21:51:46 UTC

Honestly, I don’t study English very much. Just a little. I would like to do more, but sometimes I don’t have time or a clear routine.

Even if I don’t study a lot, there are some things I enjoy. For example, I like to watch videos in English, like on YouTube or TikTok. Sometimes I watch series or movies with subtitles. I also listen to music in English. It’s not much, but I like learning new words with songs.

Now that the course has started, I want to change. I want to catch up with English. I want to study more and be more consistent. I would like to have a routine where I practice every day, even just 10 or 15 minutes.

I want to understand better when I listen, and also speak with more confidence. Sometimes I feel nervous when I have to speak English, but I know I will improve with practice.

My goal is to be more dedicated to studying English. Not just do it when I feel like it, but do it because it’s important for me and my future. Little by little, I want to make progress and feel more comfortable with the language.

2025-07-15 22:58:46 UTC

Karen Tapia Estrada

I don’t study English a lot, but I try to include it in my daily routine. For example, I watch short videos or movies in English with subtitles. I also listen to music and try to understand the lyrics. Sometimes, I repeat words or phrases out loud to improve my pronunciation. I use some mobile apps to learn vocabulary or basic grammar. I also try to read simple texts or social media posts in English. It’s not a strict routine, but I try to do something small every day to keep learning.

2025-07-15 23:58:03 UTC

Well, my way of studying English is through the Dúolingo app and watching movies and series on digital platforms in their original English language

I think it’s not enough but to be honest it’s what I do, so far since he just entered the course again

I don’t think I have to make a detailed description because the truth is I don’t have more information to say and if I say or invent another option that I make it would be a total lie because that’s all I do

carolinalara2124 — 2025-07-16 03:22:49 UTC

The routine I use to learn English or any other new language is one I create. It all starts early, usually around 6:30. My first stop isn't the coffee maker, but my phone, where I spend about 15 minutes reviewing flashcards on an app. I focus on vocabulary I've been struggling with, new idiomatic expressions, and common phrasal verbs. It's a quick but effective way to wake up my brain and get it thinking in English right away.

After a quick breakfast, I spend a full hour solving a series of English word searches. This is my ideal time to review a few words. Sometimes, I switch things up and watch a short educational video on YouTube.

2025-07-17 01:53:10 UTC

Every day, I follow an organized routine that helps me continuously improve my English. I start in the morning by spending at least 20 minutes reviewing vocabulary, using interactive apps that allow me to associate words with images and contextual examples. During the day, I listen to podcasts or songs in English to train my ear, and I jot down new expressions I find useful. In the afternoon, I practice writing by composing short texts or summaries, which I correct using online tools or with the help of a tutor. Finally, in the evening, I set aside time to watch an English series or movie with subtitles, which allows me to reinforce my listening comprehension and familiarize myself with colloquial expressions. This consistent and varied routine allows me to make balanced progress in all my language skills.

2025-07-21 05:09:23 UTC

Throughout the day, I try to incorporate learning English in a natural and entertaining way.
One of the main ways I practice is by watching movies and music videos with subtitles in both English and Spanish.
This helps me compare both languages, understand the meaning of words better, and see how they are correctly written.

I also use applications like Duolingo, Clew, and other platforms that allow me to practice vocabulary and grammar.