Spoken English Learning Planner
Creating a comprehensive timetable for learning and practicing all of these topics would require
careful planning and organization. Here's a suggested timetable that you can follow to cover the
various aspects of English language learning over a span of 28 weeks. Adjust the duration and order
of topics based on your own preferences and learning pace.
Kindly go through the “Daily Habits to Improve Your English” EBook first so that you implement all
your learning in your day to day life.
Week Topics to Cover
1-2 Vocabulary Building
3-4 3000 Effective Sentences
5-6 Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
7-8 Tenses and Grammar Rules
9-10 Synonyms & Antonyms
11-12 Daily Used Topics
13-14 One Word Substitutions
15-16 Conversational Topics
17-18 Interview Skills
19-20 Voice and Accent
21-22 Amazing Stories
23-24 Barriers and Solutions
24-26 Master English usage in workplace
27-28 Review and Practice
**Weeks 1-2: Vocabulary Building**
- Spend the first two weeks focusing on building your vocabulary.
- Each day, learn 10 new words along with their meanings and usage.
- Use flashcards or vocabulary apps to reinforce your memory.
**Weeks 3-4: Effective Sentences**
- Practice constructing sentences using the vocabulary you've learned.
- Create sentences that reflect real-life situations and conversations.
- Aim to create 5-10 sentences per day.
**Weeks 5-6: Idioms and Phrasal Verbs**
- Learn 5 idiomatic expressions and 5 phrasal verbs each day.
- Make sentences using these idioms and phrasal verbs to understand their usage.
**Weeks 7-8: Tenses and Grammar Rules**
- Dedicate time to understanding different tenses and their usage.
- Study 5-10 grammar rules per week, practicing them through exercises.
**Weeks 9-10: Synonyms & Antonyms**
- Learn a set of synonyms and antonyms each day.
- Practice using them in sentences to improve your vocabulary variety.
**Weeks 11-12: Daily Used Topics**
- Cover one daily topic per day from the provided list.
- Research and discuss these topics to improve your conversational skills.
**Weeks 13-14: One Word Substitutions**
- Cover 10 words each day in the provided list.
-Practice and use them regularly
**Weeks 15-16: Conversational Topics**
- Explore the provided conversational topics.
- Engage in discussions or role-play with friends or language partners.
**Weeks 17-18: Interview Skills**
- Focus on learning and practicing effective interview techniques.
- Conduct mock interviews to simulate real-life scenarios.
**Weeks 19-20: Voice and Accent**
- Work on refining your pronunciation and accent.
- Use online resources and practice speaking exercises.
**Weeks 21-22: Amazing Stories**
- Read or listen to the provided stories for language immersion.
- Retell the stories in your own words to practice spoken English.
**Weeks 23-24: Barriers and Solutions**
- Reflect on your personal language learning barriers.
- Implement strategies to overcome these barriers, such as increased practice.
**Weeks 25-26: Mastering English at your Workplace**
- Go through all the topics covered in the EBook
- Practice and Implement each of them.
**Weeks 27-28: Review and Practice**
- Review all topics covered in the previous weeks.
- Engage in a variety of exercises and activities to reinforce learning.
Remember that consistent practice is key to language improvement. Allocate time each day for
reading, listening, speaking, and writing in English. Adjust the timetable based on your progress and
priorities. Additionally, seek opportunities to use English in your daily life, whether through
conversations, writing, or media consumption, to enhance your language skills further.