The next thing I want you to think about is letting go of just like you let go of the word student letting
go of a more academic approach.
So of course in the resources document that I shared with you there are a lot of grammar websites English
specific resources but I want you to go beyond that.
Have fun.
One of my favorite things for language learning is karaoke.
I want you to sing your heart out in English.
I want you to if you like drawing.
I want you to make a comic book using English if you like TV shows.
Maybe you can write a summary about your favorite show.
You don't have to write a summary about an academic book or about you know famous literature book.
I mean that's not bad.
Don't get me wrong if you can and you want to go for it.
But a liar self the opportunity to do things that are just fun things that you would think are fun even
if it was in English like that kind of stuff.
Other examples could be if your creative writer writes short stories in English.
Start with a paragraph story and then you can work your way up.
If you're passionate about photography take an online course about photography by an English instructor.
Maybe you like making crafts or doing science experiments.
Go on YouTube find a video about how to make a craft and do it but with an English instructor.
So then along the way you're learning vocabulary that is about things that you're interested in and
it's fun.
So I want you to be open minded about using other resources and I'll help you along the way.
And I have tons of recommendations for you.
If you haven't done so already download the PDA for this course and I want you to fill out the top section
and brainstorm about different activities that you enjoy doing.
Like we said earlier maybe it's photography maybe it or a gami.
Perhaps you love singing pop songs.
Whatever it is.
Nothing is too crazy.
Think about what's fun for you and then you're going to use this list to find activities that you think
are fun but find them in English.
So now we're going to combine things that you love with the language that you love or that you're learning
to love.
Good luck.