English Learning Plan I. Goals In the next three months, my primary goal is to significantly improve my English writing skills. By the end of this period, I aim to be able to write well - structured, error - free essays on various topics with a rich vocabulary and diverse sentence structures. Additionally, I hope to enhance my overall English proficiency, including reading comprehension and grammar knowledge, which are closely related to writing. II. Materials Textbooks: "Advanced English Writing" for comprehensive writing guidance, covering different types of essays and writing techniques. Online Resources: Websites like BBC Learning English, EnglishClub, and TED Talks provide authentic English materials, such as news articles, sample essays, and inspiring speeches that can be used for learning and imitation. Grammar Books: "A Comprehensive English Grammar" to strengthen my understanding of grammar rules and ensure accurate usage in writing. Vocabulary Books: "Word Power Made Easy" to expand my vocabulary and learn effective word - building strategies. III. Weekly Schedule Week 1 - 2: Foundation Building Monday - Wednesday: Spend 30 minutes each day reading English essays from textbooks or online resources. Analyze the structure, topic sentences, and supporting details of each essay. Allocate 20 minutes to study grammar rules related to sentence construction, such as tenses, clauses, and verb forms. Practice writing simple sentences using the newly learned grammar points. Use 15 minutes to learn 10 new vocabulary words daily. Write down example sentences for each word to help with memory. Thursday - Friday: Take 45 minutes to write a short paragraph (about 100 - 120 words) on a given topic. Focus on applying the grammar and vocabulary learned earlier. Spend 20 minutes reviewing the paragraphs written and correct any errors with the help of grammar books or online grammar checkers. Read aloud the corrected paragraphs for 15 minutes to improve fluency and pronunciation. Saturday - Sunday: Devote 60 minutes to read an English article and summarize it in 150 - 200 words. This helps improve reading comprehension and writing skills simultaneously. Use 30 minutes to learn phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions. Try to use them in simple sentences. Week 3 - 4: Skill Enhancement Monday - Wednesday: Increase the reading time to 45 minutes per day. Read more complex essays and analyze how the authors use different rhetorical devices and argumentative strategies. Spend 30 minutes studying advanced grammar topics, like conditional sentences, passive voice, and relative clauses. Practice writing longer and more complex sentences. Learn 15 new vocabulary words each day and group them by theme. Use them in short paragraphs or dialogues. Thursday - Friday: Write a complete essay (about 250 - 300 words) on a challenging topic within 60 minutes. Pay attention to the overall structure, logical flow, and use of appropriate language. Spend 30 minutes getting feedback from classmates or online writing communities. Analyze the suggestions and make necessary revisions. Read some excellent model essays for 20 minutes to learn from good examples. Saturday - Sunday: Take 90 minutes to write an argumentative essay. Research relevant information if needed to support your arguments. Use 45 minutes to review all the essays written during the week, highlighting areas for improvement and making a note of common mistakes. Week 5 - 6: Practice and Refinement Monday - Wednesday: Read English novels or academic papers for 60 minutes each day. Extract useful expressions and sentence patterns and incorporate them into your own writing. Spend 30 minutes practicing grammar exercises related to writing, such as sentence transformation and error correction. Learn 20 new vocabulary words daily and create mind maps to show their relationships with other words. Thursday - Friday: Write two essays (each about 300 - 350 words) on different topics within 90 minutes. Experiment with different writing styles and tones. Spend 40 minutes proofreading and editing the essays. Check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors, as well as the coherence of the content. Share your essays with an English teacher or native speaker for professional feedback. Saturday - Sunday: Take a mock writing test, writing an essay under exam - like conditions in 70 minutes. Use 60 minutes to analyze your performance in the mock test. Identify areas where you still need improvement and plan targeted practice for the following week. Week 7 - 8: Consolidation and Evaluation Monday - Wednesday: Review all the grammar knowledge, vocabulary, and writing techniques learned throughout the past six weeks. Make summary notes for quick reference. Read high - quality English works intensively for 45 minutes each day, focusing on how the authors handle different topics and express complex ideas. Do vocabulary review exercises for 30 minutes, such as crossword puzzles and word - matching games. Thursday - Friday: Write a final essay (about 400 words) on a broad topic. Incorporate all the skills and knowledge you have acquired. Spend 45 minutes self - evaluating your final essay using a pre - set rubric. Compare it with your initial essays to see the progress. Seek feedback from multiple sources, such as teachers, classmates, or online writing experts. Saturday - Sunday: Summarize your entire learning process in a short report. Analyze what worked well and what could be improved for future English learning. Take a final assessment, which may include writing different types of essays within a limited time frame, to evaluate your overall progress against the initial goals. IV. Evaluation and Adjustment I will evaluate my progress on a weekly basis by comparing my current writing with previous works. I will also keep track of my vocabulary acquisition and grammar accuracy. If I find that I am falling behind in any area, such as not being able to master certain grammar points or struggling with a particular type of essay, I will adjust my schedule accordingly. For example, I may allocate more time to grammar practice or seek additional resources for specific writing skills. Regular self - evaluation and adjustment will ensure that I stay on track and achieve my English writing goals effectively.