Is 1 year enough to learn English?

hi Helen, You get out what you put in. It depends on what you are wanting the language for. Proficiency is also a relative term. Most people at a mid to high B2 level are proficient for most business needs. You need to find out what way of learning works for you. Certainly exposing yourself to English in forms or magazines and TV shows (with or without subtitles) is massively important outside the formal language and grammar studies.

Depends on what level of the English language you want to achieve

Yes, one year can be enough to learn a significant amount of English, especially if you are dedicated and immerse yourself in the language regularly. The extent to which you can learn English in a year depends on various factors, including: Starting Level: If you are a complete beginner, it might take longer to reach fluency compared to someone who already has some basic knowledge. Learning Environment: Being in an English-speaking environment or having access to native speakers can greatly enhance your learning. Study Time and Consistency: Regular practice and exposure to the language, such as daily studying, speaking, listening, reading, and writing, can accelerate learning. Learning Methods: Using a variety of resources, such as language apps, online courses, textbooks, and interactive activities, can help reinforce different aspects of the language. Motivation and Goals: Your personal motivation and specific language goals (e.g., conversational fluency, academic proficiency) will also play a role in how much you learn. While one year may not be enough to achieve complete fluency for everyone, it is definitely possible to become conversationally proficient or improve significantly within that time frame.

Learning English in one year can give you a good start, especially with basic communication. How much you learn depends on how much time and efforts you put in. To become really good, you might need to keep practicing even after the first year.

One year can be enough to learn English to a basic or intermediate level, depending on your starting point, dedication, and the methods you use. If you immerse yourself in the language, practice daily, and use effective tools and strategies, you can make significant progress. However, achieving fluency or mastering advanced aspects of the language might take longer.

1 year is enough to learn the rules of grammar (provided the student has several classes per week). To learn to speak and understand English takes longer than one year unless you live in an English speaking country.

It depends on your level and what you would like to learn. Simply the word English is a bit confusing to elaborate. If it is all the 4 features like RSLW, it has different criteria to develop and grow.

Learning any language in a year completely is not possible. Yoú have to give your sweat and blood if you really want to have proficiency on any language. Factors influencing language learning are 1. Your dedication 2. How much time are you giving to learn that language? 3. Your hard work and seriousness. 4. And most important, your interest.

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To become proficient in English needs years. Especially when you are a non English speaking person. Depends on your interest, hard work and which level a person is...

Hi, Helen. There's a lot to be said about this topic. Obviously, it will always depend on the student's starting point . If we assume that "proficient" means "expert", "experienced", "skilled" or the like, then just one year is not enough at all. But even if you start from scratch, in one year, you can be "proficient at your own level". What do I mean by that? It is directly related to your second question about factors. If there's serious commitment from both parts, student and teacher's, and you devote enough "quality time" to your studies, then you can surely make great progress.

It is definitely possible if you have some prior knowledge of basic English grammar.

Exposure, repetition, content, time, practice, correction, materials, format all would be necessary

It really depends on the individual student and their aptitude to learn languages. I have known students increase their level in as short a time as 25 hours. Having one to one lessons tailored to the students individual needs can also greatly reduce the amount of time it takes to learn English.

Yes, one year is enough to learn English if you put effort and practice everyday for at least 5-10 minutes.

Hi Helen, 1 year is more than enough with right help and right resources.

Absolutely! With consistent effort and the right guidance, one year can be sufficient to achieve a strong command of English. As a dedicated tutor, I can tailor a learning plan to your specific needs and goals, ensuring that you make significant progress within a year. My approach includes immersive learning, practical exercises, and regular assessments to track your development. With my support, you'll not only learn the language but also gain the confidence to use it in real-life situations.

It's hard to put a time frame to learning English - any skill, including language learning, can always be refined and improved. However, factors that have an effect on how quickly you learn include dedication and commitment to the learning process, responding to constructive feedback positively rather than seeing the 'negatives' as a failure, completing your assigned homework every time, having regular lessons, at least once a week, and preferably at a particular time of day / day of the week - the mind normally responds and functions better with routine.

Hi Helen, It actually depends on how many hours you are ready to practice and use language every single day sometimes it is much less than a year

Hi Helen! With a focused, dedicated approach and a combination of regular conversational immersion in the language and task-based learning, I believe it is possible to become proficient within a year. I hope this answer has helped you.

Hi Helen, That is a very broad question with many variables, depending on your aptitude for languages, where you are, your commitment and techniques used. Of course each student has their own preferences, however there are many tips and techniques that can speed up your performance and stimulate your mind. Check in if your wish. Best wishes, Anne.

Of course! Just identify your level and set your goal, then make a study schedule. There are plenty of YouTube videos to match your needs, and with consistent effort, you can make great progress in a year!

It depends on a number of factors: 1. The dedication of the student in practicing English outside of the class in terms of speaking, reading, listening and writing. 2. The number of lessons taken in a week and the time of each 3. The environment where you are in as this will challenge you in using your English