In this video, Bob the Canadian presents a comprehensive study plan intended to optimize English language learning in 2020. He outlines a detailed weekly regimen where each weekday is dedicated to a specific aspect of language proficiency: reading, writing, listening, speaking, and vocabulary acquisition.

Bob emphasizes balanced language development by dedicating specific days of the week to different skills. For instance, reading takes priority on Mondays, requiring learners to engage with books and news articles. Tuesdays focus on writing tasks, while Wednesdays emphasize listening skills through songs and television shows. Thursdays are set aside for speaking practice, preferably with a native speaker, and Fridays are dedicated to reinforcing new vocabulary.

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Key Vocabularies and Common Phrases:

1. Regimen [ˈrɛdʒɪmən] - (n.) - A systematic way of doing things, especially as part of a schedule or process.

He outlines a detailed weekly regimen where each weekday is dedicated to a specific aspect...

2. Optimize [ˈɒptɪmaɪz] - (v.) - To make the best or most effective use of a situation or resource.

Bob the Canadian presents a comprehensive study plan intended to optimize English language learning...

3. Proficiency [prəˈfɪʃənsi] - (n.) - A high degree of skill or expertise.

Each weekday is dedicated to a specific aspect of language proficiency: reading, writing...

4. Comprehensive [ˌkɑːmprɪˈhɛnsɪv] - (adj.) - Thorough and complete; covering all or nearly all aspects.

Bob the Canadian presents a comprehensive study plan...

5. Reinforce [ˌriːɪnˈfɔːrs] - (v.) - Strengthen or support an idea, habit, or process.

Fridays are dedicated to reinforcing new vocabulary.

6. Acquisition [ˌækwɪˈzɪʃn] - (n.) - The act of gaining or acquiring, especially by skill or effort.

Dedicated to vocabulary acquisition...

7. Diverse [dɪˈvɜːrs] - (adj.) - Showing a great deal of variety; very different.

Utilize resources such as audiobooks, language apps, and online platforms for diverse learning experiences.

8. Systematic [ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk] - (adj.) - Done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; methodical.

A systematic way of doing things...

9. Component [kəmˈpoʊnənt] - (n.) - A part or element of a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehicle.

Monday reading takes most of the time, but the other three Components...

10. Investment [ɪnˈvɛstmənt] - (n.) - The action or process of investing money for profit or material result.

...is money well spent. It is a really, really good investment.

Master Your English With This Revolutionary Daily Plan

So I heard you wanted to learn English. Well, I think you've come to the right place. I'm Bob the Canadian, and in this video I will give you what I think is an excellent plan that will help you learn English. Well, welcome to this video where I'm going to share with you what I think is the best way to learn English in the year 2020.

Before we get started though, there's a few things that you're going to need. You're going to need about 1 hour a day, Monday through Friday, in order to use this english learning plan. If you don't have an hour a day, though, you can use 30 minutes. Just make sure that you use the majority of the time for the things that I recommend for that day. The other thing you're going to need is a notebook and a pen, and you're going to need to choose an english song, an english book to read, and an english television show. If you have all those things, I think you'll be ready. Oh, you'll also need an Internet connection, which I'm pretty sure you have because you're watching this video.

When you're learning a language like English, it's important that you spend an equal amount of time reading, writing, listening, speaking, and learning new vocabulary. The way this plan works is I'm going to ask you to do those five things each day of the week, Monday through Friday.

On Mondays, the first day of the week, I want you to focus on reading in English. I want you to read the book that you have chosen, and if you're having a little trouble understanding the book, if you can get the book in your own language as well, you can read one chapter in English and then read the next chapter in your own language and flip back and forth. That is a great Strategy on Mondays as well. I want you to read the news in English. So if you have a news app on your phone or can access the news on a website, please read the news in English on Mondays as well. And the third I would like you to do on Mondays is to go to a website called simple Wikipedia. Simple Wikipedia is the english language version of Wikipedia, but in a simpler form. So there's the regular Wikipedia, but there is simple Wikipedia, which helps people who are learning English to read and understand the articles better. So I'd like you to do those three things for about 30 to 40 minutes.

While you are doing those things, you should be writing new vocabulary words into your notebook along with a short definition of them. Once you're done all that, I want you to use the rest of your time to practice your writing, to practice your listening, and to practice your speaking. So reading on Monday takes most of the time, but the other three Components will take a small amount of time, but I want you to attach them to your reading. So to practice your english speaking, I want you to read part of your book out loud just to yourself. To practice your writing on Monday, I want you to write out a few passages from the book and to practice your listening. It would be really cool if you could find the audio version of the book you are reading and listen to it a bit. So that is Monday.

On Monday, your focus is reading. Spend 30 to 40 minutes reading and then the rest of your time practice the other aspects of learning the language, but in a way that is still related to the book you are reading.

On Tuesdays, your focus will be writing. I want you to spend 30 to 40 minutes writing in English. The first thing you should do is write in your notebook. You should write down five things that you did the day before so that you can practice writing in the past tense. You should also write down five things that you are going to do the next day so that you can practice writing in the future tense. You should also go to YouTube and leave a few comments in English on a few videos. This is a really good way to practice your English as well. Many times if you leave a comment on an english video, someone will respond, sometimes even the creator. So go to YouTube and write a few comments to some of your favorite YouTube creators. It doesn't all have to be me by the way. You can write comments on other videos as well.

The next thing I would like you to do is go back to your notebook and write down a few things that you like and dislike about the book you are reading. This is a really good way for you to start to express your likes and your dislikes in English. It's a very good thing to learn to be able to do. You should also, in your notebook, try to write about five to ten sentences in English that Summarize the book you are reading or Summarize what you have just read in the book that you are reading. So do all of that while you are doing it.

I know you are writing, but you might have to look up new words to use. Make sure you put those words in your notebook as well. Hopefully you have a little vocabulary section that you're building where you put a few words in on Monday, and now it's Tuesday, you'll put a few more words in. So Tuesday is writing. You've spent 30 to 40 minutes writing. Now it's time to practice a little bit of reading. So read over the things that you wrote. It's time to practice a little bit of listening. So maybe put some of your comments into Google Translate and click the little speaker button so you can hear what your english sentences sound like out loud. And then certainly read your english sentences out loud in your own voice so that you can practice a little bit of speaking.

I forgot to mention this about Mondays, but if you are done the work of the day on Monday, if you're done your reading on Tuesday, now, if you're done your writing, spend the balance of time doing a little bit of duolingo, maybe just listening to the song that you chose. Because the song you chose should be something that you're just listening to throughout the week anyways. That was Tuesday where your focus was writing.

On Wednesdays, I want you to focus on listening. This might end up being your favorite day to study English if you use this plan. I want you to watch your television show in English. I want you to listen to your song a few times in English. I think you should watch a few YouTube videos in English. And if you do have the audiobook for the book you are reading, I want you to listen to a few chapters from the audiobook. This should be a great day because most of these listening activities will fill your hour. But at the end of the hour, if you still want to do a bit of work, there's a few things that you could do.

You could read a little bit about the television show that you were watching. You could write a little bit about the television show you are watching. Or you could write about how the song makes you feel. You could say some of the same lines as people in the television show. You could shadow or Mimic what the actors are saying. This is a great way to work on your accent. And you could sing along to the song. That's a great thing to do as well. And of course, during all of this, you should still be adding words to your notebook, new vocabulary words that you are learning as you watch your show, listen to your song and do the other listening activities.

On Thursdays, I want you to focus on speaking. So for the 1 hour that you study English, on Thursdays, 30 to 40 minutes of that hour you should be spending speaking English the best way to practice speaking English is to hire an english tutor who you can meet via Facetime or Skype. There are websites like preply, or cambly or italki where you can hire a native english speaker to have a conversation with you. If you have the money and you can afford it. This is money well spent. It is a really, really good investment. The fact that you know you will be talking to a native english speaker every Thursday will actually make you work harder on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and Friday each week in order to get ready for that session.

When you do talk to a native english speaker, talk about the television show that you are watching, talk about the book that you are reading. You'll have a lot of things that you can share with them in an english conversation. If you cannot afford to hire someone, you still need to speak English. On Thursdays, you can just talk out loud to yourself. You can Narrate your life. I did another video where I explained a few of those things. I'll put a link up there, but certainly on Thursdays, do whatever you can to get in 30 minutes of speaking in English.

The rest of the time. On Thursday, you can do whatever you need to do. Maybe listen to your song again and sing out loud that's also speaking. Read your book, but read it out loud that's also speaking. Or watch your tv show and kind of again, shadow or Mimic some of your favorite actors. Anyway, Thursday is the day that you should be speaking English a lot.

On Fridays, I want you to focus on vocabulary. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, you wrote down new words and their definition in your notebook. Hopefully you were doing that. On Friday, I want you to read over all of the new words. I want you to say them out loud. I want you to use the new words in a sentence sentence, and I want you to just practice them till you have them memorized. If you are familiar with websites like quizlet, make a quizlet set using all of your new words and practice it and practice it over and over again. If you are more comfortable making flashcards or simply writing the vocabulary out many, many times, do that instead. But Friday, you should just be spending all of your time, the entire hour, making sure that you have all your new vocabulary memorized. I think you'll really benefit from this one.

So you just spent Monday through Friday learning English. What do you do on the weekend? Well, there's a few things that you should do on the weekend to make this english learning plan really work. You should find a new song every weekend. You should look for a new english song that you can use in the following week. If you are done reading your book, you should go to the library or order a new english book online or borrow one from a friend. If you are done watching all of the episodes of the television show you were watching, you should get a new television show to watch or find a new television show to watch. Or you could just take a break. Sometimes taking a break from learning actually refreshes your mind and makes you better able to learn the next week.

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