1. Some books
1.1. The “Harry Potter” Series by J.K. Rowling
1.1.1. Synonyms for words
1.2. “Animal Farm” by George Orwell
1.2.1. Writing style
1.2.1.1. Simple
1.2.1.2. Easy
1.3. “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” by Roald Dahl
1.3.1. Simple language
1.3.2. Fantastic descriptive language.
2. Keep a Diary or Blog in English
2.1. Diary or Blog
2.1.1. Grammar skills
2.1.2. Improve english ability
2.1.3. Writing will also improve
2.2. Lang-8
2.2.1. Mutual help
2.2.1.1. Reviewing it
2.2.1.2. Correcting the writing
3. Host a Cultural Event at Home
3.1. Organize meetings with friends
3.1.1. Traditional games in english
3.1.2. Activities in english
4. Play Video Games in English
4.1. English dialogs
4.2. Conversation
4.2.1. Informal
4.2.2. Relaxed
4.2.3. Typed into a conversation window on screen
5. Study Grammar and Vocab Online
5.1. Online Schools
5.1.1. Materials
5.1.2. Packages
5.1.3. Teachers
5.1.4. Often they're cheaper
5.2. Some options
5.2.1. Virtual English
5.2.2. Englishtown
5.2.3. English Study Online
6. Books
6.1. Improving your comprehension
6.2. Relaxation time
6.3. Biography of Steve Jobs
6.3.1. Contains
6.3.1.1. Advanced vocabulary
6.3.1.2. Humorous quotes from Jobs himself
7. Want to study English in your pajamas?
7.1. English from home
7.2. attitude and resources
7.3. The path to fluency
8. Watch TV
8.1. The Simpsons
8.1.1. Aspects
8.1.1.1. day-to-day
8.1.1.2. School
8.1.1.3. Work
8.1.1.4. Socializing
8.1.2. Slang words
8.1.3. Cultural references
8.2. Friends
8.2.1. Their English
8.2.1.1. casual
8.2.1.2. relaxed
8.2.2. Practice sounding natural
8.3. FluentU
8.3.1. Practice
8.3.1.1. Vocabulary
8.3.1.2. grammar
8.3.2. Like
8.3.2.1. Interactive subtitles
8.3.2.2. Flashcards
8.3.2.3. Vocabulary lists
9. Attend Online English Classes
9.1. English at Home
9.1.1. Organized into sections
9.1.1.1. Speaking
9.1.1.2. Vocabulary
9.1.1.3. Grammar
9.2. Free English Study
9.2.1. a great resource
9.2.1.1. Grammar
9.2.1.2. Packed with conversational phrases
9.3. British Council: Learn English
9.3.1. Video clips are engaging
9.3.1.1. Useful slang words
9.3.1.2. Contains transcripts
9.3.2. Variety of mock
9.3.2.1. Practice
10. Listen to the Radio
10.1. BBC Radio 4
10.1.1. Listen to the rhythm
10.1.2. Intonation of English conversation
10.2. NHK World Radio
10.2.1. Japanese music
10.2.2. Culture
10.2.3. Food
10.2.4. The presenters
10.2.4.1. Different countries
10.2.4.2. Listen to different accents.
11. Talk to Yourself
11.1. Conversation in your head
11.2. Front of a mirror
11.3. Making a short video of your conversation
11.3.1. Can compare your pronunciation