AJ Hoge says intermediate language learners stall because they constantly switch between textbooks and courses. Pick one system and commit to it for 90 days without mixing in other materials. Consistency builds momentum and lets you actually judge if something works.
This will build confidence. Each time you do this, each day you do it, you'll start to feel better and better and better. Now, I promised you at the beginning, the number one mistake people make when they get stuck at the intermediate level and it's switching, switching systems all the time. So they, they, they try, like, one set of textbooks. I'm going to try the Oxford textbooks. Oh, and then they, they try that for a few months and it's not working. And then they jump to something else. And they jump to something else. I understand you're trying to find, you know, something that work. You're not getting the results you want, but it's a big mistake because you start to build maybe a little momentum. Even with a bad system, it's going to be slower, but at least you're kind of. And then you jump and you jump and you jump. Look, focus on this for 90 days. Don't try to mix in other stuff. During this 90 days. Do not study for the IELTS exam and study test books. Do not try to study other grammar books. Do not try to mix in a bunch of stuff. Okay, it's 90 days. Do this only, only this method, only this plan for 90 days. And after that you can decide, did I get good results or not? And if you did, well, guess what?
