English in 60 Days
A daily 40-minute plan for 8 weeks. Fix common Indian English mistakes, build vocabulary that sticks, and speak with confidence in interviews and at work. Pass each week's test to unlock the next.
Week 1 · Start right: habit, sounds and your first 300 words
A 60-day plan only works if you show up daily. Build the habit first.
Your 60-day planLesson 1 · 10 min
Fluency comes from daily practice, not from long weekend sessions. Give English 40 minutes every day: 10 minutes listening, 10 minutes speaking aloud, 10 minutes new words, 10 minutes reading or writing.
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300 of the most common words make up most of daily English. Learn them first, and you will understand much more.
What is the best way to learn English fast?
Small daily practice beats long sessions once a week.
Sounds Indians often mix upLesson 2 · 15 min
Clear pronunciation makes you easy to understand. Practise these common pairs slowly, then faster:
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For the "V" sound, what touches?
For V the top teeth gently touch the lower lip.
Test: Week 1
Score 4 or more to pass and unlock the next chapter.
1. How many minutes a day does the plan suggest?
2. Why learn the most common words first?
3. "Zero" should start with which sound?
4. In "phoTOgraphy", where is the stress?
5. What helps you check pronunciation?
Week 2 · Grammar core: building sentences
The basic English sentence and the three verbs you use all day: be, have and do.
Subject + verb + objectLesson 3 · 15 min
English follows a fixed order: Subject → Verb → Object. "I (subject) drink (verb) tea (object)." Hindi and Urdu often put the verb last ("Main chai peeta hoon"), so Indian learners sometimes mix the order.
To ask a question, use a helper verb first: "Do you drink tea?" "Are you coming?" "Did she call?"
Which sentence is correct?
Subject (I) + verb (went) + place + time.
Be, have, doLesson 4 · 15 min
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With he / she / it in the present, add -s: he works, she has, it does.
Choose the correct sentence.
With she/he/it, use "has".
Test: Week 2
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1. English word order is…
2. "___ you like biryani?"
3. "He ___ in a bank."
4. "I ___ finished my homework."
5. "They ___ late yesterday."
Week 3 · Tenses you use every day
Present, past and future, and the mistakes Indians make most often.
The six tenses that matterLesson 5 · 20 min
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"I ___ to Mumbai last year."
With a past time (last year), use the simple past.
Indian English mistakes to fixLesson 6 · 15 min
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Use "for" with a length of time (for 3 years) and "since" with a starting point (since 2021).
Which is correct?
"Know" is not used in the continuous form.
Test: Week 3
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1. "Right now she ___ a book."
2. "I have lived here ___ 2019."
3. How do you introduce yourself?
4. "Let's discuss ___ the project."
5. "I ___ my keys. I can't find them."
Week 4 · Vocabulary that sticks
How to remember words for life, and phrases you will use daily.
Remember words with spaced repetitionLesson 7 · 15 min
Our brain forgets new words in days unless we review them at the right time. Spaced repetition means reviewing a word after 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, and 21 days. Free apps like Anki do this for you.
Learn words in full sentences, not alone: not "achieve = haasil karna", but "I want to achieve my dream."
When should you review a new word?
Spaced repetition: review just before you forget.
30 daily phrases and phrasal verbsLesson 8 · 15 min
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"I am looking forward to ___ you."
"Look forward to" is followed by -ing.
Test: Week 4
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1. Which free app does spaced repetition?
2. Best way to learn a word?
3. "We ran out of sugar" means…
4. A polite request starts with…
5. "Decision" is in the family of…
Week 5 · Listening and speaking: shadowing
The fastest way to sound natural: copy native speakers.
The shadowing methodLesson 9 · 15 min
Choose a 1-minute clip of clear English (a TED talk, news, or an interview). Play one sentence, pause, and repeat it exactly with the same speed and tone. Then play two sentences. Finally, speak along at the same time, like a shadow.
Do 10 minutes of shadowing daily for 4 weeks and your accent, speed and confidence will change.
In shadowing you…
Shadowing means repeating with the same speed and tone.
Speak without fearLesson 10 · 15 min
Use fillers to buy time instead of freezing: "Let me think…", "That's a good question…", "What I mean is…". Talk to yourself in the mirror about your day. Join an English-speaking group, or practise with a friend for 10 minutes in English only.
What should you do if you forget a word while speaking?
Explain around it: "the thing you use to…" Fluency is more important than perfect words.
Test: Week 5
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1. How long should each shadowing clip be at first?
2. "Let me think…" is an example of…
3. Fluency means…
4. A good speaking habit is…
5. Shadowing improves…
Week 6 · Writing: emails and messages
Professional writing that gets replies.
The perfect emailLesson 11 · 15 min
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Where should the purpose of your email be?
State the purpose in the first line.
WhatsApp and short professional messagesLesson 12 · 10 min
Even on WhatsApp, work messages should be complete and polite. Avoid "Hi" alone and waiting. Write: "Assalamu alaikum Sir, this is Ali from the marketing team. Could you please share the report by 5 pm today? Thank you."
Read every message once before sending. Check names, dates and tone.
Which work message is better?
Complete, polite and clear messages get faster replies.
Test: Week 6
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1. A good email subject is…
2. "Best regards" goes…
3. Before sending, you should…
4. A polite way to ask is…
5. Long details are best written…
Week 7 · English for interviews and the workplace
Introduce yourself, answer questions and speak in meetings.
Your 60-second introductionLesson 13 · 15 min
Use the formula Present → Past → Future: "I'm Ali, a final-year B.Com student at Osmania University (present). I completed an internship in accounting where I handled GST filings for 20 clients (past). I'm excited to start my career in finance with a company like yours (future)."
Practise your introduction aloud 10 times until it flows naturally, but don't memorise it word by word.
What order does the introduction formula use?
Present → Past → Future.
Meetings and phone callsLesson 14 · 15 min
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How do you disagree politely?
"I see your point, but…" disagrees respectfully.
Test: Week 7
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1. A good introduction is about…
2. To clarify, you say…
3. On the phone, first…
4. "I'd also like to add…" is used for…
5. Should you memorise your intro word by word?
Week 8 · Thinking in English and final test
The last step: stop translating in your head.
Think in EnglishLesson 15 · 15 min
Translating from Hindi or Urdu in your head makes you slow. Train your brain: name things around you in English, describe what you are doing ("I'm making tea, now I'm adding sugar"), and keep a short English diary every night.
Mistakes are part of learning. Native speakers care that you are clear, not perfect.
What helps you stop translating?
Narrating your day in English trains your brain to think in it.
Your plan after 60 daysLesson 16 · 10 min
Keep 20 minutes a day: one English podcast, one page of reading, one short voice note to a friend. Watch Islamic lectures in English to build religious vocabulary too. After 6 months, consider the IELTS or a spoken English certificate if you need it for jobs or studies abroad.
After 60 days you should…
Keep a smaller daily habit to keep improving.
Final test: English in 60 days
Score 4 or more to pass and unlock the next chapter.
1. "She ___ to school every day."
2. Which is correct?
3. The shadowing method means…
4. A professional email should start with…
5. "I have known him ___ 2015."
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