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To master English, you don't necessarily need to spend 2-3 hours at your desk every day. For many, the issue isn't learning too little, but rather inconsistent study or dedicating time to activities that don't truly improve skills.
Spending a lot of time studying doesn't always guarantee proportionate results. Concentration, knowledge retention, and review frequency significantly impact learning effectiveness. Therefore, instead of just trying to extend study hours, learners can choose suitable methods to use their time more efficiently.
Some learn English by watching movies daily, others diligently study new words, while some practice Shadowing or dictation. Which method is best for you?