Answer:
Avoid learning word by word
Use what you’ve learned immediately
If there is one thing your brain enjoys, it is feeling useful. Our brains dislike wasting time with information we don’t use. (Maybe that’s why you keep forgetting the English words you tried learning yesterday!)
Here’s a tip: even if you are alone in the room, the first thing you should do when you see a new expression or phrase in front of you is reading it out loud immediately. Repeat it several times until you’re able to say it without looking at the paper. If you write down three sentences using that new word, even better. This is the moment when you stop memorizing and start using English!
4. Be an actor
Actors have one mission: to study a text and then make people believe that text is real. They do that by using emotion, exaggeration, repetition and practice. So why not be inspired by your favorite actors and do the same?
Here’s a game. When you are alone, take a piece of paper and write down an English expression – any expression you want to learn. Now, try reading it until you can say it without looking at the paper. The next step is trying to say that expression with different emotions. Don’t be afraid to exaggerate! After a while, you will get used to the sound of the expression without even having to think about it.