how to track your language exam progress

▶ Do you feel like you’re studying every day but staying in the same place? Here is how to prove to yourself that you ARE making progress.

Preparing for a language exam can feel like an endless desert. In today’s video, we break down the specific "markers of success" for Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing. Stop guessing and start measuring your fluency with these practical tips.


✅ *SPEAKING:* How to use recordings to track your speech rate, grammar complexity, and "posh" vocabulary.
✅ *LISTENING:* The "50% Rule"—how to know if you're solving the wrong level of tasks and how to use immersion (sitcoms & YouTube) to build stamina.
✅ *READING:* Why academic texts require a "meticulous" approach and how to train your brain for long-form focus.
✅ *WRITING:* Tracking your "mistake-to-length" ratio and how to decrease the time it takes to produce a high-quality essay.

Success in an exam isn't just about knowing the language; it's about applying it. I’ll show you how to move words from your "passive" vocabulary to your "active" speech.


➡️ *Watch the Lion’s Method (30-Day Plan):*    • simple maths and you pass your exam in 1 m...  
➡️ *Full Complete English Grammar Playlist:*    • The Complete English Grammar Masterclass  

💬 *Which part feels the hardest to track?* Let me know in the comments, and I’ll give you a specific tip for your situation!

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