Sure, Derick. Here’s your study plan for the fourth day of this week. This day, we’ll focus on further expanding your vocabulary and introducing the past continuous tense.

Morning Session: Vocabulary Building

• Review the words you learned the previous day.
• Learn 10 new words related to travel and transportation.
• Practice using these words in sentences.

Afternoon Session: Grammar - Past Continuous Tense

• Learn the structure of the past continuous tense.
• Practice making sentences using the past continuous tense, incorporating the new words you learned in the morning session.

Evening Session: Listening and Speaking Practice

• Listen to a simple English conversation or story. Try to identify the new words and the usage of the past continuous tense.
• Practice speaking by retelling the story or conversation. Record your speech for self-assessment.

End of Day Review

• Review the day’s learning. Write down any questions or difficulties you encountered.

Remember, practice is key when learning a new language. Try to use the new words and grammar rules in your daily life. You can also use language learning apps or websites for additional practice.

Citations: [1] https://blog.cengage.com/tips-for-students-how-to-study-with-5-3-or-1-day-until-the-exam/ [2] https://ou.edu/content/dam/UniversityCollege/Documents/SLC/5-Day-Study-Plan-4-Week-Courses.pdf [3] https://www.intelligent.com/create-a-study-plan/ [4] https://lsc.cornell.edu/how-to-study/studying-for-and-taking-exams/the-five-day-study-plan/ [5] https://blog.ecampus.com/3-day-study-plan/