Language is a powerful tool for information sharing, catalysing students to evolve into adept global communicators. Learning a new language helps us understand different cultures and ways of life in far-off places. English is a very important language because it's used a lot, and it's like a window that lets us see the whole world. If you're good at speaking English, you can also find more jobs. But sometimes, it's hard for students to take charge of their learning and work well with others. In the past, teachers used to do most of the teaching when it came to English. But now, some teachers are helping students learn on their own. This change was sped up by the pandemic, which brought new tools like ELSA, MePro, and BBC Learn English, as well as websites where you can learn by yourself. In light of these developments, this research paper endeavours to shed light on the realm of independent English language learning, offering valuable insights into this evolving landscape.
