MLE (МХБШ) study plan

Review and drill the 8 Mongolian case suffixes (нөхцөл) by writing 40 correct noun+case combinations in sentences

Memorize 60 high-frequency academic and everyday nouns and verbs, recording them in a personal vocabulary log with example phrases

Identify the 5 most common grammar error types in Mongolian (case agreement, vowel harmony, verb tense, plural marking, postposition use) and write a short rule card for each

Complete 30 fill-in-the-blank grammar items and log every mistake with the corrected form

Apply all 8 case suffixes correctly in 25 original sentences about daily life

Write two 120-word paragraphs (one narrative, one opinion) using correct vowel harmony and verb tense

Self-edit both paragraphs against a 6-point checklist and rewrite each one once

Learn and use 15 formal connectors (жишээ нь, гэвч, иймд, түүнчлэн) in the rewritten paragraphs

Skim 6 short Mongolian texts (300-400 words each) in 8 minutes each and write a one-sentence main-idea summary for each

Scan texts to locate 20 specific details (dates, names, numbers) without reading every word

Infer the meaning of 25 unknown words from context and confirm each against a dictionary

Practice 20 multiple-choice reading questions and classify each error as detail, inference, or main-idea

Complete two full timed reading sections (25 minutes each) under exam conditions

Build a 30-item personal list of reading trap patterns (absolute wording, scope shifts, distractor repetition) and match each to a practice example

Listen to 6 short audio passages (2-3 minutes) twice each and answer 4 detail questions per passage

Transcribe 10 key sentences from the audio passages and compare them to what you heard

Listen to 10 audio passages at natural speed and take keyword-only notes, answering 5 questions per passage

Practice predicting content from the first 15 seconds of a passage and verify predictions afterward

Distinguish 15 minimal-pair and connected-speech forms (long vowels, assimilated consonants) through dictation

Review every listening error and label it as vocabulary, speed, or attention failure

Shadow 8 short audio clips aloud, matching rhythm and intonation, and record yourself for comparison

Deliver three 2-minute monologues on exam-style prompts, recording each and noting 3 improvements

Answer 10 follow-up questions aloud within 10 seconds each to build fluency under pressure

Reduce filler words and long pauses by counting them in each recording and aiming for a lower count

Write one 200-word essay under a 30-minute timer using a clear introduction, two body points, and a conclusion

Revise the essay for case accuracy, connector use, and paragraph unity using a 10-point checklist

Deliver two 3-minute structured spoken responses using the same introduction-body-conclusion pattern

Record a mock speaking section and review it against a 5-criterion rubric (fluency, accuracy, vocabulary, pronunciation, task completion)

Take two full-length timed mock exams and score each section separately

Re-teach your 20 weakest items from earlier weeks by rewriting the rules in your own words

Re-record the weakest speaking task from week 7 and compare it against the earlier version

Finalize a one-page pre-exam review sheet of grammar rules, connectors, and trap patterns