[Conversation] What are you going to do to study English?

Words
resolution [rezəˈluːʃn] : a promise to yourself that you will make a serious effort to do something that you should do.
what are you goint to do to V ? : what is your plan to V. V를 위해서 무엇을 할 것이냐?
enroll (usually + in) : to enter (someone) as a member of or participant in something.
join a gym : to become a member of (a group or organization)
Why don’t you V ? : to suggest/command someone to V.

Dialogue

1. [Remember] What are you going to do to study English?
   A: What's your New Year's resolution?
   B: I'm going to stop smoking and study English hard.
   A: What are you going to do to study English?
   B: I'm going to enroll in a conversation course at PNT language school.
   A: Do you want to go there now?
   B: Good idea. Let's now waste any time.

2. [Remember] Do you have a plan for New Year?
   A: Do you have a plan for New Year?
   B: I’m going to save money.
   A: What are you going to do to save money?
   B: I’m going to stop eating out.

3. [Remember] What’s your New Year’s resolution?
   A: What’s your New Year’s resolution?
   B: I'm going to lose some weight.
   A: What are you going to do to lose weight?
   B: I’m going to join a gym and stop eating junk food.

4. [Remember] Let’s not waste any time.
   A: New Year is coming. What’s your New Year’s resolution?
   B: Less partying and more studying.
   A: Oh, I see. Let’s not waste any time. Let’s go to the library now.
   B: I can’t. I’m having a year-end party tonight.

5. [Remeber] Do you want to go there now?
   A: Why don’t you have breakfast?
   B: Good idea. Let’s not skip a meal.
   A: I know a restaurant near hear. Do you want to go there now?
   B: Yeah, Let’t not waste any time.