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The key is that learning real English through listening to phrases, expressions and idioms improves listening, speaking and reading skills at the same time. Grammar is wrapped within this, so it is actually learnt at the same time. It is also important to understand what you are listening to, so having a transcript is absolutely necessary. The length and complexity of what a person listens to should be appropriate to their level of English.
Change the way you learn
Stop learning English and start acquiring it!
Getting consistent exposure to English, day after day, is what really gets you to English
fluency. But you must make the effort to be consistent.
Master grammar automatically โ without grammar tables and boring drills โ through interviews, films ,songs audio books, podcast, radios and stories
Reading or listening to English every day for one hour. If you can do more, thatโs great! But one hour a day doesnโt seem such a long
time and is easy for everyone to do.
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