What are some innovative and engaging methods to learn and practice English?
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To make learning English both innovative and engaging, I encourage a student to watch a movie or a series with subtitles, practice shadowing by repeating what native speakers say and engage in role-playing activities like ordering food or having a job interview. I also suggest writing a journal, singing along to songs and practicing new vocabulary in daily conversations to make learning practical and enjoyable
- Fatima FatmaTEFL & CELTA Certified English Teacher, IELTS teacher with Almost 10 Years of Experience
watching movies , series with English subtitle, listening to podcast, taking notes of new vocabularies and expressions and using them in your own conversation. this was the method i personally used years ago when i was an English student.
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Interactive lessons and exercises, video- base language learning, vocabulary building and quizzes.
Interactive learning apps using techniques like games, quizzes and puzzles Project based learning using real - life situations that have tangible outcomes applying English skills in context. Role - playing keeps you practicing what you learnt in class
Learn through creative expression, write stories and poems in English. Use English in writing songs and also journaling
I love using quizzes, role play, listening activities and games.
It depends on what works best for the person. 1. Explore language apps and games to practise your skills while having fun. 2. Develop the habit of listening to podcasts, especially those aligned with your field of study, business interests or any topics that captivate you. This will enhance your language skills and at the same time will keep you engaged with subjects you're passionate about.
Podcasts, audiobooks, language exchange, cultural immersion
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Write down words where you can easily see them every morning and repeat them
- What would you change in the English language if you had the power to do so?
I would really like to ban the use of "s" in the third person in simple present sentences!
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I would change the tenses reduce them to just 3. Present, past and the future tense.
