What are your listening sources for English?
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I suggest: - Watching TV shows and movies in English with subtitles. - Listening to English-language podcasts on a variety of topics. - Tuning in to English-language radio stations, either online or on the radio. - Listening to English-language music and try to understand the lyrics.
TV serious and music song will be my favorite
* English language lessons on radio * Listening to Television broadcasts * Attending online workshops on English teaching * Reading novels in English
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Start test- Aliya SiddiqueI am an online English Language Instructor and a Content Writer.
I would suggest watching English movies, podcasts and youtube but in addition listening to English music.
I usually watch news, movies and paly English music.
- Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional Magician
Like the other teachers I would suggest watching English movies, podcasts and youtube but in addition listening to English music. I know someone who learnt English so that they could understand the lyrics to the favourite English rock bands!
Watch movies with English subtitles Watch podcasts Watching you tube videos
My suggestions include: ~Watching Tv with English subtitles ~Watch YouTube videos to help you practice ~Listen to the radio ~Listen to Podcasts
- Gary NorthExperienced and easy going Conversational English Teacher
There’s loads of great podcasts out there … and they’re FREE “ Fill your boots “ ( that’s an English slang saying ) 😀
I discuss interests and then suggest a podcast, movie or article related to that topic.
- Sidrat HashinExpert ESL Teacher
I believe CNN or BBC would be very helpful. News channels always use the most updated and currently-used version of the language. It will help in catching the ways a native speaker speaks English.