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Because if you like English series about spies, you will learn a lot of vocabulary to real life, but then you talk about business or economics and sounds like all Chinese. I recommend therefore that although you start with items you love, you try to go to expand the kind of films, videos and TV shows you see.

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3. Do not learn only to listen but to understand

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3. Do not learn only to listen but to understand

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. It would be nice after watching a video in English, you will try to reproduce what you heard, tell someone. It would also be important to you to write down new words you've heard and shopped in the dictionary. That way you will situational learning English, because your mind will associate the scenes of the film with the meanings of words.

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. Better in English than in Spanish, especially if you've advanced a little. It will help you learn to distinguish the words. But eventually you have to get rid of this catch phrase and view them directly without subtitles. He thinks that in reality there is no button that allows you to "activate subtitles" when a person speaks to you in English.

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1. Choose something you like. Movies, series, videos, etc. If you like the subject, you will be more motivated to learn the language if you do not like. Do a little better every day, not much one day a week, which is what many people do and why not learn English.