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If you want to improve your English you could try to find books in English adapted to your level, specially if you find it hard learning and understanding English.

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Find a partner who speaks English very well.  Lluis and Tomas 

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Find a partner who speaks English very well.  Lluis and Tomas 

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You just have to find a girlfriend or a boyfriend whose native language is English.
You could find it in apps like Tinder, Instagram and other social medias.

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The best advice is meeting native people and practise and practise every day.
Travelling to English speaking countries.

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Travel to an  English speaking country-Marta/Laia/Lídia

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Travel to an  English speaking country-Marta/Laia/Lídia

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You will meet new people and you improve your English

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Resources for English Language Learners and Teachers | Pearson English

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Regardless of where you're travelling, it's definitely worth learning some basic English, and you won't be alone: By 2020, over 2 billion people will be learning English globally! Of course, if you're visiting an English-speaking country like the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia or New Zealand, it's especially useful to brush up on your English.

Here are four simple things you need to know when travelling to English-speaking countries:

Be polite!

It sounds obvious, but remembering to say 'please' and 'thank you' will help in most travel situations. British people are famously fond of their manners, so if you're visiting the UK, it's particularly important to make sure you "queue" behind everyone else!

Learn the currency

There are many ways to ask the price of something, but your wallet won't be grateful if you don't understand the reply! Take time to understand the slang words for money in the countries you're visiting. For example, a $1 coin in Canada is referred to as a 'loonie', and in the U.S., a five-cent coin is almost always called a 'nickel'.

Don't rely on your smartphone for directions

Even if you have a smartphone, it's easy to get lost in a foreign place. Local people will often know the quickest and cheapest routes to places, and may even have some good sightseeing suggestions that you won't find in a guidebook. If you don't understand what they're saying, don't be embarrassed to ask them to speak slowly or repeat themselves.

Introduce yourself

If you like meeting new people while travelling, it's important to know how to speak to them! You may have been taught that 'How do you do?' is a polite way to introduce yourself. In reality, most native English speakers don't use this phrase very often as it's seen as old-fashioned and overly formal. It's much better to say 'pleased to meet you' or 'good to meet you' when you're meeting someone for the first time.

Even if you're travelling to a non-English speaking country, having some knowledge of English is always useful. International airports, for example, almost always display their signage in English alongside the local language(s).

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Regardless of where you're travelling, it's definitely worth learning some basic English, and you won't be alone: By 2020, over 2 billion people will be learning English globally! Of course, if you're visiting an English-speaking country like the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia or New Zealand, it's especially useful to brush up on your English.

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When you listen or watch some sports (TV or Radio) like tenis, football, basketball you can swipe the language and use subtitles too or search some information about this kind of sport that you like in English

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