Anything you do already can be done in English, without a doubt. And it then becomes a free and highly relevant lesson:
- Reading in English: if you read the newspaper, try your hand at an English-language newspaper, the ideal exercise to acquire vocabulary used in everyday life while discovering a foreign culture. A good book, maybe? Immerse yourself in the magical world of the Harry Potter saga, as imagined and conceived by JK Rowling. To get started, here are essential books for learning English.
- Watching TV in English: Are you passionate about TV series? Why not watch your favorite series in its original version with subtitles? Over time, you will find yourself not paying attention to the subtitles. To help you out, we have listed 10 Netflix series for learning English. Football lover? Watch Premier League matches on a UK TV channel. YouTube is your friend too! You will find many videos there, ranging from American talk shows to Yoga classes; you will even find the EF Education First channel there!
- Listening to English Podcasts: Say you enjoy jogging while listening to podcasts. Now, search for an English podcast on your favorite music app (Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, etc.) or select one from our list of free podcasts to learn English. Audio plays an essential role in your language learning. At first, you will detect pieces of sentences, then little by little, complete sentences. So, when you go jogging, listen to your podcast. Congratulations, you have just converted 30 minutes of your day into a free English lesson!
- Listen to music: A great exercise is to listen to songs in English and learn the lyrics. With each repetition, your brain will fix words and phrases that will help you speak the language confidently and efficiently.
- Set up your video games in English: the simple fact of entering the settings of a video game that you know and discovering them filled in in English will help you memorize simple words and greatly enrich your vocabulary.
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