Entertaining

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ENTERTAINING
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Some people may not be fond of the English language because
they weren't able to have fun in their English class before since
there are teachers who only scold the students when they get
the wrong answers.
Fortunately, there are other sources of learning that people
can use to learn the English language in a fun and entertaining
way.

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You won't even think of it as studying because you'll definitely
get to enjoy yourself doing it.

4. Watch videos

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Anything that catches your fancy as long as it is English
dubbed. It can be a movie, TV series, interview of your favorite
celebrity, news, advertisements, or anime

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If you need subtitles to understand them, it’s okay
as long as you’re learning. This is an effective way
to learn because:
1. you hear the proper pronunciation of words
2. you see them act according to what they are
speaking, and
3. you can read along while listening to the audio.

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Listen to music

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If you’re fond of listening
to songs, why not try to
listen to those with
English lyrics?
Repetitive tunes will make
your brain remember the
words easily and you can
also sing along while
listening.

9. Read books

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This is not limited into novels only.
Why not try graphic novels? Or start
with children’s books so you can
familiarize yourself with the basic
terms used in constructing simple
sentences. This way you can see how
the arrangement of subject and verb
is done.

11. Participate in stage play

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If you’re into drama and stage
acts, this is a good one for you.
Plays usually have scripts for you
to memorize and reenact. It can
be real fun to do this since you
can also meet new friends along
the way. But make sure to join
one that has a script written in
English.

13. Talk to your friends

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What’s more fun than having a companion who is also striving for
the same goal as yours? If you have a friend who also wants to
learn English then why not converse with each other? This way the
both of you can notice mistakes you will make. Start with playing a
riddle game or word association.

15. Write an English diary

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If you like to be alone rather than to
interact with people, have an English
diary instead. Write what happened
to your day. You may also include the
dialogues you’ve had that made you
think for a while. Write freely and
don’t mind if you’re committing
mistakes because you can get back to
them later to correct it.

17. Play games

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There are a lot of vocabulary and
spelling games out there for you to
play alone or with your peers. This
creates a sense of challenge and
excitement among you so you will
eventually be pushed into learning
more about the language.

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Thanks for your attention!