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how can I improve my listening arm I've got a couple suggestions for you so a unity to seven-tips on how to improve you're listening skills probably the the way that you have learned listening is maybe you have a text book or the a CB the problem with a text book CD is the language the it's not not sure well she so naturally get beat on do have conversations like hello nice to meet you my name is Ronnie what is your name my name is Cynthia nice to meet you simply a the this is a pen the so textbook English is not very natural and it doesn't really teach you conversation or words the or phrases that we would say normally be today when we speak English so to more natural things the very first thing is watching movies the really good thing about movies is maybe you like movies in their fun so don't ever be afraid to watch a movie and tell people that you're studying English as that idea my suggestion to you is when you watch a movie don't go to which feature because they will not have what we call subtitles subtitles are had a on both some means under entitles means like words he ital E can't spell things on subtitles are words
under the picture or over the picture did tell you what the actors or actresses are saying it would be very very difficult for you to watch a movie with English subtitles so my very first suggestion is when you're watching a movie is to watch them with your language subtitles so the very first time the you can use your native language home the first time your native language subtitles then once you understand the movie in you know what's happened you can change it few the English subtitles the so that your actually seeing what the people are saying so you're studying how they form the words pronunciation and you actually ring vocabulary to and slaying love slaying on the only bad thing a boob movies isn't there very long in some other boring on move easier but in hour to an hour and a half a better thing to do when you're first starting out I'm learning English in listening is Q watch he TV programs are usually 20 minutes and you can find them from all over the world so if you want to listen to British English or American English you can choose and TV shows from bring or TV shows from america we even have canadian PV shows
so TV shows I think you're better than movies because they're shorter the more time you sit in front of the television or the movie screen and have to translate stuff your brain's gonna get tired and you're gonna give up it to be kissed too much like home XO 20 minutes watching a TV show first with your
language subtitles in with English will improve your listening once you done this a couple times if you really really want to try you can take out the subtitles and just listen to what the people are saying I warn you they do speak really really quickly so you have to use the subtitles first it'll help you a lot on the next one on one of my favorite things his music everyone loves music don't they um when you listen to music you have to understand that music is not grammar music is never grammatically correct it absolutely crazily wrong grammar the grammar is awful they say things like I ain't got no you baybay which is not clear if so please do not listen to music in think you can learn grammar but what you can do is you can get the lyrics lyrics basically mean the words to this song so when you have I a CD or mp3 year
whatever for reuse a record um look on the internet and get the lyrics to the song printed motor watch them on the screen and this in with the music
and listen to the words this again will help you listening a hand you can then if you want to he don't want to talk to it up to you onto the lyrics a very important when you listen to you and the last thing that you can do to improve your listening is go out do not stay at home if you live in a country where people do not speak English you can't really listen to English it save your house but if you have come to Canada or I'm mad english-speaking country and your students studying please don't to stay at home and watch TV go go to the mall go to the store listen to people talking I'm go for a walk in the park follow people around stop people hide behind trees see what they're saying it's really important one skill that you will learn is listening it's very much as well as subconscious thing that when you're in the environment when you're in a world where the people are all speaking English you will pick it up and it'll be easier for you to learn because it's always around you if you live in a big city like Toronto it's a little bit harder because not everyone speaks English all the time when I go on the subway if I have to go on subway I notice it a lot of people are not speaking English but any store or any shopper shopping mall or service center that you go to they will speak English in they will have conversations with you and it's their job they have to even going to bother people in clothing stores or just listen to what other people are saying around you so to improve your listening go out do things make friends if you can with people who speak English. I live in Toronto and a lot of people do not talk to each other I don't know. why even know if I am on the subway people don't really talk to each other it's a sad but what you can do is it to people were talking you can listen to what they're saying. I'm it's hard to make friends in a big city but if you go to an ESL school in turn to make friends with people who are not from your country. your English will improve a lot if you have any suggestions on how to improve your listening well if you'd like more help email us in the dot-com but