My spoken English sounds like a textbook ( need correction, thanks!)
Please help check if this article sound too formal or too informal
My friend said that my spoken English sounds like a textbook, because I am using some academic words and some even old-fashioned and not in use vocabulary. Some online friends recommend me a book called < word power made easy>. It is said that this book is very popular in Britain and America. Actually ,it consists of a lot of so-called words mentioned above.
Now ,i am trying to correct this problem because i am not able to distinguish the old-fashioned words and academic words from colloquial words and modern words.
Fortunately, i found a book called <Cambridge vocabulary in use> which helps me a lot.
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HI, I'm not sure you even need a book. So much can be done with videos these days. You need to simultaneously listen, read, translate and develop flashcards for words and phrases in a single environment. I'm hugely impressed by a system called Readlang and have synchronised the scripts for many types of story and tutorial video .. try out the BBC Six Minute English "shelf" for example.
https://readlang.com/shelf/5d74fe403d5ab5465d501c6a
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