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Practice listening to English I practice listening to English 3 days per week. I use TED Talks app for my listening. It has subtitles of various languages. You can learn and practice foreign languages with great talks that you like! In my case, since I am a software developer, I'm watching videos of Linus Torvalds, who is the one of the most popular developers.His talk is very interested, and I can learn English with fun!

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Practice listening to English

I practice listening to English 3 days per week.
I use TED Talks app for my listening,. It which has subtitles of various languages. You can learn and practice foreign languages with great talks that you like!
In my case, since I am a software developer, I'm watching videos of Linus Torvalds, who is the one of the most popular developers. His talk is very interestinged, and I can learn English in with a fun way!

Hi Yuka! That application sounds great :) Here are some tips: 

Continue a sentence with commas, rather than writing short sentences (listening. It has / listening, which has)

Be careful using the correct tense, in this case Past Simple and Present Continuous (talk is very interested / talk is very interesting)

Proof read your sentences so they make sense (learn English with fun / learn English in a fun way)

I hope these tips will help you, 

Dave. 

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Practice listening to English

I practice listening to English 3 days per week and I use the TED Talks app. It has subtitles in various languages so you can learn and practice foreign languages with great talks that you like!
In my case, since I am a software developer, I'm watching videos by Linus Torvalds, who is the one of the most popular developers.His talk is very interesting, and I can learn English with fun!

Hello Yuka,

Interesting text, I agree with Dave that you should join some of your shorter sentences to make them more natural. 

'Interested' as an adjective is how you feel and 'interesting' is the effect something has on you.

Linus Torvalds' talks are interesting. > I am interested in Linus Torvalds' talks.

Hope this help


Bob 

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