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English learning tips for my classmates For my classmates[emoji]: Probably y'all know some of them, but I'd like to share this tip anyway: I created an Inst4gram account focused to follow accounts that help me with English. I did that because nowadays it's common we get lost with to much content. So, twice a day, I open this account and focus in my studies. It's a laid-back way to learn English. Here are all accounts I chose to follow up. Each one of them helps me in different ways, for example: Mairo Vergara everyday shares AMAZING pronunciation tips (Why does any thing sound easier when he's talking about? Haha [emoji]). Whereas the account "Inglesnativo" shares tips with valuable idiomatic expressions. Anyway, these are just two examples, but I recommend to check it out all of them. ;) None of them worries a lot with grammar rules, the principal focus is to help us to assimilate the language in a natural way. That's awesome for me because many things that they say I can realize when I talk to native speaker. Btw, since I started to follow them, I got a new point of view about language exchange: it's easier for me to learn by myself and practice with someone in an informal way. Don't wait for a language partner to teach you everything or to correct you all the time, that would be boring. Maybe they could be a way to realize, practice and take in everything that you're learning in another ways, either at your English class or anything else. ] Hope that would be helpful for someone! ;)

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English learning tips for my classmates

For my classmates[emoji]:
Probably y'all know some of them, but I'd like to share this tip anyway:

I created an Inst4gram account focused on following accounts that help me with English. I did that because nowadays it's common to get lost in too much content. So, twice a day, I open this account and focus on my studies. It's a laid-back way to learn English.
Here are all of the accounts that I choose to follow up. Each one of them helps me in a different ways, for example:
Mairo Vergara everyday shares AMAZING pronunciation tips (Why does any thing sound easier when he's talking about it? Haha [emoji]). Whereas the account "Inglesnativo" shares tips with valuable idiomatic expressions. Anyway, these are just two examples, but I recommend that you check it out all of them. ;)

None of them worries a lot with grammar rules, the principal focus is to help us to assimilate the language in a natural way. That's awesome for me because many things that they say I can use when I talk to a native speaker. Btw, since I started to follow them, I got a new point of view about language exchange: it's easier for me to learn by myself and practice with someone in an informal way. Don't wait for a language partner to teach you everything or to correct you all the time, that would be boring. Maybe they could be a way to realize, practice and take in everything that you're learning in another ways, either at your English class or anywhere else. ]
Hope that will be helpful for someone! ;)

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