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The best way to learn a good english! Hi, I'm wondering which is the best way to improve my english. Nowadays I recently join in a English Academy to prepare First Certificate. Anyway, I'm reading English books like Harry Potter, and watching some TV series in english without subtitles of course. I would like to get a student-ship from the University to go Australia, USA or Canada for the next year, so I need the TOEFL degree too. In conclusion, apart of those stuff, what do you recommend me to keep going with my learning? Thanks you everyone!!

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The best way to learn a good English!

Hi, I'm wondering which what is the best way to improve my English. Nowadays I recently joined in an English Academy to prepare for First Certificate. Anyways, I'm reading English books like Harry Potter, and watching some TV series in English, without subtitles of course.
I would like to get a student-ship university scholarship from the University to and go Australia, the USA, or Canada for the next year, so I need the TOEFL degree too. In conclusion, apart of those stuff, what do would you recommend to me to keep on going with my learning?
Thanks you everyone!!

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I think watching videos on Youtube is a good way to improve your English. I've found that the way people tend to talk in video blogs is closer to how they talk in daily life than they way people in movies and TV shows talk.
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Thanks you so much too Steve I'll try to put in practice all this things!
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Listen to music? There is a lot of good music in English :) You can also read books in English, that you have already read in Spanish. This is helpful to pick up on phrases and idioms you might not see otherwise. I also recommend using subtitles. Not all the time, but sometimes they can help with seeing how a word you know is pronounced.
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The best way to learn a good English!

Hi, I'm wondering which is the best way to improve my english. Nowadays I recently join in a English Academy to prepare First Certificate. Anyway, I'm reading English books like Harry Potter, and watching some TV series in English without subtitles of course.
I would like to get a student-ship from the University to go Australia, USA or Canada for the next year, so I need the TOEFL degree too. In conclusion, apart of those stuff, what do you recommend me to keep going with my learning?
Thanks you everyone!!

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