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How to practice (or practise) English
Well, it's this is both a notebook entry and a question, really. I used to work in an international context and practicedpractised (in most English-speaking countries (including a significant minority in the United States), practise is the verb, and practice is the noun)English almost everyday. But for a few years now, I have only use been using French and I feel like I'm loosing losing my English.
So I was wondering what is the best way to practice English. Obviously, there's italki ;-) More generally, there's everything on the web.
I read books in English, and I watch DVDs in English with English subtitles.
My main challenge is practicing practising spoken English…
I have the same problem ... There is not a lot of opportunity for me to practise spoken French!
How to practice English
Well, it's both a notebook entry and a question, really. I used to work in an international context and spoke English almost every day. But for a few years now, I only use French and I feel like I'm loosing my English.
So I was wondering the best way to practice English. Obviously, there's italki ;-) More generally, there's everything on the web.
I read books in English, and I watch DVDs in English with English subtitles.
My main challenge is practicing spoken English…
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