Other ways to learn english: TV Shows

I've recently joined the iTalk community as I would like to improve my english skills. Up until now, I haven't done a Skype lesson; I used to have face to face training, following grammar books (boring!) and it took me too long to discover that this method was not as effective as expected. I don't expect to take the 'fast lane' to improve as I know I've to work hard so I'm working in my english immersion. I'm watching TV programs in original version and recently I found several series to follow up. I've just ended Miranda show, which is about a 40-year-old girl a bit awkward and her mum, who has made finding a husband for her daughter the target of her life. It's hilarious! I also like some other kind of series but that one is ok for the lunch time as it last about 20 minutes per episode.

Other ways to learn english: TV Shows

I've recently joined the iTalk community as I would like to improve my english skills. As of now, I have never done a Skype lesson; I used to have face to face training, following grammar books (boring!) and it takes to me too long to discover that this method was not as effective as expected. I don't expect to take the 'fast lane' to improve as I know I have to work hard so I'm working in my english inmersion. I'm watching TV programs in their original versions and recently I found several series to watch. I've just finished watching Miranda show, which is about a 40-year-old girl who is a bit akward and her mum(can also be spelled like this "mom" which is used in the United States), who has made finding a husband for her daughter her life's goal(This sounds more natural). It's hilarious! I also like some other kinds of series but that one is ok for lunch time because it last about 20 minutes per episode.

Not bad at all. If you want to write to each other or Skype send me a message. I'm trying to improve my Spanish. Have a great day [emoji]