How often do you spend on YouTube? I spend roughly 2 hours a day. Often it's the recommended section that keeps me going from video to video. 😄 🤣

Movies are a good medium to use to study English. We can practice reading when using subtitles, pause and the playback feature to practice listening. We can even act out the script using the subtitles we see from scene to scene. Studying English can sometimes be boring and difficult to get full attention for students. When movies have suspense and the viewer is waiting to see what comes next then the attention of the learner will be available for the whole lesson! That being said, here are my top 5 movies you should watch to improve your English ability! 1. Jurassic Park (1993) OK, so everyone’s already seen this – and if not, shame on you. It’s the perfect movie for learning some slightly complicated scientific words in a thoroughly entertaining context. It also happens to be my favourite film ever. Call me biased. 2. Notting Hill (1999) If you’re not sure whether to learn British or American English, this movie offers both in one perfect romantic comedy package. Set in London, it follows a nerdy bookshop owner who falls in love with an American movie star. The ending will make you feel all warm and fuzzy. 3. Clueless (1995) With a 90s revival in full swing, the best way to brush up on your retro teen slang is with Clueless, set in a Los Angeles high school and featuring some of the most iconic fashions of the 1993-1996 era. Fun fact: it’s based on the novel Emma by Jane Austen. 4. The Hunger Games (2012) Easy-to-understand American accent? Check. Jennifer Lawrence? Check. Handsome male lead? Check. Tension-filled fight scenes? Mega check. If you’re a fan of sci-fi adventures with some romance and post-apocalyptic politics thrown in for good measure, get watching. 5. The King’s Speech (2010) Quite conveniently, this film focuses on England’s King George, who had to overcome a speech impediment to deliver a speech to the British people – so it’s not only entertaining but there’s actually a whole pronunciation lesson in there too. Win!