ADVANCED METHOD to LEARN and REMEMBER ENGLISH WORDS

 

The Goldlist Method
Remember 1000s of Words
With NO Memorization

  • What it is
  • How it works
  • How to do it
  • All the resources you will need
  • My own personal experience
By
Robert Farmilo

The Goldlist Method for Deep Learning English ---> What is it?

There are English expressions, phrases, and words you want to learn...that you want to remember. You need this stuff to be stored in your long-term memory.

This method will do this for you.

Your long-term memory works under the surface in your subconscious...and it works best when you don't know it is going on.

The Goldlist Method is going to do this for you with some consistent and regular application of this method.

How it Works:

You write down in one notebook lists of words, phrases, and expressions that you want to stuff into your long-term memory.

Now comes the super-weird part: You wait two weeks (or longer) and come back to the list and test yourself to see what you remember from the list you made.

Believe it or not, you will discover that you will remember about 30% of the list...without having studied the list for two weeks or longer.

How to Do It:

VIDEO: GOLDLIST METHOD EXPLAINED


You need a notebook. I recommend you use a notebook with at least 25 lines on each page. Make sure it is a notebook you can easily write in.

Select pens that you like to use. You can use different colors for the different parts of the list you will be creating. You don't have to use different colors. I suggest you experiment and find the colors that you like best.

In my case, I am happy to have a pen that works. You see, in my home, it is almost impossible to keep the pen borrowers from finding and "borrowing" one of my pens.

Here is an example of how to set up your notebook:

Take Breaks

Do not do more than 20-minutes at any one time when you add words and such to your list. Take at least a ten-minute break between each list you work on. This is to keep your long-term memory working properly. Don't try and do more. It won't work.

Important Note

Once you have been doing this regularly for 15 days in a row, you will have at least one list to begin distilling words and such into your first "distillation" also known as "D1".

When another 15 days go by, you can begin to do your second distillation, known as "D2". This D2 list is derived from your D1 list.

After another 15 days, it is time to begin your third distillation of words and such from your D2 list. This third list is known as D3.

It can seem a bit confusing when you read about it. But once you go over the "how-to" part a few times, it is easy to do.

What makes it all worth the effort and time are the results. You see, you are bending your long-term memory to serve you. And this Goldlist Method is another version of spaced repetition.

Spaced repetition is the way we mostly learn anything at all. The trick is to incorporate your long-term memory into how you learn...get that long-term memory chugging away right from the get-go.

That is why it is crucial for you to take ten-minute (or longer) breaks between working on any one of your various lists...and not to work longer than 20 minutes on any one of your lists.

Where to Find the Content?

If you have already been studying your language of choice, you will find all kinds of raw content in previous course books and notebooks.

Plus, you will find stuff to learn in all the usual suspect sources, including news articles, word lists, phrase lists, TV shows, subtitles of movies and series...any specialized vocabulary lists you need to master. Do you get the idea?

Here are some lists you can plunder:

1000 Most Common English Phrases:

Legal Lingo:

https://www.plainenglish.co.uk/files/legalguide.pdf

2265 Most Frequently Used English Words List 
Includes many examples of how to use each word.

4000 Most Commonly Used Words:
https://www.worldclasslearning.com/english/4000-most-common-english-words.html

LEARN GROUPS OF WORD FAMILIES:
Most Common Word Families?
What is the word family?



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The ULTIMATE explanation of the Goldlist method to learn vocabulary without memorizing!

---> Click Here


LINKS TO MORE ABOUT THE GOLDLIST METHOD:

https://www.open.edu/openlearn/languages/learning-languages/the-goldlist-method

https://howtogetfluent.com/gold-list-method/

https://www.languagementoring.com/goldlist-method-how-to-learn-vocabulary/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHKy2nK1oLM

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Alternative to the Goldlist Method:

Chaotic Language Learning Method English1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk9gJtmWWH

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HOW TO LEARN TO UNDERSTAND SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH


By Robert Farmilo

This is one of the same methods I use to learn a foreign language. I have included links to the best online resources currently available.

What is it?

The Dictation Method to Vastly Improve Your Comprehension of Spoken English...and Your English Language Writing Skills

Okay, so what do you do?
You open up one of the links on this page, and sit down with your notebook and click on one of the exercises. You will hear English being spoken. You write down what you hear. 

Then you check what you have written with the transcript of what you listened to. Correct any mistakes you have made. 

Any words you do not know, add them to your New Words List.
Begin to actively use your new words following the method outlined in this lesson:

Realistic Expectations
What you can realistically expect to happen when you consistently practice this method?
  • Quicker understanding when people talk to you in English.
  • Your spelling of English words will get a lot better.
  • Speed up your ability to speak English more fluently.
WARNING!
To have results with this method you MUST be consistent.
How often should you do it?
Do it six days a week OR five days a week.
(IF you can't do that, how about four days OR three days a week?)

How long should you do it?
30 to 60 minutes each time you practice this method.

Not able to do it for 30 minutes? Do it for as long as you can. If that is 25, 21, 17, 12, 9 minutes...whatever you can squeeze in is better than nothing.

Tools you need to really get the full results:
  • Notebook 
  • Pen or pencil
  • Laptop OR mobile phone OR computer
  • Someplace to do it
  • Quiet really helps
  • If not quiet space, then a headset, headphones

Here is a list of FREE online resources for you to use.
I recommend you start off with the easy, simple dictation exercises. As you get better at doing this method, go ahead and move onto more difficult material.


Learn English Through Dictation

Dictation Practice, English

Native Speakers, Free Online

Practice English Through Dictation

Learn American English Online

Dictation Exercises for English Learners

Dictation in English Online

Advanced Dictation Exercises

Difficult Dictation Exercises

I can promise you measurable results if you use this method for 90 days, and do it for 30 to 60 minutes each time. 

What measurable results mean is you will notice a VAST improvement in your English language skills.

Remember to take a one day vacation after doing this method every six days. This means take the day off. Don't do any dictation practice. 

I recommend you take one complete day off each week from ANY English language training...if you are a serious English student who is practicing every day for two or more hours each day.

If you want results, you will have to put the work in over a period of time. After you complete the first 90 day period of doing this dictation method, that will not be the moment to stop doing this method. No.

The more you do this method over a long period of time, the better you are going to get at listening to and understanding what you are hearing when someone speaks to you in English.

And when you open your mouth to speak English, you will notice that the words you need will come faster into your mouth.

Your writing skills will dramatically improve. So don't spare the horses! Onward! 

IMPORTANT!

Do you know anyone who is even slightly interested in learning English?


Send them this link...they can use it to get a 15 minute FREE online English lesson with a native speaker. Copy and paste this link and send it to them, now!


Here are some lessons you can use to explode your English language skills:






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HOW TO SPEAK ENGLISH USING SOUNDS THAT MAKE UP EVERY ENGLISH WORD


ENGLISH WORDS ARE MADE UP OF SOUNDS 

LEARN WHAT THESE SOUNDS SOUND LIKE

GET GOOD AT MAKING THESE SOUNDS......and You Will Get Really Good at Speaking English

by
Robert Farmilo

(Note: there are many free pronunciation software applications waiting for you at the end of this lesson.)

Many of my English language students tell me they want to sound like a native English speaker.

I hear comments like this, "Robert, you know I try and try to change my accent...but it seems nothing I do really works. What can I do?"

My answer is this: "Learn the basic sounds of the English language. It is not easy. It is very detailed hard work."

PLUS there is a BIG PAYOFF for you doing all this detailed hard work.

WHAT IS THE BIG PAYOFF?

Getting a solid grounding in the sounds that make up all English vocabulary is the heavy lifting you MUST do to take the next BIG improvement step in YOUR pronunciation skill with the English language.

When you pay attention to the sounds that make up the words, a strange and wonderful thing starts to happen---when someone talks to you in English, you will begin to understand MORE of what they are saying.

VIDEO: Ricky Ricardo "reads" perfect English


Here are the study words from the video for you to practice: 

BOUGH

ROUGH

THROUGH

COUGH

ENOUGH

▼▼▼ Click this to hear these words ▼▼▼

What are the sounds of the English language?

The Key Sounds of English
44 Phonemes and 4 Blends

Phonics A- Z Mouth Shapes

Where should your mouth go when you enunciate English words?

HOW TO PRONOUNCE THE SOUNDS OF ENGLISH

>>> https://allesl.com/pronunciation-sounds-of-english/

BIG TIPS FOR YOU TO QUICKLY IMPROVE THE WAY YOU PRONOUNCE ENGLISH WORDS

  • Watch the mouth of the native English speaker.
  • Observe the way their mouth moves while they are talking.
  • Notice where the mouth goes, the shape the mouth takes when the person is speaking to you.
  • Move your mouth the same way when you speak English.
  • NOTE: Copy the mouth movements from native English speakers who have good diction.
WATCH THIS SHORT VIDEO
Try to Say the Words!


Here is a brief list of the most difficult English words to pronounce:

  1. Worcestershire
  2. Choir
  3. Squirrel
  4. Anemone
  5.  Isthmus
  6. Sixth
  7. Penguin
  8. Colonel
  9. Otorhinolaryngologist
  10. Rural

What are the most difficult sounds in the English language for non-native English speakers?

R --- /r/
Try saying my name, "Robert." IF it comes as "Lob Bert," you know you have a problem with where your tongue is going during your intonation of the "R" sound.
H --- /h/ 
Ask a native French speaker to say some words that begin with the letter "h."
House, home, horse, hearse, heard...you might notice that they leave the "h" out --- and so the words sound like this, "'Ouse, 'ome, 'orse, 'earse, 'eard." 


L --- /l/  
When  the "L" sound comes at the beginning, middle or end of a word...the way you make the sound is the same. 

This can be very difficult for a Chinese native speaker learning English.

What Are Some of the MOST Difficult English Words for a Native Chinese Person Who Is Trying to Speak English?

Words like "lilly, little, lamb, please, like."

What about when you try and say this word: ENGLISH?

And it sounds like, "...ENG-GRISH..." or "...ENG-GRESH...."

This is the moment in time when you suck-it-up, Buttercup...and go in deep inside your mouth---and get your tongue involved to help you intone the "L" sound.

Touch the top of the tip of your tongue to the back of your top teeth gum line. This ONLY lasts a moment.
HOW TO PRONOUNCE "L"
DH --- /ð/ 
TH --- /θ/
This is the famous "th" sounds that comes with these words: thou, thee, thy, thine, thyself; they, them, their, theirs, themselves.

And there are more words: there, then, than, thus, though, thence, thither.

Let us not forget the words: this, that, these, those.

Plus...therefore, thereupon, thereby, thereafter, thenceforth.

Then there are the words with "th" in the middle of the words...like these words:  heathen, farthing, fathom, bother, brother, dither, either, farther, father, further, heather, lather, mother, northern, other, rather, smithereens, slither, southern, together, weather, whether, wither.

Check out words with "th" at the end of a word: bath, breath, cloth, froth, health, hearth, loath, mouth, sheath, sooth, tooth/teeth, width, wreath.

Finally, here are some of the EXCEPTIONS. Don't get tricked by these words. They do NOT get the "TH" treatment: 

Many Spanish speaking people have some trouble with the English word "is."

They often say, "eeeessss." So it sounds more like the word "ease" than the word "is."

When the native Spanish speaker says this word, their mouth often makes the smiling position used when pronouncing a word beginning with the letter "E."
Is is pronounced "iz."

IS is a verb...
...3rd person singular present indicative of the verb "to be."

https://pronunciationstudio.com/spanish-speakers-english-pronunciation-errors/ 

http://confidencelearningservices.com/english-spanish-mispronounce/
Yes, but what does it mean?

You need some help to practice phonetics. When you start to practice the root foundation of all English words, you are going to begin to explode your ability to speak English...AND understand English when you are listening to someone talk to you.




English words are made up of individual sounds. When you practice these sounds, you are going to really get good at speaking English. And people are going to understand you better, too.


The first link is to a complete audio file library of the sounds that make up all the words in the English language.

This is a very powerful resource. It is a true power tool for you to use.


Next are two powerful apps you can use to listen to the phonetics and then record your own practice.



The next link is to a very detailed resource and tool that will help you to go really deep inside the way to correctly speak English words.


Yeah, that's great...but what about where my mouth, lips, tongue and jaw should be doing when I am trying to make all these sounds?


PRONUNCIATION IMPROVEMENT SOFTWARE

Next comes the best FREE software to help you pronounce English. When you use the software, you are going to be giving yourself the extra coaching necessary for you to not only speak better English and be understood---but you are also going to understand other people better when they speak English to you.

In fact, our research shows that when you practice pronunciation skills, your actual comprehension of spoken English improves, too.

Want to find out how good you are at listening to AND understanding spoken English?
Take these tests:

>>> LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST ONE

>>> LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST TWO

>>> LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST THREE



>>> https://pronunciation-coach.soft112.com/

>>> https://download.cnet.com/Pronunciation-English-School-for-Windows-10/3000-20414_4-77597642.html

>>> http://www.confidentvoice.com/blog/category/free-pronunciation-software/

>>> https://wikspeak.en.softonic.com/

>>> https://easypronunciation.com/en/best-language-learning-software-pronunciation-player

>>> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qkstudio.elearning.pronunciation.english.v2&hl=en_US
http://learningenglishresource.blogspot.com/2018/08/how-to-use-tests-to-improve-your.html



http://learningenglishresource.blogspot.com/2018/08/complete-list-of-english-grammar-tenses.html
http://learningenglishresource.blogspot.com/2018/08/how-to-be-able-to-think-in-english.html
http://learningenglishresource.blogspot.com/2018/08/i-want-you-to-write-five-sentences-each.html
http://learningenglishresource.blogspot.com/2018/09/do-you-want-to-learn-more-english.html 




http://learningenglishresource.blogspot.com/2018/09/what-are-best-ways-to-learn-english.html


http://saundz.com/5-most-difficult-english-sounds-for-esl-students/




http://mentalfloss.com/article/62731/9-strange-sounds-no-one-can-explain 


https://www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/phonetics-consonants-vowels-diphthongs-ipa-chart/



http://www.onestopenglish.com/skills/pronunciation/pronunciation-exercises/pronunciation-exercises-starter/beginner/146259.article



https://pronunciationstudio.com/english-difficult-pronounce/



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WHAT ARE THE BEST WAYS TO LEARN ENGLISH?


HOW TO BECOME AS GOOD AT ENGLISH AS I AM:

IN READING, WRITING, LISTENING AND SPEAKING ENGLISH

(I AM THE WORLD'S BEST ENGLISH TUTOR)

by
Robert Farmilo,
English Tutor,
Native Speaker
Born in Canada

CLICK HERE >>> YES! I WANT TO TEACH ENGLISH ONLINE!

I am often asked by students of English, "How can I really improve myself at English?"

Before I answer that question, let me ask you a question: "Why do you want to learn English?"

After I get the initial answer, I begin to dig deeper. My mission is to discover the underlying motivation. And I have a meta-purpose: To discover the FEELING inside the desire to become fluent with English.

More about that later.

HOW TO REALLY BECOME GREAT AT ENGLISH?

THE CONCRETE, WORKABLE ACTION PLAN TO EXPLODE YOUR SKILL WITH ENGLISH


STEP ONE:

KNOW YOUR REASON WHY..
...You Want to Learn English


The first step is to become keenly aware of WHY you want to bother with all this English stuff.

That will help to sustain you when you get bored, distracted, tired and fed-up with shoving English into every crevice of your being.

Until you link your inner burning desire with a workable action plan...you will not make the progress you are truly capable of making.

So, the obvious question is,"How do you KNOW what your inner burning desire is?"

You want to improve your English because...

  • You want to get a better job.
  • You want to get a promotion at your current job.
  • You want to travel.
  • You want to move to another country.
  • You want to study in another country.
  • You need English to get an education in some subject.
  • You need English because you want to communicate with other people who also use English, too.
  • You just are fascinated by the English language.
  • You want to watch movies without using subtitles.
  • You want to write books in English.
  • Some other reason.
  • All of the above.
NEXT:

How good do you want to get at English? How far do you want to go with your English skills? 

Do you want it all? As good or better than a native speaker?
Do you want to be better at English than I am?
  • READING
  • WRITING
  • LISTENING
  • SPEAKING
Do you want ALL the skills to be super fantastic number one quality? Is that your goal?

Okay, great. But now, please ask yourself, what will it feel like when you achieve your goal.

Imagine what it will feel like to be better than me at speaking, reading, listening and writing English.

Can you feel what this will feel like to you?

The sense of satisfaction and accomplishment?

Imagine you are fluent in English. FEEL what that will feel like.

That feeling is all important.

When you can connect your reasons to get good at English with the feeling you will have when you are really good at English...this will help you to PUSH yourself through the times when you HATE learning anymore stupid English stuff.

It will help you when you are tired and exhausted but you have to study this idiotic language. 

When you really know why you are bothering to study when your friends are relaxing and having fun...and you are struggling with some stupid English grammar rules---and all you want to do is stop, and go have some fun---IF you have a magic button to push that connects you with your real reasons for doing all this hard work...it will help you to PUSH through to the next level of being really good with and at English.

 If you need help getting your reason connected to the feeling, let me know. I can help you get this working.

>>> CLICK HERE TO GET MY HELP

STEP TWO:

USE SCENES from MOVIES & SERIES to LEARN ENGLISH


One proven way to get into the heart of native English is to dive deep inside the cultural references that are used in movies, television series, documentaries, music videos and cartoons that come from the USA, the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

This method teaches you to learn how to pronounce English vocabulary by imitating various scenes and segments from popular culture.
TAKE THE CHALLENGE!
Follow Along and Try this Tongue Twister

The method also includes the absorption of the meaning of vocabulary by visual association and tone of voice.


The 2 Week Diet

  What you see being acted out teaches you a deeper context of meaning and sense of proportion. You quickly learn what is meant to be appropriate...and inappropriate---when it comes to the use of English vocabulary.

One of the best series I have found to get you going with this method is taught by Loay Al-Shareef.

Watch this short video to learn exactly how the method works and how you can get started...right now.

I highly recommend you subscribe to his Youtube channel.

>>> LINK TO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT Loay Al-Shareef 
Here is another great resource with some more background information about the method. Go on, click on the link...and make my day.

>>> LEARN ENGLISH THROUGH MOVIES and FILM: A COMPLETE GUIDE 

 SUPER, SUPER BIG TIP! 

HOW TO UNDERSTAND ENGLISH EVEN WHEN IT IS BEING SPOKEN VERY FAST


If you use You Tube, you can take advantage of this really cool feature...YOU can slow the speed of the sound.

This way, you can listen carefully to spoken English AND understand more of what is being said...even when it is being said FAST!

LISTENING TO PEOPLE SPEAKING ENGLISH REALLY QUICKLY HELPS YOU DEVELOP SOMETHING CALLED PATTERN RECOGNITION


This method of improving your ability to understand spoken English...even when the person talking to you is speaking really fast---creates a strange and wonderful action in your brain that is called PATTERN RECOGNITION of speech patterns, word use and accent recognition.

How do you do this?

Take a small segment of spoken dialogue from a movie or TV series...about five to ten seconds is long enough--- that is too fast for you to understand.

Listen to the segment carefully.

You might catch a few words and understand those few words. Maybe...maybe not.

So, you do it again...and again, until you really do catch every word, and understand the words.

This is the heavy lifting of creating a long-lasting Pattern Recognition relationship in your brain.

It takes time, but it is one of the MOST productive and longest lasting results you will ever get from all your English language training efforts.

When you use the You Tube hack (see above) of slowing down the speed of videos, and listening carefully to the dialogue...you are going to really get some great results.

What are the great results?

When a person speaks to you really quickly you are going to start to KNOW what they are saying without having to think very much about what they just said. 

Instead, you will just KNOW what they have said. Similar to the way you know what somebody is saying to you in your own, native language...even when they talk quickly to you.


STEP THREE:

CONVERSATIONS IN ENGLISH


You know that using your English skills in a conversation is going to FORCE you to speak English. 

You will have to respond to questions and statements...maybe doing more than just nodding your head and making pleasant noises.

My best advice to you is do NOT think of NOT speaking because you are concerned about making mistakes. 

When you talk English in a conversation, it is your time to make as many mistakes as you can.

The more errors you make, the better.

It is the act of speaking that gets your brain working in a practical way with the English language. And this brain work-out is CRUCIAL to you getting good at English.

 CLICK HERE >>> HAVE A FREE CONVERSATION WITH A NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER


STEP FOUR:

GET GOOD AT LEARNING & USING ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS


LINK TO >>> COMMON PHRASAL VERBS

ONE OF THE BEST METHODS TO LEARN ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS?

The 14 Day Plan!

  • I want you to learn one new phrasal verb each day for seven days.
  • Each day you learn one new phrasal verb.
  • Each day you practice the phrasal verbs you have learned the previous days.
  • On Day Eight, stop learning any new phrasal verbs.
  • Then practice those seven phrasal verbs for another seven days.
Once you have completed this fourteen day cycle, repeat this method. 

Each day for seven days you learn a new phrasal verb.


I want you to learn one new phrasal verb each day for seven days. Each day for seven days you practice each phrasal verb PLUS the one you are learning that day.

(Make sure you keep practicing ALL the phrasal verbs you learned in the first seven days.)

Guess what you do next.
Go on...guess.
YES! Do another 14 day cycle.
And keep on doing this 

STEP FIVE:

DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH ACCENT?

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRONUNCIATION SKILLS PRACTICE

ENGLISH WORDS ARE MADE UP OF SYLLABLES & SOUNDS


http://www.aston.ac.uk/lss/research/lss-research/ccisc/discourse-and-culture/west-midlands-english-speech-and-society/sounds-of-english/


https://www.thoughtco.com/sounds-in-english-language-3111166


Learn about how words are made up of sounds and those sounds are called syllables.

Use software to help you make subtle changes in your pronunciation of English words.

Do you want to lose your accent?

How to speak with the accent of a native English speaker.

https://beckeraccentreduction.com/what-is-accent-reduction/

STEP SIX:

MAKE YOUR HOME AN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TRAINING CENTER/INSTITUTE


Label everything.
Read the label out loud and use it in a sentence.



NAME AND FORM: How to Use the Label System to Become Fluent in English

When you notice a label, make sure you:

  • Say out loud the English name for the object.
  • Make up and say out loud in English at least three sentences using the word.
  • Three sentences?
  • Yes, one in the past tense, a second sentence in the present tense, and the third one in the future tense.
But, Robert, that is a lot of work! 
Yes, it is a lot of work...but you can do it.
And even though you may not like the work, and in fact may sometimes HATE the work...you are going to LOVE the results.

But wait...there is more for you to do......when you listen to songs and music,make sure they are in English.

When you watch and listen to the news,
yes, ALL of it in English.

Movies and TV series...listen and watch in English.

Oh, and about using subtitles...when you can, try using English subtitles.

Speaking of reading...make sure you have lots of magazines and newspapers, flyers and circulars---and ALL of them in English.

WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO?

Talk to the wall, the mirror...a picture on the wall. Talk about what you feel...what you think...what your opinions are---about anything.

Is this crazy? YES!
But IF you want to push your English to the next level...you need to take EXTREME measures.

Talking to yourself is a good way to take an EXTREME measure.

PLUS, you can record your conversation and then listen to yourself. Listen to your voice and how you pronounce the words.

STEP SEVEN:

READ BOOKS WRITTEN IN ENGLISH

Here is the link to the complete lesson:

https://www.fluentin3months.com/reading/
>>> CLICK HERE FOR FREE EBOOKS

When you read, have a notebook handy. Write down any words you do not know. Have a dictionary handy. Check the meaning of a word you do not know.

Yes, you might find that you write down the same word many times before you start to remember the word. And there will probably be words that you remember and then forget.

One way to twist up your English language reading skills is to find books that have your native language on the facing page. This way you can dig deep inside the interior meaning of the English text.

>>> FREE Bilingual Books

Another way to hack the language learning is to incorporate listening to the English text of a great book...while you read the same text in English. 

Here is a useful link for you to search out stories that will keep your attention humming:

>>> Free and/or Public Domain Materials for Listening to & Reading Languages Simultaneously


STEP EIGHT:

Here are some of the best methods for you to learn and improve your English language skills ▼▼▼

>>> HOW TO USE TESTS TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH SKILLS

>>> COMPLETE LIST OF TESTS FOR ENGLISH TENSES

>>> HOW TO BE ABLE TO THINK IN ENGLISH

>>> WRITE YOUR WAY TO BEING FLUENT IN ENGLISH

>>> HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH VOCABULARY

Are you preparing to take ANY of the following tests?

  • International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
  • Occupational English Test (OET)
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT)
  • Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic.

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