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05 Jul 2013, 12:10
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How to improve the score in the listening section especially?
06 Nov 2015, 00:22
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The best way to increase one’s vocabulary and build listening skills is to actually listen to the English language and read a variety of academic material in English. Listening is found to be most engaging when it is entertaining. Movies, live interviews and television shows are therefore perfect opportunities to hone listening skills especially because they also have visual cues and reinforcements.
11 Nov 2015, 07:06
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It will be very useful for you to try different kind of topics, as it will widen your understanding of English. Watch movies in English; watch TEDx talks, as they are more about scientific things; listen to different podcasts. The thing is to try to perceive different subjects: popular/general, science, news, etc. At first you can start watching everything with subtitles, it will help you to get used to it.
Another thing is you can listen to your favorite English songs and write what you have just heard. There are lots of expressions/quotes/slang are used in the songs, so you will learn them.
And probably the most effective option is to talk to someone who knows English well, even better with native speakers. Live communication is always the best way to learn any language.
Another thing is you can listen to your favorite English songs and write what you have just heard. There are lots of expressions/quotes/slang are used in the songs, so you will learn them.
And probably the most effective option is to talk to someone who knows English well, even better with native speakers. Live communication is always the best way to learn any language.
