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15.HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH WITH TV?

Hello everybody!

Today I'm going to show you some of them and I also hope that you have a good day. 

Well, we've talked about benefit of learning English with movies, series, news, Tv shows and video English lesson. The fact is, you can learn English with any kind of English media! Many of the websites on our list have videos that don't specifically English. Besides, that means you'll need to watch a movie or a show for keep your body attend and watching for the purpose of learning. Too don't just to be entertained.

Before you start, it´s useful to have a goal. Where you can ask your about as that you are hoping to learn from the videos you watch. in the other hand, you must keep a notebook nearby fro writing down new words, phrase and other useful information. After each video, describe the video in your own words with help of your notes on paper and replaying certain parts to improve your english.

Finally, you could watch about what kind of learning you do depends on what you watch for. Perhaps, Here are some ideas to get you started:

1. Watch for the culture- people speak differently depending on Where they're from.
2.Watch fro the people- listen to the accents between the way people and said about their place in society.
3.Watch for the language- Listen to the way vocabulary, grammar and phrases are used.

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