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yes that would be a great way to learn English,interesting subject matter is very important. by lisa0714eli Jun 10

This is a really good website for students learning English as most talks have subtitles in English. I recommend: 1. Pick a short talk that sounds interesting. 2. Listen to it without subtitles. 3. Listen again with English subtitles. 4. Pause and write down new vocabulary and phrases. 5. Share your talk with a friend and tell them what you've learnt. by billiehaase Jun 7

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