如何利用电影和美剧练听力、口语（How to use movies and TV series to practice listening and speaking）.docVIP

如何利用电影和美剧练听力、口语（How to use movies and TV series to practice listening and speaking） Im sure there are many students who want to improve their listening or speaking by watching American movies or TV series. But the results were small, mostly because they didnt find good material, or didnt use the right method. Or a lot of students have this kind of confusion: every word of this sentence I send very standard, but why does not sound like foreigner say? Daisy thinks that good pronunciation is not enough, and there is a good intonation. Just watching the movie can help us a lot. Although I am not a master in the English learning, but I have nearly six years of experience in using English film material to practice English, so selectively to write it down here, hope to suffer on the way to learn English every students have some help. (this paper is divided into two parts: movie + TV series, which you can read. However, it is recommended to read the previous movie learning method.) First, the question of what movie to watch. Not every type of movie can improve your English. For example, if you cant hear a few sentences for an hour and a half and learn some English? Watching horror movies are scared to death, remember to learn English? Watching the tragedy is all about crying and feeling bad about not wanting to learn English. These films are not for you to see, but not for learning English. Some older films are not recommended, such as Waterloo Bridge and gone with the wind, which are now less commonly used. To learn English, I need to watch recent movies because they have a lot of language in them. But watch out for eight principles when youre learning English: The principle of choice. Choose a movie that is suitable for learning English Simple principles. Dont start a movie that is inscrutable and inscrutable. You cant read the Chinese version. What about the English version? The principle of recitation. Its best to recite the best bits of the movie dialogue The principle