Does watching American dramas to practice English really work?

Actually, I don't think it's 100% effective.

But watching American dramas can create an atmosphere in English, in fact, learning languages is not a lot of practice, more use, and more contact.

It helps with all your heart.

It is best to read Chinese and English subtitles together, and try to read English subtitles.

Of course. It doesn't need to be too forced.

It doesn't have to be a learning task.

Don't think of improving your English as an end in itself, but as a subtle result.

So when you watch it, you should watch a general TV series.

It's up to you.

At first, of course, I didn't understand it, but I had to read the subtitles.

Gradually, slowly comprehend some words and sentences.

Slowly, you can probably understand without reading the subtitles.

But this can be a bit of a long process ... It's best to build up more vocabulary and practice more grammar.

Watch American dramas and learn English.

Is the language the biggest lie? Why do I advise you not to watch American dramas to learn English? Watching American dramas to learn English is really useful Is it useless?

The answer is definitely useful. But how much can it help? Depends on your original level and ** way.

Students who have no foundation or are so weak that they can't understand anything without reading subtitles, well, you can watch American dramas as an entertainment pastime, learn about some common American people's lifestyle and cultural background, and learn some simple high-frequency phrases or short sentences, but it is a bit unrealistic to think that you can speak fluent and authentic English like a foreigner just by watching American dramas in general.

Of course, it is especially helpful for listening and the use of some slang.

It's better not to have English subtitles, see your patience, bro.

1. Prepare the pen and paper, put the pen next to the mouse, place the note between the screen and the seat, and make preparations for pausing and recording at any time.

2. Only record the sentences that can trigger your inner feelings and resonance, as well as some sentence patterns and grammar that meet your own personality characteristics.

3. It is best not to analyze and think and try to memorize when recording, and after the whole film is completed, it will be reviewed and sorted out in a unified manner.

4. After the typical sentences and wonderful dialogues in a chapter or a movie are recorded, you must strike while the iron is hot and find a way to use them. (For example, by blogging or practicing in the English corner.) If you attend a training course, don't miss any opportunity to practice your eloquence.

Then use the lrc lyric device to make it into a synchronous display of the lyrics text, put it in your own *** or computer, review it at any time, and practice everywhere. Before you know it, the essence of this film comes to mind and can be quoted at any time. So as to achieve the ultimate goal of learning English through film and television.

Let me share, I also learned English by watching American dramas.

Read Chinese and English subtitles, take a notebook and put it next to it when you read it, when you see or hear more words or phrases, or even some interesting sentences, if you don't know, write it down decisively, often take it out to see, and recall.

At this time, you will find out which sentence of this word is in the play and how it is used, you can remember it clearly.

Although vocabulary is very important, how to use it, under what circumstances, and how to use it habitually are also important, and this method can help a lot.

In this way, you don't need to memorize words with example sentences.

Hope it helps.

Persistently, I've had about 10 pages like this.

It is not possible to learn English by "seeing", you must first "listen" and then "read".

Post two pictures.

1.The vocabulary is enough, and you can't use too many words for daily communication. Of course, if you want to express a clear point of view in certain areas, you need to expand your vocabulary.

2.Watching American dramas, if you still read subtitles, at most it can only help you expand some expressions. It is not beneficial to improve English proficiency, or to watch American dramas.

3.Friends, the first season, I watched each episode more than 20 times Scenes, dialogues, etched in my mind. Don't be delusional about how it will be the first time, how it will be the second time. For the first 5 times, you can figure out the plot without subtitles, even if it is not easy.

Watch more American dramas of daily life such as Modern Family, don't just watch Chinese, try to combine Chinese to see English when watching, so that some words you read more, basically two or three times can be remembered (impressive once you can remember), some phrases can also be learned. It is recommended that you also listen to English songs, you can also find Chinese on the Internet, and you must understand the words and memorize them. To improve the sense of language, read more and speak more.

Good luck with your move.

The first time is a combination of Chinese and English, the second time is a combination of Chinese and English, and the third time is only in English, and that point will not be looked at Chinese or checked. But won't you get tired of watching it so many times? I still wish you a good result in the entrance examination.

The first time, I listened to the dialogue while watching the translation, and the second time, I listened to the dialogue and translated it in my own heart. Also pay attention to the accumulation of some miles and phrases. If there are words that you can't remember, you can check them later.

Read more and see how many you read in a row. Be sure to choose a good repertoire, preferably simple and long-lasting. Again, you don't know enough words. You only know which words you know when you go to college, so don't worry.

This, I've never remembered it when I watched a drama.

Read it repeatedly, it's best to have an electronic dictionary with you, and if you see something you don't understand, start looking it up and keep it in mind.

Not all American dramas are suitable for learning English.

If you like to watch action movies like "24 Hours", then you will be fluent"Phew""Boom""Ugh"Something like that shoots in English. If you like to watch "Dr. House" with a strong professional**, then you can basically speak some Chinese and English such as MRI, CT, Tumor, etc., which you don't even understand. If you watch "Prison Break", you basically don't need to raise your hand, and others will know that you are the best party.

Not all dramas are suitable, and American dramas used for learning must have a certain amount of dialogue, life-oriented, and civilian-oriented.

Yes, the more you play the game, the more proficient you become, it's all the same.

Able to learn English but unable to enjoy it for fun.