How can I learn by watching English movies?

First watch it for the first time and get familiar with the Qi scene of this feature film.

Then read it paragraph by paragraph and write down what you heard in your notebook! In this way, I practiced both listening and memorization!

In addition, when looking for a movie to watch, it is best to find a combination of Chinese and English! Trust you, stick to it! Listening to more English songs also helps a lot.

I think you should first figure out what level you are at, like junior high school? High school? Level four?

In this way, you can confirm that you should work hard to learn, step by step, and you must be right.

good luck！

Hehe, I also work in a pharmaceutical factory to do QC, and now I do pharmaceutical equipment in ** company. Learn English from a simple listening, slowly increase the difficulty, listen more and watch more, English will naturally get better, it is best to change to a foreign company, where the environment is stronger. Good luck.

Follow the eight principles:

1. The principle of film selection. The right choice of movies that are suitable for English learning.

2. Simple principles. Don't just choose a movie with a clear content.

3. The principle of memorization. For the movie's heavy Yinghua fragments, it is best to memorize them.

4. The principle of repetition. A movie has to be repeated many times, knowing that it can be fully understood without subtitles.

5. The principle of combining precision and model. Take out a few movies and carefully understand and learn. At the same time, you can also watch some of your favorite movies.

6. The principle of imitation. For exemplary films, imitate the dialogues of the various characters in them.

7. The principle of assault. Try to break through in a short period of time, and don't ask for too long.

8. Choose the movie according to the pronunciation criteria of the actors. So that you can imitate the generous voice.

Look and listen over and over again.

After watching it many times, try to understand every sentence in the movie. Repeat the sentence in it.

Write down the words you know and the words you don't know in your notebook, and figure out the specific usage and expression by yourself, so that you can still understand and even use similar situations in the future.

Let's build it up slowly

Don't read the subtitles, listen and write what you hear, and then look at the subtitles to see what's right and what's wrong. And then keep repeating.

The first thing to do is to increase interest.

If you don't want to learn, there's always no way.

Either you pressure yourself to learn, make a plan for yourself, and warn yourself every day what will happen if you don't study well, and when you are under pressure, you will move.

Or just get something interesting to learn, such as English blockbusters, or English songs.

But the most taboo thing in learning is not to insist, as long as you stick to it, no matter which method, after a certain period, there will be gains.

Find a movie you like and listen to the same clip over and over again until you can speak it fluently. Then move on to the next clip. One of the biggest taboos in learning a foreign language by watching a movie is watching the whole movie, so that although you listen to it all the time, you learn almost nothing.

Memorizing words, dictating short texts, and communicating with foreigners are good ways to improve your English. It's okay to watch the original movie, but you need some basic knowledge of English.

To learn English well, you need to follow the following principles:

The principle of simplicity: only by starting from a simple point can it be easy to get started, easy to generate "interest", and easy to carry things on. English reading should adhere to the "simple principle", listening, speaking, and writing should start with the simplest, because the simple principle has great advantages:

1. Create a sense of accomplishment and cultivate self-confidence.

2. Increase interest.

3. The language is catchy.

4. It is easy to apply what you have learned.

The principle of quantity. You can't be too eager to learn English, because only with "quantity" can there be a "qualitative" leap.

In the accumulation phase of quantity, the correct learning method should also be followed. Taking reading as an example, a set of simple reading materials is divided into six levels, each level has five or six books, and a book is only about 100 pages, and it is not more than a week to read a level of reading. In the process of reading, don't stick too much to grammar, you can occasionally experience the role of grammar, but focus on understanding the topic.

It is important to note that we are using English to obtain information, understand culture, life, and absorb new ideas. You have to read it in to read it fast. Don't study the language, but think that quantity comes first and read as fast as possible.

In this way, if you keep reading for three or four months, your English reading level will improve rapidly.

Watching movies and learning English is only one aspect. But you can. Watch it once without pausing, familiarize yourself with the plot, and then watch it a second time.

From the second pass, when you encounter a new word or phrase, you have to pause and take notes. Then, look up the dictionary. That's fine.

But you can't just read books.

If you want English skills instead of exams, the key is to speak up, you can go to the English corner to communicate with everyone, but don't relax in class.

I used to think the same way, but I watched English movies for four years in college and didn't learn anything. I learned the tone and tone of my voice. It's still important to be hands-on and eloquent.

If you don't know English, you still watch English movies, this is not good, you can't understand it, the more you watch, the more anxious you become, starting with the words and meanings.

Watching the original English movie can indeed help improve English proficiency, but there are still certain requirements for personal English foundation, and if the foundation is not good, it is difficult to improve by watching movies. At the same time, we should also pay more attention to the choice of movies, try not to watch action movies, and choose the standard pronunciation of the dialogue in the play, and the content is close to life.

Like English cartoons, it's still more suitable, because English dubbing is very standard.

Definitely not, you have to learn and accumulate on your own!

As long as any material is used well, it can have the effect of learning English. So what should we do to use movies as material for learning English?

First, practice intonation through reading along. This should be the most thought of method, and we have to choose a movie with a moderate speed to imitate. And don't try to read the lines of the whole movie, that's impossible, and it's a very inefficient method.

You can choose one of the passages that you are interested in, about three to five minutes, and then listen to it repeatedly, listening and reading along at the same time, and finally be able to start and end at the same time as the lines.

Second, learn authentic expressions through lines. This method requires us to take out the lines in it and analyze it after watching the movie. If you find that there are very authentic vocabulary and sentence patterns, accumulate them and use them in your daily spoken language.

Third, learn about British and American culture through the plot of the movie. Many historical films and documentaries have rich cultural backgrounds, and in the process of watching movies, if we find the prototype of a historical event or a metaphor for a political event, we can search for materials through the Internet after watching the movie to figure out the ins and outs of this historical fact. It is also possible to learn about the life of a certain character through movies, which can deepen our understanding of British and American culture.

To watch a movie, you must first determine the level you already have.

If your English level is average, it is recommended that you watch American cartoons, because the words used in cartoons are not very difficult, and the sentences are relatively short, relatively speaking, they should be simpler, and they are more suitable for people with a lower level to learn English.

You have a certain foundation in English, you can choose more life-oriented movies to learn English, and dramas can also be, such as the friends series, which is very famous. But there are a lot of American slang in friends, and it is really not recommended to learn this way without a certain foundation.

Then there is the learning that if you really use movies to learn English, you can't say that I can watch it once, then you are watching the plot not English, and you have to watch it at least 10 times to learn English with movies, which is really learning English instead of watching movies. And not just to see, but to follow.

So in fact, watching movies to learn English is a thing that seems easy but actually very painful, after all, you have to learn to watch it many, many times.

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