Recommend some American dramas and British dramas, preferably to help practice listening

Life is big**, desperate housewife, she speaks very clearly inside, and the speed of speech is appropriate.

Practicing English is more suitable for some sitcoms, I recommend Friends, Daddy Says, Fat and Chubby, Daddy's Romance, everyone loves Chris.

If it's to listen to pronunciation or something.

The sound of gossip girl is very nice and relatively simple.

And the pronunciation of vampire dairy is also very good.

You can read all the English subtitles first, and then watch the Chinese and English.

Or read it twice in Chinese and English, and remember to listen to it the second time. . . I even studied English.

If you want to watch other films, you can ask me again.

Forget the classics, friends. Highly recommended by the senior sister teacher. The reason is because of life, Americanization.

Medical Drama: Grey's Anatomy, Dr. House, Private Medicine.

Drama: Prison Break, 24 Hours, CSI

Sci-fi: The 4400, Heroes, Vampire Diaries.

These are more classic, I hope you like it.

Our English teacher recommended that we watch "Kyle XY", the English in it is very clear, but it is a very old film, PPS has it, and the plot is also very good.

the vampire'S diary Nikita Gossip and so on are good-looking and can learn English, very good, the landlord to see it is really good.

Early sitcoms Growing pains Moderate speed of speech and clear pronunciation.

The Vampire Diaries、This should be an American drama。

Just came out in 10 years.

There are a few most suitable for practicing speaking, if you are a girl, it is recommended to watch "The King's Speech", and "Forrest Gump" and "The Bride Who Ran Away from the Princess Diaries", the main feature is that the language is more orthodox, and then most of it is close to life, so it is very good to learn oral or something, a few British ones are very good, and most of the others are American, and it is recommended to imitate Julia Roberts, Tom Hanks, Megarian and the like with full pronunciation.

It's best to read the bilingual one first, and then watch the original version (without Chinese), and understand it yourself. It is still helpful to improve English.

Go to the BBC documentary, how meaningful it is to watch, such as wild China and the like, pure English sound is good

Take a look at the big bang theory, absolute puzzle, and the most important thing is to see which country you want to go to, New Zealand, Australia, India, all speak English, you have also done IELTS listening, can you say that it is English after practice

If we just want to be a good "roast duck", then listen to them all, and if we catch up with India and Britain in one exam, then we can only accept our fate iii--

Well, I think the English speed of the Twilight series is okay, but it's quite romantic, although it involves vampires, but it's mainly about a vampire and a human love story.

Kung Fu Dream", "New York Moment", "Ice Princess", "Princess Diaries".

Why not a TV series? In fact, if you want to practice listening, TV series are the best choice, especially sitcoms, which have a lot of dialogue and are very life-like. And everything in the movie basically depends on the plot, and there may be relatively few dialogues.

Personally, I recommend Friends, watch the ten seasons of Friends a few times, and then listen to IELTS as if playing.

Older movies are more suitable.

Listen to a friend's introduction to say that British dramas are more suitable for practicing speaking.

There is a special topic in Flying English, which is to watch movies and learn English, and you can go and see it.