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What's a good TV show to learn English while watching?

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UGC Environmental Sciences with 5 years of Experience

Friends is an excellent sitcom that one can enjoy and learn the language from it as well. The show has a clear enunciation and slower speech rate that one can keep up with. Also, having subtitles can help you learn a lot faster. Not only does one learn the language but also the culture
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Watch any cartoon movie mainly British movies with subtitles and keep repeating it. They have really excellent dialogue delivery. Afterall, they are the real one to whom English Language actually belongs.
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Thumb rule to learn English language 1) Read only English, watch only English, it can be any thing - This will help you understand the basics, help know words...in long run it will help build good vocabulary 1) Try to speak in English, even though you know you are speaking wrong English - This will...
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Thumb rule to learn English language 1) Read only English, watch only English, it can be any thing - This will help you understand the basics, help know words...in long run it will help build good vocabulary 1) Try to speak in English, even though you know you are speaking wrong English - This will remove hesitation and build confidence. Languages can be learnt in a month's time, if learn't sincerely. To begin with start watching English News Channel (Timenow, Wion etc). read less
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English cannot be imitated just by watching English shows, you can only grasp the accent. Although there are certain shows which when you watch, you can definitely focus more on the way the characters are speaking and also the vocabulary of words that strike you so much, and keeping a note of the words....
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English cannot be imitated just by watching English shows, you can only grasp the accent. Although there are certain shows which when you watch, you can definitely focus more on the way the characters are speaking and also the vocabulary of words that strike you so much, and keeping a note of the words. Later finding the meaning of such words and try to use them in appropriate places wherever required. So you can watch True Detective, Crown, House of cards. But reading good noteworthy English stories and daily editorials will always rescue you alot. read less
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Good Morning Nandini, I hope you are doing good. I will suggest you to watch ted speaker show to learn good vocabulary or any movies with subtitles. Thanks and Regards Nidhi Batra
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If you are a beginner, pegga pig is a youtube channel which will definitely be fruitful for you. Otherwise, BBC learning english channel of youtube is the best. Especially, check the playlist for animated drama.
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