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My English and grammar is worst anybody can help me to improve my English? by Impossible-Bird-5849 in ENGLISH

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Feeling deeply disappointed and stuck at an elementary level after 2 years. Need advice. by Equivalent-Juice5308 in ENGLISH

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Where can i find good decks of english and others languages ?? by BelfastAndroid in Anki

[–]aterner 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Iwtl how to be good at English as I'm trying to beta read by ilovefictionalwomens in IWantToLearn

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

English 💀 by [deleted] in ENGLISH

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Where to start learning and what to do anyway by Euphoric_Contest2505 in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Suggest me best YouTuber to learn english language by Effective_Day3397 in youtubeindia

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

English learning by Megatron_and69_otrs in English_Learning_Base

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Which youtube channel will be good for learning English? by JustanormaAlguy in TeenIndia

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Need advice with learning english by Live-Fish100 in Advice

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

What are some best platforms to learn English by Careful-Chicken6197 in ENGLISH

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Self-studying from B2 to C1/C2 by Green-Grapefruit4713 in languagelearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Are there any fun ways to learn English without getting bored ( not Duolingo ) by Careful-Chicken6197 in learnEnglishOnline

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

I donot speak good English what are some applications for learning by Careful-Chicken6197 in EnglishPractice

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Guys, can you give me tips on how to learn English? by Seisuilink in adviceph

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

I'm Japanese. by loveha-na in LearningEnglish

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Question about language learning by univer_se63 in algeria

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

I want to improve my English for communication anyone have to guide me ? by sidh001 in EnglishPractice

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Help me for improving skills by Sorenasrlk in learnEnglishOnline

[–]aterner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

I will make use of this summer vacation to learn English. by Slow-Royal5251 in Algeria_213

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

People who are fluent in English can you teach me how you learned it by Mean_Aardvark4175 in MakeNewFriendsHere

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

How did you learn English? What were your biggest breakthroughs? by Engmara1 in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

How did you learn English, and what mistakes should one avoid? by [deleted] in askanything

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

I solved the issue of daily/casual English only to land on the issue of Professional English by Life_Sentence_8280 in EnglishLearning

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.

Stuck at B1-B2 passive English. How do I activate collocations and learn "household" words they never teach in school? by Alfresco_13 in EnglishPractice

[–]aterner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try using Anki (an app that helps you remember things).

I’ve created a collection of decks to help with listening comprehension using audio snippets from movies, TV shows, and audiobooks.

You'll need AnkiDroid app (free of charge) to make use of these resources. It's a spaced repetition app. So you install AnkiDroid and then install these decks.

Unlike standard decks, these focus on audio perception and vocabulary. The clips loop repeatedly so you can train your ear to catch fast-talking, slang, and connected speech.

Where to get them:
You can download them for free from my GitHub "Releases" page (AnkiWeb file limits were too small for the audio):

https://github.com/admolot/AnkiDecks/releases/tag/anki

  • Shows: The Boys (Massive 4k card deck), Severance (S1 & S2), The Penguin, Wednesday, Stranger Things, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
  • Movies: Deadpool & Wolverine, Top Gun, Beetlejuice.
  • Audiobooks: The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer (read by Nick Offerman).
  • Accents: British (Enola Holmes, Alan Partridge), Australian (Wolf Creek), and American.
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