My usual advice for this is: (a) don't try to use music to learn English. I think that in some languages, songs are written and sung in 'proper' language. That is often not the case in English. There are entire websites with 'misheard lyrics'. There are many songs where I have no idea what the words are, as the singers don't sing very clearly, and sometimes songwriters mangle the words to fit the tune. (b) Find something to read or watch that interests you. It's much easier to learn if it is fun and interesting, or funny, if you like that. So - if you say what you like, it is easier to suggest something appropriate.

Movies to watch: Wizard of oz Akelah and the bee Night at the museum Now you see it, now you don't X - men series Twilight series Divergent series How to kill mocking jay Books to read: The 7 habits of highly effective teens or the 7 th habit of highly effective people Forty rules of love Divergent novel Twilight novel Wuthering heights The book thief Hope you watch the movies and read the books I have told you, p.s I have seen the movies I wrote above and read the books that's why I am recommending you.

For English, see American sitcoms of your liking. For example, big bang theory, game of thrones, friends. Movies - the dark knight, lord of the rings triology. I think it will be helpful if you can see them with subtitles ON