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#Books
Reading books in your target language is a great way to improve your language skills.
¡FELIZ DIA DEL LIBRO Y DEL IDIOMA ESPAÑOL! Cada 23 de abril en el mundo hispano se celebra el día del libro y del idioma español. Y como ya es tradición, realicé una pequeña encuesta entre algunos de mis estudiantes solo a modo de curiosidad para conocer un poco de sus palabras y expresiones favoritas. Este tipo de actividades, a pesar de ser bastante sencillas, nos permite reconocer el idioma con el que nos comunicamos y enaltecer el sacrificio que hacemos para dominarlo, preservarlo y quererlo. Además, en estos tiempos de velocidad, prisa y “no tengo tiempo” nos hace reflexionar y darnos unos minutos para acercarnos al idioma y ya esto representa todo un triunfo y un símbolo de resistencia ante la prisa… Ahora sí, sin más dilación, algunas de las respuestas:
23 Th04 2023 14:10
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How difficult is “Atomic Habits” to read? A Review for English Learners Atomic Habits, the international sensation by James Clear has reached a level of fame few books ever achieve, especially non-fiction books. But, how difficult is the original English version to read? ➣ Overview: You probably know that the main idea of this book is that small changes in daily behaviour can have remarkable, often transformative, effects on your future self and that this book offers simple, actionable advice on how to identify and change bad habits and build good habits But, if English is your second language, how difficult is it to read? ➣ What English level is required to learn English? This book is perfect for level B2 students and above. However, if you are at a good B1 level you will be able to understand and follow the main ideas of this book. I read this book with my students at levels B1 - C2. For B1 levels you might need a dictionary to help you understand some words but you will be able to follow the advice without too much trouble. For higher levels, C1/2, you will be able to understand 99% of the vocabulary but will probably pick up a few interesting idioms throughout the book.
16 Th04 2023 08:22
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What is the best English language book you have read in the past year? For me, it is 'Educated' by Tara Westover. You really should believe the hype! I 100% recommend. While this book is a pretty difficult read if you are not a C1 or C2 level student, it is an incredibly fascinating and empowering story. The things which make this book difficult for English learners to read are: - A lot of very detailed, descriptive adjectives that are never used in daily life but add an incredible amount of detail and allows you to paint an accurate picture in your head of the harrowing accounts of her childhood - Complex grammar structures, such as 3rd conditional and inversion which make the meaning rather difficult to decipher. - Cultural references which might be difficult to grasp unless you are familiar with life in a tiny town in rural America Things which make this book worthwhile: - The number of shocking stories keep coming and coming, page after page - If you ever meet anyone that has read this book, you'll be discussing it for hours! - The authors writing style is incredibly engaging and it feels like not a single word has been wasted.
7 Th04 2023 12:54
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