6. Use technology
Listen to English podcasts, watch YouTube videos, or read eBooks for learners. Websites like ABC Education and SBS Learn English have free materials to help you study.
7. Learn Words in Context
Instead of memorising lists of words, learn them in real situations. For example, while shopping, learn phrases like "buy one, get one free" or "on sale," and practise using them.
8. Watch English Shows with Subtitles
Rewatch your favourite TV shows or movies in English with subtitles. Shows like Neighbours or Bluey are great for learning Australian words and expressions.
9. Read different things
Don’t just use textbooks. Try reading news websites like The Age or ABC News will help you learn new words and understand how English is used in real life.
10. Keep a vocabulary notebook
Write down new words or phrases you hear and practise using them. For example, note down phrases like "a piece of cake" (which means something is easy) or Aussie slangs and try using them in conversation.
By following these tips, you can improve your English while learning about Australia’s culture. Whether you use technology, talk to others, or set simple goals, every step will bring you closer to speaking English confidently!
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