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Wednesday, 19 June 2019

learning english from films - an overview

What are your favourite film genres?
Jay Doubleyou: film noir
Jay Doubleyou: the mockumentary
Jay Doubleyou: blockbusters don't have to be stupid
Jay Doubleyou: shakespeare
Jay Doubleyou: animation
Jay Doubleyou: fight club: how many film genres in one film?

What's your favourite film?
Jay Doubleyou: what's your favourite film - we love lists of favourite films...

What sort of effect do films have on us?
Jay Doubleyou: "i think this is one of the few movies that might actually be able to inspire someone to lead their life a little differently."

Why watch films in the original?
Jay Doubleyou: how to learn english from movies

How do you watch: with or without subtitles?
Jay Doubleyou: how watching films can help your english

With a specific technique here:
Jay Doubleyou: learn english from movies
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