How to learn English:

Students and teachers from our school give us some tips.

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Santiago Duarte, 15 years old

10th Grade.

I have studied in the school since I was 6, I learned English by myself... I started when I was 3 or 4 years old from scratch, then my parents brought me up on an English ambience, listening to american music, watching movies and when I got more vocabulary started reading completely in English... I would say the best way to learn English is to want, then start working on a strong base of verbs and vocabulary and try to build some sentences of your daily routine, and when you feel like you got a special skill you could start training your listening, just watch your favourite movies in English and if you don't understand, don't worry, that's normal, just turn on the subtittles in English ('cause we wanna listen, not read) and then your ear will recognize the words. To speak, just try to say the same as the actor as similar as you can and after that, try to change the sentences with another verb of person, it doesn't matter. Basically, try to find a funny sense to do it. So I hope you to get in the flow with this challenge. ;)

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Cesar Rodriguez.

Economics teacher.

I have been teacher for around 12 years. I teach Economics and Entreprenueur this year and I help with the English conversation club at the school. If you want to improve your English you should listen it as much as you can and to take advantage of all the opportunities to speak by skype or whatever kind of comunication app. It is very useful to attend a conversation club  as well, where you can practice the new vocabulary  that you have learned and  to listen different kind of accents from native people. Practice this advices and you will talk with many people from around the world.

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