English movies help to develop English skills

Movies are an excellent means of improving listening skills for English language learners. Movies are a great fun activity that develop actives listening when students are given prompts and language support before watching. One of the best ways for improving listening skills for an English language learners is through the movies. Movies allow to hear various dialects, accents and tones of speech. Active listening enhances understanding of vocabulary as well as various aspects of literacy. Movies make language come alive. Students who enjoy listening to their movie idols will enjoy the challenge of imitating their idols speech. Imitating is the highest form flattering. It is easier to learn so many English vocabulary, expressions and usage by watching movies. Watching movies can improve the listening skills of students, whether they are learning English as a foreign language or whether they just want to improve their ability to listen concentrate and comprehend. The use of movies enables students to improve their listening skills because they become engaged in the story line of the film, which offers both a visuals and audio depiction of dialog and story in a potential real life situation, using real emotions, diction, tone and slang, which can sometime be lost in a classroom environment.

INSTRUCTIONS:  Watch movies with subtitles. Most movies these days contain subtitles in a variety of languages, including English, which can benefit anyone who warns to improve their listening skills. Foreign students can improve their listening skills by watching a movie in English with their language subtitles. These will enable them to match the written words with the English spoken words. English speaking students can use subtitles to watch a film second time around to see if they were able to listen to and comprehend the dialog the first time around. Many will be surprised at how much information is missed without the use of subtitles.