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When I am watching an english video non-stop while reading english subtitles, Am I doing extensive reading and listening at the same time?

Please answer from your learning experience. I got a new Spanish book and I can’t read it. How do you read a totally new book. Do you get anybody to read it for you. Or you get it with audio sounds thank you

Morksensei, thank you for this wonderful lesson. I would like to have the blog script.

thank a lot for sharing about the reading type, both extensive and intensive reading are so helpful for me. because I still learn English, I more often do extensive reading..

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(at 7:30 in the video) I think the couple in the picture are carrying backpacks, why the answer C is incorrect? Look forward your explanation! Thanks a lot!

Thank you very much, i have learned a lot about political science, which is my field of interest

I found this video describing extensive reading in the best possible way, in shortest time possible, clearly and practically, without trying to sell or promote something

I saw a lot of cases where all three forms have been used. Coercive power caused a lot of corruption in my society. Persuasive form tore us up, it's very dangerous, especially in the hands of religious characters. Manipulation is without a doubt the worst form since the masses believe anything the media spreads.

I was hoping of finding the rest parts but i am sad u stopped posting

Here is how to paraphrase Kepler's 2nd law - "A line from a sun to a planet swings out equal areas, at equal times.": Kepler said that an imaginary line, with foci being the "sun" and the "planet" does this -- it accelerates towards the objects as it gets nearer and nearer to these objects, with the acceleration maximized as it goes around these, and then, it decelerates in speed as it goes away from the objects. That's a long paraphrase, but this works. And to be careful, I quoted "sun" and "planet" to make sure that my paraphrase did not become a "close paraphrase', which can be plagiarizing. However, if you do a research assignment that only focuses on physics or classical mechanics, you don't need to cite that above fact - most physicists know that law already.

So here is common knowledge - "Emmett Till was killed unjustifiably in Money, MS." That is a well-known fact. It is known by both a lot of Blacks who are not scholars, and those who are Black history scholars as well. You don't need to cite that. But, "X author said that Emmett Till was going to intend to whistle at a second White woman, and was going to do that before the mob grabbed him and lynched Till, even up to axing part of his face several times, even knocking out one of his eyes." - - - That's not common knowledge. You must cite that because this statement is only known by expert Black history scholars and historians, and not a lot of other people. Otherwise, you are plagiarizing.

And when paraphrasing a source---if you just change only a few words in the original source in your taking of notes instead of using the paraphrase in your own words in the notes--you face the booby trap of plagiarism that will be set, and when the professor catches you doing that, the booby trap explodes on you, and you get punished accordingly. You could be also be expelled from the institution depending on how bad the plagiarism is! Paraphrasing right while taking notes, therefore, is extremely important to avoid plagiarism accusations.

This is technically INTELLECTUAL LARCENY! That is what plagiarism is! And like other offenses - you get caught with it, you will be penalized for that!!!!!

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Beautifully articulated summary thank you 😊

thanks madam for this informative video

excellent presentation

Thank you for extensive reading is easy to apply

Nice

Good Presentation Goal is to learn language via Reading.

Very good explanation thank you

Excellent & informative lecture

very nice session

nice session

Very information

Very informative Extensive Reading categorically explained.The more you read, the more you learn.

Useful session about vocabulary -Dr Virenkumar Pandya BDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA

Useful session about extensive reading -Dr Virenkumar Pandya BDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA

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Very interesting session

Thank you for this session

Thank you for your help. I am a student of political science and international relations at university in Turkey. I’m a Kurdish woman, I have two languages. These languages are Kurdish ( that is my mother language - it is very important for history of world ) and the other is Turkish. English will be my third language. This year is first for my department. And I’m feeling very very lucky for found your page- account address. 🧡

You are really great Professor ! Grettings from Morocco

Thankful to you ❤.

Great facilitator

Hi, Cathrine! You really make good lessons for us learners of English. Thanks a lot!

I feel Little bit Improvement indeed!

Wow !!! I love 💕💕💕💕 this video so much since l had not take part during communication skills learning time but now am better with you

good explaination.🙂

Thank you, teacher! Good lesson, as usual. Knowing the history of English is a very helpful thing for learners of this language.

Hi, teacher! Hi, Cathrine! I would like to express my opinion concerning language exchange. I do not hear about it very often. It is not difficult to find a language exchange partner with a low level of your native language, but it is much more difficult to find a partner with a more advanced level. When your level of English is advanced, you want to talk with people speaking at a more advanced level of your language. It is much more interesting for you.

Thank you, Morksensei! Very good lesson. I constantly try to copy your pronunciation. It helps me a lot. More lessons for advanced learners.

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