How to improve your English by READING!

[@tininaadoozie3863]

New subscriber here. This video was really helpful to me. This is advice perfect for ESL, IELT, TOEFL etc... students.

[@Sirnewtzz]

Catch 22 is one of the best books I've read. I freaking love that book. That book expanded my vocabulary a great deal. I highly recommend it.

[@karenbichon5844]

Thanks 🙏

[@Sunfuturereading]

I am the 666th subscriber

[@tininaadoozie3863]

#IELTS #TOEFL #ESL #english Hopefully, this helps to meet the right group of people who need this video.

[@pm3099]

It's a good idea to close the book when you feel exhausted, "it's not your day" 😂

[@MarinaNeljubina]

Cool! I turned on subtitles and understood everything! Но без субтитров сложно. Главное - регулярность, да?

[@alexroaming1]

К субтитрам можно привыкнуть, лучше если ничего не понятно посмотреть с сабами и потом на повторе без, уже после разбора непонятных слов, и можно контрольно на следующий день на фоне переслушать еще раз. Да муторно, но работает

[@foobaryorozuya4397]

I’m Kira.

[@DrVetMatheoHerrera]

What about Robert Greene´s books? What kind of level are those books?

[@LTheEnglishTeacher]

Unfortunately I haven't read any books by Robert Greene. I googled and read a page from "The 48 Laws Of Power" (an interesting book btw). The text, the ideas, the message are very complicated, whereas the vocabulary is almost at the hardest difficulty level. To make it even harder you can only add old-fashioned vocabulary from let's say The Call of Cthulhu.

[@stuartnochance]

Maybe it would increase your credibility if your title didn’t have a spelling error.

[@LTheEnglishTeacher]

A good eye! Thank you! You're awesome👍