To help you learn English, do you think it would be better to watch the same film repeatedly, or watch a variety of films? Explain why.
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What does being a "proficient English speaker" mean to you?
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What rewards does learning English bring you?
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Do you think it's better for everybody to read subtitles in English (assuming they are learning English)? When might it be better to have the subtitles in your mother tongue?
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What types of tasks, activities or pass time might help you improve English, but allow you to learn in a passive way?
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How much time do you and should you allocate to English every day? And every week?
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When does "rote learning", learning through repetition, help? And when is it pointless? (Apply to any subject you think is relevant)
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Many people think watching movies in English is a good way to learn the language. Do you agree?
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How do you learn new, previously unknown phrases?
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Why and when is it easy/hard for you to engage with learning English? Are there any particularly (de)motivating tasks or passtimes that you do in English?