Best Books for Learning English Speaking
Accelerate Your English Learning by Getting the First 90 Days RightYou see, nothing is ever "better" than anything else. It's all about what you love doing, and what you don't.
Best Books for Learning English Are the Books You Love Reading
The books you read are unlikely to be a good source of study-material anyway (I talk about this in my free Rocket Launch Method training). Exposure to English you've already studied is important, yes, as is getting ideas and content to talk about. But read a book because you want to read it. Not because someone says you should.Improving in English, fast
If you want to see the fastest improvement in English, there's an optimal balance of study and using. I'll teach you this in my free Rocket Launch Method training ー just go here. Best, Julian NorthbrookSubscribe to Dr Julian Northbrook's Daily Emails for Speaking Better English & get FREE access to the Doing English App, packed with free lessons:
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