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Can understand English conversation, but not the news – what should you do?
April 16, 2020 , by Dr Julian Northbrook
One of my Extraordinary English Speakers members asked a great question about the exercise we use for developing listening skill in English.
She can understand conversation really well now, she said, but less than 50% of the news.
Why is this?
And what should she do?
If this is a problem you also struggle with, take 03:24 minutes to watch this video:
https://vimeo.com/408399374
Then to get my help, go to the URL below and study my free training. I’ll teach you the 5 changes you need to make to your English learning routine in order to see the fastest results.
https://www.doingenglish.com/freetraining
All the best,
Julian Northbrook
P.s. If you need some help mastering English, fast, first go to https://www.doingenglish.com/freetraining and study my Rocket Launch Method training (after that, if you want to go deeper go to https://www.doingenglish.com/MEFA and put yourself on the waiting list for my coaching course).
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