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what is the best routine to learn english?🤔
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I would suggest to practice for 10 minutes once or twice a day
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There is no shortcut. Just read a lot and find people to speak English to, but most importantly, make it fun!
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Please read fiction books - you have no idea how fun it is while also getting the benifit of being 100 percent fluent in english. And if you don't know a word, find it 💯
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