You might consider allocating time to listen to thought-provoking TED Talks or BBC podcasts, which can provide a wealth of knowledge and stimulate engaging discussions. Alternatively, you could channel your creativity into writing reviews of books, TV series, restaurants, or concerts that have left a lasting impression on you.
Revisiting previous posts on pronunciation, grammar or practising shadowing exercises using texts from your textbooks can also be a valuable way to hone your linguistic skills. Moreover, organizing an English Hour with classmates or friends can be a delightful way to maintain momentum, whether you choose to debate current events, share personal anecdotes, or discuss future plans.
If you've been meaning to start reading a book that's been recommended to you, now is the perfect time to embark on that literary journey. Or you might read national, international or local news. The key takeaway is to ensure that your engagement with the language remains consistent, leveraging your interests and hobbies to fuel your reading, viewing, and listening habits.
In the event that you require some extra inspiration, I will resume to provide ideas and suggestions in the remaining days of June and throughout July.
Happy beginning of summer for you all!
3 comments:
Happy summer to you as well. Enjoy your well-deserved holydays. Don't forget to set the "teacher-mode" off during this days.
Thanks a million! I'll be doing it in August. You can follow the blog as well in July...
Will stick to the wise recommendations... summer mode on! Have a joyful summer, dear teacher🤗
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