Read interviews | Random language learning tip #8
Vladimir Skultety
Feb 5, 2016 14:46
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If you are a beginner or a lower intermediate student and have a hard time finding suitable material, try to read interviews, if possible those, that are direct transcriptions with little post-editing. They resemble spoken language very well, are 'written' in the first person, because the person being interviewed is saying things like 'I was.. I am.. I will be.. I think' which is exactly what you need to to see how it's used.
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