Learning English Through Music and Film

Learning English through music and film is a fun and effective way to improve your language skills.

Here’s how you can use both mediums to enhance your vocabulary, pronunciation, and comprehension:

Learning English Through Music

1. Choose Songs with Clear Lyrics – Start with slower songs where the lyrics are easy to understand (e.g., The Beatles, Ed Sheeran, Adele).

2. Follow Along with Lyrics – Websites like Genius or Lyrics.com can help you read the lyrics while listening.

3. Sing Along – This improves pronunciation and fluency.

4. Understand Meaning and Context – Look up unfamiliar words and phrases.

5. Use Music Apps with Lyrics – Apps like Spotify and Apple Music show lyrics in real time.

Learning English Through Films

1. Watch with Subtitles – Start with English subtitles to understand pronunciation and meaning.

2. Repeat Key Scenes – Replay parts of the movie to grasp new phrases and accents.

3. Choose the Right Movies – Start with simple dialogue films like Toy Story or The King’s Speech before moving to complex ones.

4. Mimic Dialogue – Repeat lines to practice pronunciation and intonation.

5. Write a Summary – After watching, summarise

   the movie in your own words to reinforce learning.