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Tweeting English learning resources for ESL students - listening, reading, vocab, grammar and songs. Follow #occeoic to practise English on Twitter

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Treat your 'elf with these hilarious Christmas puns https://t.co/eYbnnT65ih
#puns #humour #wordplay 🎄🤶🌟✨✨

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City, Town, and Village–What’s the Difference? https://t.co/W0XM6DI3Gl via @grammarly

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New data helps carbon-conscious travellers choose when to take a train https://t.co/Cb3fSfFXIC @lonelyplanet

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Urban Sprawl: The Climate Catastrophe No ones Talking About by Jai Yarlagadda https://t.co/rv3hzqpUvW

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'For me, this is paradise': life in the Spanish city that banned cars https://t.co/MONx68fo5I

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From Soho to Paris, how migrant music brought two capitals to life https://t.co/YqyYTe3Tmj

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A timely thread on #urbandevelopment #developmentplans #urbanlife

[Justin Sherin @wychstreet]

Tower Hamlets Council have voted 2-1 to put a shopping mall full of High St chains at the heart of Brick Lane, when a great alternative plan existed to help local businesses and people. Targeted destruction of arguably the most important Asian community outside Asia, for starters

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It surely will!
#predictions

[VeryBritishProblems @SoVeryBritish]

#MotivationalQuotes #Wisdom #PhilosophicalThoughts

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A few of the strange ways we end our emails (https://t.co/EXPbQOHcKf)

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Aproveita o #DíaEuropeoDasLinguas para coñecer e participar nas Escolas Oficias de Idiomas Galegas

Benvidos a este novo curso!

#AEducaciónAvanza

📽️ @eoisantiago

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#EuropeanDayofLanguages and a great occasion to learn more about #CulturalDiversity #LinguisticDiversity and what #multilingualism means👇

[MultiMind @MultiMind_ITN]

The 26th September marks the 20th anniversary of the #EuropeanDayOfLanguages!
On this day we celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity across the EU. Celebrate with us by participating and sharing our quiz on multilingualism!
https://t.co/KdwIGmUMXi

[Stuart Allen @TEFL_Lemon]

I like this! How to pronounce sounds in English

[Mocidade Coruña @MocidadeCoruna]

🚨Hoxe remata o prazo de solicitude para a @EoiCorunha ‼️

🤔Se queredes aprender idiomas novos, BULIDE‼️

[Kei 郭花丽💮beach vacay pls @keislanguages]

@fingtamLangs Watching shows or reading books you know the plot of, writing in the language, listening to youtube videos or podcasts, talking to myself or consciously translating my thoughts into my TL...

[Rach Liv @Livvyrach]

@fingtamLangs @lindiebee Improve listening skills by watching TV shows with formats you know already and watch films with the subtitles in the target language. Spend as much time immersing yourself as you possibly can. Talk and make lots of mistakes but keep talking!

[★Tati☆ @tauredhieth]

@fingtamLangs I red every Spanish novel that dared cross my path, watched every second of every Spongebob episode avaliable in Spanish at the time and learned by heart every song ever sang in Spanish.
It was an eventful few years...

[Christine Schmit - Juriste-linguiste @Iwwersetzerin]

@fingtamLangs For my C2-languages: formal study in high school and university + studying abroad and being in constant contact with the language, lots of reading, etc. I found it quite easy to reach C1 in Italian after I already had C2 in Spanish, even though I only self-studied Italian.

[something polyglot 🇪🇺🇧🇪🏳️‍🌈 @Kenny_DB1983]

@fingtamLangs Listening to podcasts. A lot but very actively; with a focus on pronunciation, use of idioms, expressions, vocabulary, sentence structure, intonation, connected speech and and then use this whenever you talk in your TL. I've also found that advanced writing exercises help a lot.

[Lindie Botes ✦ 린디 ليندي @lindiebee]

@fingtamLangs Speak, speak, speak. Immerse completely with tons of listening, actively learning words relevant to conversations I want to have, and taking TIME. Took me a few years.

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If you have reached C1 or higher in a language, what is the main thing you did to get there?