Maximize Language Learning Through Extensive Reading

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Engaging in extensive reading in a foreign language involves consuming a plethora of easy and interesting books. The emphasis is on reading materials that are quick to grasp, allowing learners to improve their language proficiency through frequent exposure to varied content. This method focuses on the need for speed in reading, facilitating better comprehension and retention. By reading regularly, learners can enhance their vocabulary, grammar, and overall language skills effectively.

  • Language learning
  • Extensive reading
  • Foreign language
  • Vocabulary building
  • Comprehension improvement

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  1. Extensive Reading in a foreign language asks learners to read a lot of easy, interesting books.

  2. Easy books so they can read quickly. Why?

  3. The need for speed

  4. Kun

  5. basahon

  6. mo

  7. hin

  8. mahinay

  9. in

  10. usa

  11. nga

  12. barasahon,

  13. usa

  14. ka

  15. pulong

  16. kada

  17. basa,

  18. pareho

  19. hit

  20. ginbubuhat

  21. mo

  22. yana,

  23. masayunay

  24. maintindihan

  25. an

  26. karagsidngon

  27. han

  28. kada

  29. pulong,

  30. pero

  31. makuri

  32. hin

  33. duro

  34. maintindihan

  35. an

  36. ungod

  37. nga

  38. karagsidngon

  39. han

  40. nakasurat.

  41. Kun basahon mo hin mahinay in usa nga barasahon, usa ka pulong kada basa, pareho hit ginbubuhat mo yana, masayunay maintindihan an karagsidngon han kada pulong, pero makuri hin duro maintindihan an ungod nga karagsidngon han nakasurat.

  42. When you read a passage slowly, one word at a time, as you are doing now, it is easy to understand the meaning of each word, but it is very difficult to understand the real meaning of the text.

  43. www.ERFoundation.org

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