The room was cold because the window had been open all night. 2. He was excited because he received a telegram from home. 3. He did not want to have lunch with us because he had already eaten at the institute. 4. We won't let you go until you have lunch with us. 5. No one will talk to you until you take it back. 6. As soon as I got off the train, he ran up to me. 7. As he told this story, we became more and more interested. 8. I understood her idea only after I talked to her.
9. I advise you to think before you make a decision. 10. You will never learn how to write articles until you try to write something yourself.
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You’d be forgiven for thinking that learning a new language is boring. Most of us grew up learning the old-fashioned way. Memorising heaps of verb conjugations, revising flashcard after flashcard. For many of us, it’s the only way we know. But it doesn’t have to be so difficult.
Schools teach language differently now. The research shows that rote learning only gets you so far. Studying grammar and vocabulary is useful, but there’s a limit to this kind of learning.
People who speak more than one language fluently will tell you that it’s intuitive. They’ve immersed themselves in another language. They’ve grown up with an instinctive sense of how language works. And once you’ve studied one language, it’s much easier to learn the next one. Sounds like a lot of work, but the key to learning a language intuitively is surprisingly simple.
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