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Alend.leo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
reading novels to learn English
good day all......
I want to develop my English language more and learn more vocabulary, I decided to read novels and stories and some times grammar books..
But what I want to know:
Some novels i have are from 1970s or books from 1960s of the previous century, to develop my English, learn more vocabulary , learn wording and get used to tenses.
Does Reading new books or old books make a difference?
Do I have to buy new novels and books?
Do I get benefit from reading those old books ? like (David Copperfield)
Reading those books is useful to me and I achieve what i want ?
How do you think of my English? What is your opinion?
Thanks in advance
I want to develop my English language more and learn more vocabulary, I decided to read novels and stories and some times grammar books..
But what I want to know:
Some novels i have are from 1970s or books from 1960s of the previous century, to develop my English, learn more vocabulary , learn wording and get used to tenses.
Does Reading new books or old books make a difference?
Do I have to buy new novels and books?
Do I get benefit from reading those old books ? like (David Copperfield)
Reading those books is useful to me and I achieve what i want ?
How do you think of my English? What is your opinion?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
leo Does r eading new books or old books make a difference? Yes. If I were you, I would stick to books written since about 1920.
- leo Does r eading new books or old books make a difference?
- Yes.
- If I were you, I would stick to books written since about 1920.
- I would save books like David Copperfield for later, even though they are wonderful books.
- They contain expressions that are no longer used, and you won't be understood if you use those expressions.
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alend.leoDoes reading new books or old books make a difference?Yes. If I were you, I would stick to books written since about 1920.
I would save books like David Copperfield for later, even though they are wonderful books. They contain expressions that are no longer used, and you won't be understood if you use th
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