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"* Try reading the dialog out loud line-by-line. After each line look away from the book and try to repeat the line from memory."
That's exactly the method I use. However, I make a kind of build-up, i.e. I try to repeat the previous sentences too, until, finally, I know the whole dialogue. I have found this method to be quite quick and whatismore, it helps me to make sure that I know the exact pronunciation of every single word (whereas if you do not make an effort to read out aloud and to repeat out aloud, you could easily miss some finer points of pronunciation). 1 person has voted this message useful |
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