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What's the best way to learn a language? By having fun. of course! And what better way to enjoy yourself than by watching a film! This month, we'll be looking at how you can learn English from movies and we'll be telling you about some great films for language learners. We're also looking It the pros and cons of either dubbing or subtitles in films. And in another article, we're taking a look at what's involved in making a Holiiwood blockbuster. Have you ever seen the end credits of a film and wondered what a "grip ", "gaffer" and "best boy" were? Now you can find out!
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Horizon Language GazetteHorizon Language Gazette started working about two years ago but we had to terminate our publication due to problems galore. The spring of 1392 (March-April, 2013) has brought with it many sweeping changes one of which being the present issue.
We are going green. No paper, a capital E! The all-electronic version gives us the upper hand from many angles. First, it can circulate more easily. Second no trees are being cut down for you to read this. Third, you shouldn’t pay a dime to get your hands on the issues.
t's the best way to learn a language? By having fun. of course! And what better way to enjoy yourself than by watching a film! This month, we'll be looking at how you can learn English from movies and we'll be telling you about some great films for language learners. We're also looking It the pros and cons of either dubbing or subtitles in films. And in another article, we're taking a look at what's involved in making a Holiiwood blockbuster. Have you ever seen the end credits of a film and wondered what a "grip ", "gaffer" and "best boy" were? Now you can find out!
