Hi everyone,
It's been a while since I last wrote here. So first, I have to say that I miss writing here :)
I've been taking advantage of extensive reading for a while. I've been reading lots of books, from novels to self-improvement books. However, now I'm missing more active study in my journey.
From time to time, I like to review my approach to learning English and make the needed adjustments to fit it to my current needs. That's what I'm doing now. I reached a decent English level last year. Since then, I've been just keeping it consuming different sources of native English content. Now, I need to take my English to the next level, and I feel like extensive reading could help me with that.
However, like you all probably know, one of the hardest things about learning a new language by yourself is to find good resources and materials according to your level. So, I'd like to ask you guys if you have some suggestions for websites where I can find some good articles. I prefer short articles, so I can read over and over, exploring as much as I can without being bored.
For reference, I've been reading James Clear's articles. They're excellent, and I highly recommend them if you like to read about topics like creativity, productivity, negotiation, and so on. (In general, they're not so challenge for me, but since I like them, I can focus in every word that I don't know. Life's balance haha)
Thank you so much, and I see you next time!
Interesting post :) Do you have any strategies for intensive reading? How do you do? I have heard about "intensive reading" several times before, but I never quite got how one´s supposed to do it?
James Clear has an awesome blog and book! I have Atomic Habits in English, Romanian, and Portuguese! Glad to see that you're enjoying his content as well! As for what you've said about reading so much that you haven't been writing here, that's my situation as well ... oh well, just gotta get back to it. XD