The best way of learning native English byusing movies

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The best way of learning native English by watching movies

Hi, I'mve recently started relearning English recently.

This is a bit more natural.

Since I've been away from the English using environmentenvironment that use English for ages, I would really appreciate your patience with respect to my grammear mistakes.

"With respect to" is a set phrase that works well here.

Please befeel free to correct my English.

"Feel free to (verb)" is a very common set phrase.

I've spent had an enjoyable time in London studying at Univ.in university and working for nearly 7 years in the 1990's.

I've recently started to enjoy watching movies without subtitles onfor the purpose tof picking up useful diagogues by earsphrases by listening and takeing notes.

Learning using movie dialiogues is one of the most effective ways of speaking practicepracticing speaking, in my opinion.

The best way of learning native English by watching movies

You could say by watching movies, or through movies

Since I've been away from thean English uspeaking environment for ages, I would really appreciate your patience toregarding my grammear mistakes.

Please befeel free to correct my English.

I've spent an enjoyable time in London studying at Univ.ersity and working for nearly 7 years in the 1990's.

I recently enjoy watching movies without subtitles on purpose to pick up useful diagoguphrases by ears and take notes.

Learning movie dialiogues is one of the most effective way of speaking practicepracticing speaking in my opinion.

The best way of learning native English byis through movies

it's more common to say "through" instead of "by" in this context

Hi, I'mve been relearning English recently.

Since this is a habitual action, I changed the verb tense.

Since I've been away from the English using environment-speaking world for ages, I would really appreciate your patience towith my grammear mistakes.

English-speaking world is the most common way for people to refer to what you're talking about. Patience is usually used with "with" rather than to.

Please befeel free to correct my English.

feel free is the common phrase used in this context, "be free" usually means something more like exhibiting the traits of "being free" like, running around in a field and dancing with abandon and such.

I've spent some enjoyable time in London studying at Univ. and then working for nearly 7 years in the 1990's.

It's more common to say "I spent some time" rather than "I spent time" in this context, and then I added in a "then" before working because it's a separate activity from university. Decades are always referred to as "the ___s" so I added a the in front of 1990s, and removed the apostrophe since it's plural not possessive.

I've recently enjoyed watching movies without subtitles on purpose to pick up useful diaglogues by ears and take notes.

I've recently enjoyed implies a habitual action taken over time. Dialogue is almost always singular in the context of movies, the only time I can think of dialogue being plural is when it's used instead of 'conversations', like "we had some useful dialogues about compliance" but that's usually in a more formal setting. You listen to things and learn things "by ear".

Learning through movie dialiogues is one of the most effective ways of speaking practice in my opinion.

I'm assuming you mean learning through rather than learning here--learning through means gaining knowledge through the movie dialogue like learning new phrases and ways to say things, while learning movie dialogue would mean you were learning/memorizing the dialogue exactly, rather than the things from it.

I'd love to learn native Englishspeak English natively!

"Native English" is technically correct here but I think it's more natural to say "english natively", as in 'like a native' rather than 'the english that native people speak. I also changed the verb to speak, both of these are just changes that make it more natural, what you have isn't wrong.

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Hi, I'm re-learning English recently.

Since I'veit's been away from the English using environment for ageslong time from practicing English by immersion , I would really appreciate your patience towith my grammear mistakes.

Immersion is the process where you surround yourself with your target language such as reading books in your target language, watching movies and repeating after the actors etc.

Please befeel free to correct my English.

I've spent enjoyable time in London studying at Univ.ersity, and workinged there for nearly 7 years in the 1990's.

I rRecently, I enjoy watching movies without subtitles on purpose to pick up useful diagogues by earsphrases by listening carefully and takeing notes.

Learning movie dialiguesIn my opinion, shadowing movies is one of the most effective way of speaking practice in my opinionto practice speaking.

Shadowing is a technique used by listening to a video and repeating after the person that is talking. I think that's what you meant:)

I'd love to learn native English!

Native is related to people. It means someone from a certain country or a certain origin