. If you need to, get several. A dictionary to translate between your first language and English is best, in addition to a dictionary in English only. Get a pocket-sized version for when you're on the go and that pesky word you keep forgetting comes up. . Though it may be tempting to speak with your other friends who are learning too, you'll see the quickest results if you converse mainly with native speakers. Hire a tutor or private teacher. Make sure they're native and have the accent you want. Choose someone with teaching experience--just because you can speak a language does not mean you can teach it. If a teacher isn't up your alley, get a penpal! . There are literally hundreds upon hundreds of sites you can use to your benefit. Anything to make grammar more exciting is welcome--there are games and videos galore. Such resources can be found at Simple English Wikipedia, the British Council, and English Club, among many others. YouTube doesn't have to be about funny animals and popular music. Tap into its educational resources as well. , listen to songs, and read books. Though your goal is to speak English, you have to be able to understand it, too! Even when you're alone and not stuck in a grammar exercise you can keep your mind primed. Start with children's books and TV shows. The language is simpler and will go slower. Eventually, move to channels catered to your interests. If you enjoy cooking, graduate to the Food Network and see what you can pick up on. Try not to turn on the captions! If you have a DVR, record the shows. That way you can go back and work through the dialogue and conversations at your own pace. Listen to English music! Ballads go quite slowly and the refrains can be rather repetitive. Your vocabulary will naturally expand, too. hink in English. If you find yourself thinking something simple in you native tongue, what would its equivalent be in English? Make a habit of this for maintenance and memory. Think out loud if helps. Explain to your roommates or family what you're trying to do; maybe they'll want to catch on, too! Eventually, simple phrases will become par for the course.
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One-sentence summary -- Get a good dictionary Speak in English with native speakers Use the internet Watch TV .

An important life skill is the ability to joke back with others without being too mean. A certain amount of making fun is a part of life. If you can joke a bit, and give as good as you get, others won't pick on you so much. Some people tease their friends, and their boyfriends or girlfriends, out of affection they really do think they are being funny. They will admire you if you can tease them back without getting upset. If a friend has suddenly started teasing you about a boy, for example, you could say, "Why are you suddenly so interested in my love life, anyway?" Or, if they have been poking fun of your new look, you can say something like, "When did my hair cut become the most fascinating thing this group has to talk about?" Pay attention when you are around someone who is good at deflecting criticism, and can toss back witty remarks when they are being teased. Notice how they deal with it, what kind of things they say, and the reaction they get. When you're being teased, you can think to yourself, "What would this person say in this situation?" .." method. Your friends might be teasing you because they sense that you are changing, and they are afraid you will outgrow them. They are mocking you because it is easier than evolving along with you change can be scary. If you can match their joke by taking it even further, it shows them that you are still the same person inside and there is no need to feel threatened. Your friend teases you for wearing a new leather jacket, saying, "What's up, Fonzie?" You say, "Yeah, and...I'm not stopping there. Tomorrow I'm jumping my motorcycle over a shark tank." You're wearing a new scarf. Your friend says, "Dude! Is that your girlfriend's scarf?" You say, "Sure is! And...I'm wearing her undies, too."
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One-sentence summary -- Learn to tease back. Throw it back at them, in a light-hearted way. Take notes. Use the "Yes, and.

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<\/p><\/div>"} icon here. This option is listed next to a purple padlock icon on the Settings menu. This option will open your tracking options on a new page. When this option is enabled, your Samsung automatically uploads its current location to the Find My Mobile server.
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Open your Samsung's Settings app. Scroll down and tap Lock screen and security. Tap Find my mobile. Slide the Send last location switch to .