Why Reading Works for Language Learning
Reading practice doesn’t have to mean drills or repetition.
It can be calm, human, and deeply focused — a quiet way to acquire language by understanding, not memorizing.
Reading practice is understanding
When you read, you see language in motion.
Grammar disappears — meaning takes its place.
That’s what real reading practice is: understanding messages that make sense.
Stories create emotional memory
We remember feelings better than rules.
A few paragraphs can hold an entire scene, a smell, a rhythm.
That’s why short stories work — they connect language to memory.
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