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Learning Style Questionnaire

Now, please answer the questions in our learning style questionnaire below and I shall come back with some suggestions, both in general and in particular, should your circumstances require this. Thank you in advance, for your time and attention.

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1. Do you listen to podcasts or other materials online?

	Sometimes
	Usually
	Never

2. Do you do any vocabulary activities in preparation to your listening?

	Yes
	No
	Maybe

3. Do you perform any comprehension tasks afterwards?

	Yes
	No
	Sometimes

4. Do you use a transcript of the podcast you're listening to?

	Yes, on a regular basis
	No, never - I just listen
	Sometimes, when I'm lucky to find one

5. Do you discuss your newly acquired vocabulary with anybody, other than your teacher(s)?

	Yes, I try to use my English in conversation
	No, I never have the chance to speak to other people in English
	I don't dare to speak, even when I have a chance

6. Do you ever play word games?

	Yes, I love playing word games online
	No, this is a useless activity
	I never find the time for playing games

7. Do you tell any jokes in English to anybody?

	I tend to just listen to other people's jokes
	I try to tell people jokes from time to time
	I'm not good at telling jokes, so I never bother

8. Do you usually have fun when you study English?

	Yes, depending on my courseware material
	No, I take my studying very seriously
	I never have fun when I study anything
	I always find the fun side of things, including my studying materials

9. Do you write anything down, in order to remember newly acquired vocabulary and grammar?

	I tend to take notes and write essays about what I study
	I like writing emails/letters to my friends, in order to practice my English
	I only write things for my homework

10. Do you use any mobile applications to help you learn and practice your language?

	Yes, I enjoy using my mobile for learning
	No, I'm not very technical
	I wish I could, but I can't choose the best application for myself

11. When you watch films in English, do you use subtitles?

	Yes, I read subtitles in English
	Yes, I read subtitles in my own language
	No, I prefer to turn off the subtitles

12. What is the first thing that comes to your mind when it comes to using your English?

13. What other things do you do to study and practice your English? Be as specific as you can. If this is too difficult to explain in English, you can write in your own language and I shall translate your answer.

14. Do you study for the certificate/exam/grade, or do you study in order to master your subject?

	I study for a good certificate
	Certificates are not important to me, proficiency is what matters
	Both are equally important

15.a. What is your main motivation in learning English?

	Work (both in your country or abroad)
	For further studying abroad
	Pleasure (travelling, making friends)
	Private lifestyle (to marry/live abroad)
	A constructive challenge in a boring society
	A special personal interest for which there are no materials to read in your language

15.b. Other reasons for studying English - what's yours?

16. Share a valuable suggestion with fellow students, including useful websites, books and applications, etc.

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