Stereotypes In The Film Industry

The film industry has found a supporter of its work on me. Once a month and after researching about the theme, cast and critics’ opinions of the films being promoted, I select the most appealing one and spend a high-quality time with my partner. Although there are more affordable options, I also utilize the experience to learn and actively incorporate more vocabulary. A highly regarded artwork is usually conceived with a more sophisticated language. Enjoying to watch John Oliver’s show on YouTube or news channels in general also entices me. I do not know why, but it appeals to me being constantly informed. On top of my nightstand, two books currently are lain: To Kill a Mockingbird and an English grammar one. It may not be the first selection choice for many people, but I find checking grammar rules helpful. It reinforces my previous knowledge and increases the confidence of my speech.
Why? Because I have not properly conceived allotting spare time within my daily schedule. It may sound controversial, but I am convinced that to increase my chances of achieving my main goal, I need to enforce this mind setup. Instead of reading for the sake it, I select a book or article where I can not only acquire a particular piece of knowledge, but also a deeper understanding of the language.
Another activity that has allowed me to release some stress is learning about basic car mechanics. Considering that my car has more miles that it should have, I try to perform its regular scheduled maintenance and any required light mechanic by myself. Besides, it is an efficient way to saving money