It is the language of work, training, travel, and international relations. Increasingly, it represents the requirement that makes a difference in an interview, allowing one to face an experience abroad with greater confidence. Yet, for many Italians, speaking English fluently continues to be a challenge. Despite years of study, the most common difficulty remains that of transforming grammatical rules into real conversation. The problem, often, is not the lack of knowledge, but the way it is learned and memorized.
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It is precisely from this need to make learning more effective and concrete that Il Sole 24 Ore’s new series comes to life.
The guides, available at newsstands from tomorrow, come out as a mandatory bundle with the newspaper for an additional €1, and each guide remains at newsstands for one week. The initiative aims to accompany readers on a gradual language learning journey, through informative content, concrete examples, and practical exercises.
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The series is taken from Matteo Salvo’s bestseller “Learn English in a Month”. The method is based on memory techniques and the principle of learning by doing (“imparare attraverso il fare”), prioritizing practice over simple memorization of grammatical rules. Through mental associations, concrete examples, and progressive exercises, the reader builds a truly usable vocabulary and acquires the main linguistic structures with the aim of communicating more naturally in everyday situations.
The five guides are available every Thursday, from July 23 to August 20, in conjunction with Il Sole 24 Ore.
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