I`ve been studying English for eight months.Will I have difficulties with regard to reading of American books?

Question

you both misunderstood the question. In fact, I was asking about an aptitude to read American english but being studied uk english as such

Answer 1

I don't think so. American and British English are not so different, when it comes to reading. Nothing that a good dictionary could not solve...

Answer 2

This question contains an unknown variable; your facility with the language. If you have difficulty reading books written at a particular level, try easier books. In the natural process of learning to read and write, one normally begins with children's books and progresses to young adult literature and then to various levels of books written for adults.

It might be a good idea to ask your teacher for a reading list. There are some fine books written by Americans, and early American writers such as James Fenimore Cooper and Nathanial Hawthorne are especially good.

Answer 3

it depends on stage number of the book.
Try to read stage number the lesser one.
for example
instead of stage 6 read stage 4
if it is possible read e-books, then share them with me.

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