How much do you know about the history of Halloween? This video listening
exercise about Halloween will help you to practice your English listening
skills. Click
HERE
10/31/2012
10/27/2012
You always ask me about ways of improving your listening skills on your own and I always tell you to see films in English, to listen to the BBC online, to travel abroad,etc...Apart from all that, you have the Internet with loads of websites and blogs (like this one ;)),that help you improve all the skills.A fantastic website I came across last week is ESL VIDEOS.In this website you´ll find a wide variety of videos with questions and transcripts so, if you don´t understand well, you can listen to it and read the transcript at the same time so you get used to the sounds of the words.There are 4 levels: beginner,low intermediate,intermediate and high intermediate.You can start to improve now!!
10/26/2012
Pronunciation -ED endings
I´ve found a website where you can revise the pronunciation of regular verbs(ed ending).You can download the handout and the audio to listen to it at home, autonomous learning is very important when you are learning English!
Follow this link and.....enjoy!!
I´ve found this one in the bbc website and it´s brilliant because they explain it all!Hope you find it useful!On the left hand side you can do 2 quizzes, the second one is excellent.
How To Do A British Accent
As you may
know, you can find different accents in Britain, the received pronunciation (RP)
is the English spoken by the BBC newsreaders.Received Pronunciation (RP), also
called the Queen's (or King's) English,Oxford English, or BBC English, is the
accent of
Standard
English in
England.You should aim to this accent. Click here to see some videos on received
pronunciation :
PAST SIMPLE & PAST PROGRESSIVE
Find HERE some grammar explanation and exercises about the past simple and the past progressive!!
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