Thursday, 20 November 2008
Song: It's probably me
Click on the player to listen to the song (if it doesn't work, go to Ana's Podcast and listen to episode 1), and then do the exercises here: It's probably me
Listen!: friends
At Focus English you'll find some audio extracts about friendship which can be of good help for you to practice your listening. There are no exercises to do, just listen!
You can later visit Elllo, where you can listen to Jason talking about his neighbours and help him place them in their room.
You can later visit Elllo, where you can listen to Jason talking about his neighbours and help him place them in their room.
Friends, friends, friends
Have a look at the list of conversation questions about friends, choose one or two and talk about them
Conversation questions
Conversation questions
Reading about friends
Visit the Friendship page and read this sort of poem called "What I've learnt about friendship"
Monday, 20 October 2008
Listening to Poetry
I have found an interesting site called Poetry Foundation, where among others things you can read and listen to a poem. It's called a Poem a day and you can subscribe and receive the podcast on your computer everyday and then listen to it on your MP3.
This is the link, I hope you like it: A Poem a Day
This is the link, I hope you like it: A Poem a Day
Labels:
intermediate 1,
Intermediate 2,
links,
listening,
reading
Sunday, 19 October 2008
Reviewing questions
There are some links on the sidebar to sites where you can practice your grammar. One of them is the Grammar Aquarium, here you have a link to exercises and some explanations on the use of questions: Questions
Remember there is also a file where you can read about questions - you just have to look for the folder grammar explanations on the sidebar- and you also have a link to Alice, a computer woman who will answer your questions.
Remember there is also a file where you can read about questions - you just have to look for the folder grammar explanations on the sidebar- and you also have a link to Alice, a computer woman who will answer your questions.
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