Practice your listening and reading skills, as well as increase your vocabulary, by reading and listening to articles at Simple English News. This web site offers a variety of news in simple, easier language than that found in a regular English newspaper. There are unusual news features, words in the news, entertainment & sports news, and even polls asking opinions for everything from "Would you like to travel in space?" to "What kind of cola do you drink when you are thirsty?".
Have fun exploring the site!
Showing posts with label beginner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beginner. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Monday, July 9, 2007
Music Videos for Kids (and Beginners!)
Little kids will get a kick out of these videos made especially for them! Beginner adults may also like them. Best of all, there are Mac and PC versions. You can save the podcast on your own computer, too. Learn about colors, parts of the body, greetings, and the names of countries in English.
Have fun!
Have fun!
Friday, June 8, 2007
More Grammar Practice for Beginners
The BBC has a great site for beginners to practice their grammar. Look at factsheets (explanations) about the grammar point, play games to see how well you know the material, then test yourself with an interactive quiz. There are also worksheets you can print off to work on at home.
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Thursday, June 7, 2007
Grammar Games for Beginners
The New English File series has a web page with great grammar games for beginners. Practice prepositions, numbers, questions and negatives... there is something for everyone! And not only for beginners - English File also has a section for intermediate and upper-intermediate students. (You will need Flash Player to play the games. Download it here for free.)
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
Listening Site for Beginners
Beginners may be overwhelmed with the English on the web, but there are some good listening sites for beginners, too! Check out VOA'S Special English web site for listening activities that are slower and with limited vocabulary and grammar. Now beginners can practice their listening skills, too!
Thursday, May 3, 2007
More Listening Practice with ELLLO
ELLLO stands for English Language Listening Lab Online. This web site is a great place for students of English to practice listening skills. There are more than 1000 activities archived on the site, and a variety of activities updated every Monday. Here are some of the site's features:
Interviews: Hear English-speakers talk about their jobs, families, lives, hobbies, etc. There is a good variety of English spoken, so students can hear many different types of English.
Newscasts: Short news stories with accompanying comprehension questions. Funny, motivational, debatable - there is something for everyone in these mini news stories!
Surveys (Mixers): Hear 6 people answer the same question. Again, a variety of English is presented: Australian, American, British, Swedish, etc.
Songs: Read the lyrics as you sing! Lyrics displayed on the monitor karaoke-style.
FOR BEGINNERS!!! Listening games: Listen to a short clip and find the matching picture.
This web site is very interactive, and fun for students and teachers alike. Visit every Monday and improve your listening skills!
Interviews: Hear English-speakers talk about their jobs, families, lives, hobbies, etc. There is a good variety of English spoken, so students can hear many different types of English.
Newscasts: Short news stories with accompanying comprehension questions. Funny, motivational, debatable - there is something for everyone in these mini news stories!
Surveys (Mixers): Hear 6 people answer the same question. Again, a variety of English is presented: Australian, American, British, Swedish, etc.
Songs: Read the lyrics as you sing! Lyrics displayed on the monitor karaoke-style.
FOR BEGINNERS!!! Listening games: Listen to a short clip and find the matching picture.
This web site is very interactive, and fun for students and teachers alike. Visit every Monday and improve your listening skills!
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