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About Me
Useful links for EOI students (general)
Online dictionaries
Assorted exam practice
Webpages with practice for different skills: grammar, vocabulary, etc
- British Council
- BBC Learning English
- ManyThings.org
- English Language (ESL) Grammar Quizzes
- Activities for ESL students
- ESL About.com
- La Mansión del Inglés.com
- Dave's ESL Café
- English Page
- New English File Online
- Headway Online
- World-English.org
- One Stop English
- English Club
- Eleaston.com
- ESL Partyland.com
- Activities designed by EOI students
- Various activities (Albert Androer)
Grammar only
Vocabulary only
Reading Comprehension Practice
- Study Zone Reading Comprehension
- Reading comprehension practice exercise
- Read Theory (Reading comprehension - different levels)
- Using English (Reading comprehension - different levels)
- English for everyone (Reading comprehension - different levels)
- Cambridge PET PRACTICE (B1)
- Summarising a text (online activity)
General reading pages (in some cases with audio)
- BBC
- El País in English
- Euronews.net
- The Independent (serious press)
- Breaking News.com
- BBC Adult learning
- The Times (Serious press)
- Daily Mail (sensationalist press)
- The Sun (sensationalist press)
- VOA News (Special English)
- British media online (links)
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia (simple English)
- Encyclopedia.com
- How stuff works.com
- Cosmopolitan magazine
- Hello magazine
- Barcelona-metropolitan (online magazine)
- The Internet Movie Database
- Short stories
Listening or watching
- Watch TV series online
- Watch documentaries online
- Al-Jazeera news videos
- TED talks
- Elllo
- BBC News and sport
- BBC3 debates
- CNN videos
- Subtitled songs
- Lyrics Training
- English Central
- BBC Video Nation
- Real-English.com
- California distance project - Adult learning
- Everyday conversation
- Videojug
- Vaughan radio
- Vaughan television
- Different British accents
- Randall's Listening Lab
- EOI Zaragoza listening activities
- Caroline Brown Listening exercises
- CyberListening lab (I had lots of problems with the audio)
Online Dictations
Pronunciation
Phrasal Verbs
Games
Punctuation exercises
Various
Blog Archive
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February
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- Learning languages protects against Alzeimer's
- Egyptian man names daughter "Facebook"
- The Strange Powers of the Placebo Effect
- More on the speaking practice offered by the EOIX
- Could You Pass 8th Grade Science?
- Moon Survival Challenge
- All you need is love
- February mock exam
- "A tyrant's exit. A nation's joy"
- 21 accents
- Last minute ideas for Valentine's Day
- Speaking practice
- Common mistakes
- U.S. adults like British accents
- EOI exam samples
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2 comments:
I am getting very depressed listen to this girl. How do you expect we can understand so many different accents? It is impossible, even in my whole life learning English!
Don't worry, Anonymous, you're not supposed to understand everything. I've been in Spain for more than 30 years, and I still have trouble understanding people from Andalucía and Badajoz...
But notice the way she moves her mouth, and the intonation patterns. And I'm sure you can hear some differences. Most of the times she's saying the same sentence.
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