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Learning with video
I’ve just come across with this web to watch a video and answer the questions about its content.
Here’s an example for you to try, but if you want to do the activity, you should watch the video at http://www.eslvideo.com
[youtube]https://youtu.be/U3a8m51ERkA[/youtube]
Practice English with your smartphone or tablet
Try Duolingo in your smartphone or tablet. There is also a computer version in this web page:
You will find lots of exercises with different levels.
Enjoy it!
Irregular verbs pronunciation
I have just included a new link in my Grammar page to an excellent web. There, you can listen to the pronunciation of the irregular verbs in the past.
Do not hesitate and visit the web!
Weather Forecast by Prince Charles.
On Thursday 10th Prince Charles and his wife -Camilla- visited BBC TV studios in Scotland to celebrate its 60th anniversary. He delivered a weather forecast for Scotland and showed his sense of humor. Enjoy it !
Talking about the weather
Since we are talking about the weather these days… What about a new song? This time is one of “the classics” sung by Lena Horn. Do not miss the thunder sound effects!
I hope you like it!
Do you remember this song?
I’m sure you’ve heard this song many times. But, are you familiar with this version from El Principe Gitano? You’re probably not. Don’t miss it. You’ve got the words in Spanglish, English, and Spanish. Remember you can add your comments later.
[youtube]http://youtu.be/i1WMoPAALMQ[/youtube]
It’s a Wonderful world, isn’t it?
This is the second video we saw to practise with colours and a lot more vocabulary. Enjoy it!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPcgM1MnDnI[/youtube]
Sing a rainbow
Here you are a version of this popular song amongst children in English. It also shows you some gorgeous spots in Australia. I am sure you will love it. Have a nice time!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNeOW4Kvs-Q[/youtube]
Speakers Corner
You have probably heard about the Speakers Corner in Hyde Park -London. You may also know that it is a symbol for free discussion and debate.
But, did you know that you can find other speaker corners around England and even in Australia and Malasya?
Although most of the regular speakers are not famous people, it was frequented by Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, George Orwell…
If you ever go to London, take a nice walk around Hyde Park and do not miss that special corner!
Have you already been there? Remember that you can write a comment on the article and practise your English.
[youtube]http://youtu.be/dqlXbJOpYiI[/youtube]