WARNING

Hello students and friends, as Zenitram says in one of his comments, be careful with links posted by unknown people. I have been deleting a few posts these days (with links to porn sites). They are posted by people using different nicknames, so , it is sometimes difficult to know whether it is a new student logging in or not. I suggest ignoring all links posted on the blog, except the ones posted by me, usually related to English learning sites. If any of you have interesting links to recommend, send them to me by email first, and I will post them on your behalf.
I will not let the blog be affected by these parasytes....:-)

LISTENING PRACTICE

Hi guys, here is another link you might find useful to practise listening comprehension (besides the ones in my favourite links, the ELLLO site some of you have already visited and the BBC learning English)

http://examenglish.com

you will find all skills and levels here

remember that you are not going to improve if you only practise in class once or twice a week ;-)...

GOOD LINK

Hi boys and girls, here's a good link with interactive quizzes to practise all sorts of things for various levels... tell me if it works....

http://a4esl.org/q/j/

USEFUL LINKS FOR LISTENING

Hello everybody,
I have found some links with podcasts for English students (various levels). The first one is for very basic listening, the second one is the general directory of TESOL/TEFL/ESL links and here you can find all sorts of podcasts for all levels. I hope this helps....


http://www.eltpodcast.com/archive/bc

http://iteslj.org/links/ESL/Listening/Podcasts/

the Doctor's holidays

Hello guys, The Doctor has kindly given me permission to post some of the pictures he took in Scotland 2 weeks ago. They are really great, aren't they? ( I simply love Scotland above all places...sigh!) If any of you would like to have their pics posted, don't hesitate to contact me. You can send them to me and I will post them on the blog for your mates to see them....enjoy...

MANY LINKS AT FEEL THE POWER

hi again everybody!
I suggest your having a look at Feelthepower , my colleague's Gema's blog (see my favourite links on the left) . She has posted many interesting links for primeros and terceros . For advanced listening, don't miss the link to Chris Reardon's page (in my favourite links, too). You can download his podcast chat shows and listen to one-hour doses of light and funny chat in a British accent. He is a bit crazy but it's great! A very good way to learn everyday English expressions and have fun. I am also hooked on it ever since Gema gave me the link.
Enjoy

TERCEROS -ED ENDINGS PRONUNCIATION

Hello TERCEROS. Here are a couple of links to revise the rules for the pronunciation of -ed endings (regular past simple and participle verbs). The "eslus" link provides audio files with the right pronunciation.You can guess it and listen to the voice afterwards.

www.eslus.com/LESSONS/PRONUNCI/EDENDING/ED.HTM

WWW.englishclub.com/pronunciation/-ed.htm


Enjoy :-)