We Love English

17 mar 2008

Phonetic symbols!


Don´t be afraid of them. Phonetic symbols appear in all English dictionaries, and they help you pronounce better. If you click here, you can see a chart with the alphabet of phonetic symbols. Then, when you click on any of the symbols, you will listen to the its pronunciation and to a word which contains this sound as an example. Have fun investigating the world of phonetics together with your teacher, or in you free time.

11 mar 2008

Talking about yourself

A young man talks about himself and tells us many things. Listen to him clicking here. and complete the quiz on the page. You can also read the script and do other exercises below on the same page. Have fun.

What kind of music do you like?

Listen to six people from different nationalities talking about the kind of music they like. There is a quiz exercise to complete as you listen, and you can also read the tapescript and work on vocabulary and expressions with your teacher. Get to work just clicking here. Have fun.

Hotel room


Do this fun listening game by clicking here. You can also read the tapescript to check your understanding and work on some vocabulary with your teacher. Follow the instructions and have fun.

23 feb 2008

Listen to the messages.


This is great listening practice. Press the "listen and answer the questions" button on your screen and then press "start", listen, and do the exercises suggested on the page. You can also listen without focusing on the exercises, and work on vocabulary and pronunciation. To start working, click here. Good luck.

21 feb 2008

Cool commercial

Enjoy this commercial and try to name all the animals which appear on it. Which is the message in your opinion?


Coolest Car Ever - Click here for more amazing videos

13 ene 2008

Angry? Upset? Frustrated?

Listen to this anecdote of someone who feels... frustrated, upset, angry, or maybe relieved, happy? You can listen and read as well. Get to work by clicking here. Have fun!

24 dic 2007

$100 Laptop: this is not a toy.

When the idea of One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) — popularly known as $100 Laptop — was first announced in 2005, nobody thought it was possible. Two years later in November 2007 the little computer that could went into mass production in China, and is now called the XO laptop. Read the whole article clicking here. Also, watch the presentation of this surprising laptop. Very interesting material.

19 dic 2007

Handwriting


Does your handwriting reveal aspects of your personality? Listen to an interview with an expert on the topic here, do a listening comprehension quiz by clicking here, and read the tapescript here to have a good look at vocabulary and expressions. Have fun.

Christmas Routine

Listen to this dialogue about Christmas traditions in Canada. You can also read the script by clicking on "transcript" on the web page, and do a listening comprehension quiz as well. Click here, and get to work. Merry Christmas!