The Big Project
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I use this Directory to find Worldwide news in English and read them with
my students,
but as they say, The Big Project is a directory of the most use...
8 years ago
This blog is addressed at UNED students of English who want to improve their reading, writing and -sometimes too, why not- listening skills. The minimum level recommended to follow this blog is A2/B(-). If you have any grammar doubts, please ask, we will try to help you!
Hi Lucía,
ReplyDeleteThis website is really very good especially to slow people like me. When you put the link some weeks ago I found it really useful so I have been recommeded it to all my classmates of the EOI.
Thank you,
Cristina.
I like it! We can improve our pronuntiation a lot. Many thanks to share with us this site!
ReplyDeleteWe are glad you liked it, Sandra. Please, let us know if you got it!
ReplyDeleteMaría Jordano
I'm amazed, I just went to the site and it's awesome. It works perfectly. And what I loved the most is that it is VERY simple, no complications.
ReplyDeleteI tried with the Twilight trailer, and of course my voice didn't sound at all like the cute vampire but I could really work on the pronunciation. It was a very nice experience.
Thank you for suggesting sites like this one.
Regards.... W
I like it too. It´s a very useful website and I have added it to my favourites to listen and practice pronunciation.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you all, it is a really good website to improve our pronunciation!
ReplyDeleteI also have tried some trailer like "Alice in Wonderland", and it is very interesting, not only for improve pronunciation but also because you can hear the dialogues faster or slowly.
Thank for the suggestion!
Silvia Useros
As you see, there are many really useful tools to improve our speaking abilites, our listening, our pronunciation...
ReplyDeleteRemember also to record yourself at home, practicing your English. You can listen to it later and check how it turns out. It is a very helpful exercise.
Yes there really are, I didn't know about this web, but now I've got it on my favorite list, although I don't really need to practice my pronunciation ('cause I speak English since I was born), I think it's very use full that these kind of pages should be known.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Cris