Showing posts with label EFL American accent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EFL American accent. Show all posts

Monday, January 24, 2011

Great American Stories 1: An ESL/EFL Reader

Publisher: Prentice Hall Regents; 2 edition
ISBN: 0133643816
Date: 1992
Pages: 120
Size: 4.01 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: American English
Consisting of 8 adaptations of famous stories by classic American writers, this book provides ESL students with exercises in reading skills, vocabulary, discussion, word forms, language activity, and writing. The book, which is both graded and progressive with the vocabulary, grammar, and internal structure of the stories increasing in difficulty from the first story to the last, is designed for use either in or out of class — as a core reading text, ancillary text, or simply for pleasure reading. For teachers and students of ESL

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Living Language – Easy English (Basic ESL)

Living Language – Easy English (Basic ESL)Format: pdf + mp3Size: 53.1 + 63.7 MBSource language: EnglishTarget language: English


We all know the quality of Living Language methods. This one is an excellent support to teach (American) English as a Second Language (ESL). It’s not designed as a self-teaching method, so a teacher is needed for absolute beginners. Nevertheless, I believe it can be very helpfull for anyone with a basic knowledge of English, maybe even at intermediate level, especially to improve your listening ability (try to transcript the dialogs without using the book) and pronunciation (always speak aloud rather than work mentally).


Sunday, November 7, 2010

EFL listening exercise mp3-American accent

This English listening exercise is based on an interview with Steve. He speaks with an accent typical of the southern parts of the United States and talks about how he felt when returning to the US after living in Spain, the differences, good and bad, and maybe how things could improve.
Is this really Socialism versus Capitalism?
We hope you enjoy this English exercise.
The English exercise is here