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Odiwxe Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

learning real english

Hi i'm Sohail from Iran,i wanna ask native english speakers in US or UK or anywhere that english is the official language, have you ever come across an english learning tutorial that you thought to yourself that this is really native-like english teaching and told yourself this is the thing they should be doing to learn english just like us?
  

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Hi Sohail The BBC Learning English site has a lot of good material. I find the Express English programmes particularly good. uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general / Another good resource is Richard Cauldwells app called Cool Speech.

  • Hi Sohail The BBC Learning English site has a lot of good material.
  • I find the Express English programmes particularly good.
  • uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general / Another good resource is Richard Cauldwells app called Cool Speech.
  • It is very good for exploring English as it is actually spoken by native speakers.
  • com/gb/app/cool-speech/id501050883 These are both British English resources.
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Hi Sohail

The BBC Learning English site has a lot of good material. I find the Express English programmes particularly good. You can find them here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general/

Another good resource is Richard Cauldwells app called Cool S
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thank you so much karen, do these also apply to american english?is there really a huge difference or just pronunciation?
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do you think podcasts like eslpod or englishpod are also useful?sometimes it happens to me that i listen to some Persian learning stuff but just the moment i start listening i tell myself what is this?it's not the Persian we talk,it's really slow,it's like someone reading a book aloud not the language we use in home,street or everywhere,have you ever listened to eslpod.com podcasts? how do they so
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I just listened to an eslpod.com podcast. It's not bad but sounds a bit slow and carefully enunciated to me. This is a very good site for British English podcasts:

http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/

The main difference between British and American English is in the pronunciation of words. There are some
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thank you karen, i feel i'm not bad in english,i can read any type of book and understand them,how do you think my english is? but because of being in an environment that english is not spoken and now going to china for studying medicine i'm really nervous about understanding what they say and also talking to them, what can i do?
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Try to listen to as much English as you can prior to your move to China. Films with subtitles are very good source material, along with the links I have posted earlier in this thread.

You might also want to record yourself speaking in this thread:



and I or someone else will give you some feedback on your accent.
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thank you so much for your help karen.

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