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Orangetuesday Posted 15 years ago
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One way to better understand English TV.
Do you find English TV too quick? One way to help, is to use 'transcripts' of your favourite programmes.
This will enable you to read as well as watch your favourite programme.
'Transcripts' are available on the internet for most popular shows, such as SpongeBob and Sex and the City.
If you want to get transcripts for your favourite TV shows, just google the name of the show and the word 'transcript'. That should take you to a site that will have the transcript you are looking for.
I've written a blog posts, which has links to some popular English TV shows. The blog is listed on my personal profile.
Enjoy
This will enable you to read as well as watch your favourite programme.
'Transcripts' are available on the internet for most popular shows, such as SpongeBob and Sex and the City.
If you want to get transcripts for your favourite TV shows, just google the name of the show and the word 'transcript'. That should take you to a site that will have the transcript you are looking for.
I've written a blog posts, which has links to some popular English TV shows. The blog is listed on my personal profile.
Enjoy
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Hello I've read your advice and i wanted tp say "thank you" . I guess it will help us alot... i will search for that for a programe called "world toughest fix" [Y]
- Hello I've read your advice and i wanted tp say "thank you" .
- I guess it will help us alot...
- i will search for that for a programe called "world toughest fix" [Y]
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Hello
I've read your advice and i wanted tp say "thank you" .
I guess it will help us alot... i will search for that for a programe called "world toughest fix" [Y]
I've read your advice and i wanted tp say "thank you" .
I guess it will help us alot... i will search for that for a programe called "world toughest fix" [Y]
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Good luck. I haven't heard of 'the World' Toughest Fixes'. I did a search too but I didn't find any transcripts for this programme. Shame, as the language in the programme is very 'dynamic' (full of energy).
Perhaps, the National Geographic site will help a bit, as it gives an overview of selected episodes.
Good luck. I haven't heard of 'the World' Toughest Fixes'. I did a search too but I didn't find any transcripts for this programme. Shame, as the language in the programme is very 'dynamic' (full of energy).
Perhaps, the National Geographic site will help a bit, as it gives an overview of selected episodes.
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