Level 100 = beginner/advanced beginner
Level 200 = intermediate
Level 300 = upper intermediate
Level 400 = advanced
Need a dictionary to help you with new
vocabulary? Click here.
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Beginning Level English Listening Comprehension Exercises from About.com - English listening skills learning for beginners includes English listening comprehension exercises for basic listening skills such as the alphabet, numbers and simple dialogues at http://esl.about.com/od/listening/ Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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English
Listening Lounge - Go to the Guest Area. Listen,
answer questions, and check yourself. You can view a
transcript while you listen. There are ten lessons each for
beginners, intermediate, and advanced students. You can also
become a member by paying a fee and have access to more
lessons. Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Listen to
English (E.L. Easton) - A wide variety of very creative
listening activities. Various subjects, various levels. Some
links provide listening only, others include lessons,
exercises and activities. Topics include Business English,
Business English, Christmas, ESL Exercises, History,
Literature, American Literature, Children´s Literature,
Movies, Music ... Vocals, News, Politics, Pop Culture,
Radio, Religion and more at Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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There is also a Basic Skills Study Guide. This organizes the listening activities by subject. (It does not include all of the quizzes.) http://www.esl-lab.com/guide.htm You can Email a question to Randall's Voice Mail Box. If he chooses your question, you can listen to the answer over the Internet! http://www.esl-lab.com/voice/voice.htm Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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About.com
- Intermediate Level English Listening Comprehension
Exercises from - English listening skills learning for
intermediate level learners includes English online
listening comprehension exercises for intermediate level
classes including dialogues and quizzes at |
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Level 200 and up |
Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Level 200 and up |
BrainPop - Choose from over 100 animated videos to learn about topics on health, science and technology. A few of the topics are: hearing, brain, muscles, heart, smell, taste, water cycle, waves, and rainbow. Tim (a boy) and Moby (a robot) are the main characters in the video cartoons. While you are waiting for the videos to load, you take a Quiz on the topic you will be watching. Be sure to click on "Loading Movie" to see when your movie is ready to watch. You can repeat the movie as often as you like by clicking on the play button (arrow). http://www.brainpop.com/indexgen.asp |
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Level 200 and up |
Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Level 200 and up |
Cutting
Edge CALL Demos (Jim Duber) - Here are two stories to
listen to. Click the "T" button also so you can see the text
as you listen. When you finish, you will answer questions,
do a dictation, and write a short essay that you can send to
your teacher. You can send the writing to me if you like. My
email is krauss@lclark.edu Click here if you need to download Shockwave® or Flash®. |
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Level 200 and up |
Click here if you need to download RealAudio® or Flash®. |
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Level 200 and up |
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Level 200 and up |
Every
Day English in Conversation - Does it happen to you that
sometimes you feel frustrated because you find yourself
unable to express yourself clearly and yet when you hear
native speakers, you feel that it is so simple and
easy? In this section, we will focus on learning
idiomatic and everyday expressions to help us deal with
daily conversational situations at Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Level 200 and up |
History Channel-Famous Speeches - Would you like to hear Neil Armstrong's words when he first landed on the moon? How about Malcolm X and his words about African Americans? For each day of the year, there is a famous speech which was given on that date. Click on the picture of the man with the microphone which says, "Speech Archive" to see a list of all the speeches which are available. Before you listen, read the background information that is given to help you understand the speech. Have fun reliving important events in history! http://historychannel.com/speeches/index.html Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Level 200 and up |
Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Level 200 and up |
PEAK English -
This site has a lot to offer. You must sign
up. You can choose the "student" membership, which
includes some free services: You might want to start by
taking the Placement
Test (40 questions) to see what your English level is.
You can practice with games,
American
culture or slang.
you can also work on your grammar with "Coaching
Exercises" or participate with Pen Pals, Chat, or
Message Boards. One interesting feature is the "Talk
Back" message board. You record your voice to post voice
messages. You can also hear the voice messages posted by
others. This can give you real listening and speaking
practice! Click here if you need to download
RealAudio®. |
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Level 200 and up |
NOTE: After you listen to an episode, click in the close
box in the upper left corner to return to the main page. Click here if you need to download Shockwave® or Flash®. |
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Voice of America: The News in Special English - This world news is read more slowly than usual. Try this out if the "regular" news broadcasts are too difficult for you to follow. http://www.voa.gov/stream/voa/english/spec/specengla.ram Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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See Listening Resources for English Language Learners (John McVicker - Ohio University). You'll find more "Collections of Listening Links, Things to Listen To and Watch, and Listening Comprehension Activities." http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/listening.html Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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