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Hi ThereJust wanted to let people know of a FREE TO USE website which may help people learning the English Language.The website is www.ipicthat.com, it is the world's first online talking picture dictionary. The site basically comprises of a ‘dictionary’ of approximately 5,500 words in an A-Z...

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Hello Everybody! I would like to get some feedback on a few pronunciation videos I made. Two are about learning English vowels (go to ). I would like to make more videos in the future, but first I want to know how to make these ones more useful or interesting. Any and all comments are welcome!

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Re: Newcastle accent?

I wouldn't necessarily recommend someone learning English to learn a regional accent at all - not even south-eastern or estuary English (and that's not because I am from Newcastle, and biased (although I am from Newcastle!). People from different UK regions use different accents and...

English Audio: Speech and Pronunciation by Anonymous 20 days ago Accents American English Dialects Pronunciation Learning English Constructions
Re: I need spoken english guidance

Hi Everybody Who want to improve there English!!I am going to give you some useful link, by these links you can improve your English skill. http://www.m-w.com/ Answers.com http://www.answers.com/speech BBC learning English http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/index.shtml English...

ESL Software, Online Learning, and Games by Anonymous 102 days ago Phonetics Pronunciation Learning English
Re: NARNIA

Your comment reminded me of something I listened to a couple of weeks ago. (Here's the link to the mp3 file ... warning: it's 3.3MB)BBC Learning English has made a radio programme which consists of 12 episodes. In each episode, they analyse the way some famous non-native (but proficient)...

English Audio: Speech and Pronunciation by Tanit 121 days ago Pronunciation Learning English Speak english Spelling Before and After
Re: Gramatical Mistakes Common to Chinese English-speakers

Hblaw wrote: Hi all, My native language is Chinese and I am learning English as a foreign language. I am wondering if you could name a few mistakes that are commonly seen in Chinese people who speak/write English as a second language, so that I can be more conscious in avoiding them in the...

ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by Goodman 276 days ago Regards Grammar Accents Pronunciation Learning English Genders Conversations English as a second language
Re: How to learn English from music/songs?

Teroff wrote:Hello. I think this is bad idea to learn English from musics and other. First of all you must learn a gramma and after that you may learn English from Music/song, but not gramma only vocabulary bank. But this is my IMHOSometimes I thought of it as you did. But I take me back in...

ESL, Learn Basic English Vocabulary by Anonymous 283 days ago Vocabulary Grammar Pronunciation Learn English Accents Learning English
Re: Improving English listening skill

I have the same opinion as you and Benita. Listening to the English songs, seeing films, playing games and especially try to find any occasions to talk to some native English speaker (it's not easy...) are various forms of learning English. It is also an impetus to give us a basic of knowledge...

Topic of the Moment! by Titithi 293 days ago Accents Learning English Pronunciation
Re: Grammars of Songs

Hi again,sorry, I meant to say that you should avoid considering songs as a major means of learning English.You don't learn good pronunciation by listening to songs. Often words are mispronounced (because they are sung). So you'll often hear "crazy" pronounced "cray-zeh", reduced diphthongs so...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Kooyeen 303 days ago Grammar Learning English Learn English Pronunciation Diphthongs
Re: TO REALISE / TO REALIZE

Regrettably, one of the ways in which British grammar and spelling has changed over the centuries is because mistakes in grammar or spelling have become so common, that they are accepted as a variant. I shudder to think that soon, CON-tribute will also be regarded as "acceptably"!!! As I see it,...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 341 days ago Grammar Spelling Learning English Pronunciation

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