Most students ask us how they can practice their English, specially the listening skill. Our first thought is: try to get in touch with authentic material, such as: songs, movies, video clips, interviews, etc. This is exactly what you should do.What you guys don't realize is that you find it all on Youtube. Browse around then!
Today, I'm posting an interview with Beyonce on CNN. It's great 'cause she speaks American English, and the host, British English. You'll able to notice the main differences. She is talking about her career, her family, her new album and her latest perfomance in London. Very nice!
I received a text from our friend Reginaldo who has just returned from the Big Apple city, New York. Below, he is sharing his main impressions. Check it out.
"My exchange program was very nice. I stayed for four weeks in Tarrytown New York. Tarrytown is near Manhattan. Manhattan is recognized as the capital of the world. I visited the Empire States, Rockfeleer Plaza, Central Park, American History Natural of America, Intrepid Air Sea Museum, Lion King. I went to Philladelphia to watch Real Madrid Team Soccer (Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka played) and see the statue of Rock Ballboa.
I knew people from the rest of the world. I met people from France and Turkey, and I had classes, eighteen hours per week with an American teacher. My classmates were from Japan, Chine, Mexico, Venezuelan, Saudi Arabia