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Unit
Title
Listening Quizzes
Language Function
1
Introductions Listening Conversations: (www.esl-lab.com)
- Introductions (SL)
- Names (SL)
- Nice to Meet You (E)
- Tell me about yourself (E)
- Where are you from? (E)
- Haven't We Met Before? (M)
- Personal Introductions: Tell us about yourself
(www.englishvoices.org) (E)
Videos: (from www.esl-lab.com)
introducing yourself;
greetings
http://www.esl-lab.com/guide.htm
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Phone Numbers
Basic Level
http://www.esl-lab.com/small/smallrd1.htm
Haven't We Met Before?
http://www.esl-lab.com/eslbasic/phonenumbers-1.htm
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| Introductions | Listening Conversations: (www.esl-lab.com)
| introducing yourself; greetings |
Themes
- Study Abroad:
Making New Friendships
long time, no see / fancy / bump into / in ages / be up to / what's new / by the way / be in touch with / huh? / no way / put someone on / umm / let something slip / scoop / have (got) to run / take off / give someone a ring / reach me / catch you later / humph / you'd better believe it / wring someone's neck / lousy
Relaxed Speech: YOU changes to YA.
https://www.ezslang.com
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General Listening Quizzes
[ Listen to Everyday Conversations with Adult and Children's Voices ]
Randall's Other Sites:
http://www.esl-lab.com
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Contents
Study Abroad: Is it Right for You?Online Degrees: Advantages and Disadvantages
Culture Shock: Adjusting to a New Environment
Online ESL Study: Preparing Before You Go?
ESL Study Programs: Picking the Ideal School
Scholarships: Do I Qualify?
TOEFL Preparation: How and Why?
Homestay: What Can I Expect?
International Health Insurance: Do I Really Need It?
http://www.tips4students.com
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TOEFL has audio tracks for listening in three of its four sections (Listening, Speaking, Writing). Phrasal verbs are very common in TOEFL audio tracks. This is because phrasal verbs tend to be informal. And in English, speech is less formal than writing,
Phrasal verbs can be tricky for TOEFL test-takers—these root verb/preposition combinations aren’t used much in other languages. In this post, we’ll look at several phrasal verbs, as they are defined and used on the TOEFL. For each phrasal verb, I’ll also give you some examples of use in TOEFL audio tracks.
- Study Abroad:
Making New Friendshipslong time, no see / fancy / bump into / in ages / be up to / what's new / by the way / be in touch with / huh? / no way / put someone on / umm / let something slip / scoop / have (got) to run / take off / give someone a ring / reach me / catch you later / humph / you'd better believe it / wring someone's neck / lousy
Relaxed Speech: YOU changes to YA.
Randall's Other Sites:
| Contents |
Culture Shock: Adjusting to a New Environment
Online ESL Study: Preparing Before You Go?
ESL Study Programs: Picking the Ideal School
Scholarships: Do I Qualify?
TOEFL Preparation: How and Why?
Homestay: What Can I Expect?
International Health Insurance: Do I Really Need It?
TOEFL has audio tracks for listening in three of its four sections (Listening, Speaking, Writing). Phrasal verbs are very common in TOEFL audio tracks. This is because phrasal verbs tend to be informal. And in English, speech is less formal than writing,
Phrasal verbs can be tricky for TOEFL test-takers—these root verb/preposition combinations aren’t used much in other languages. In this post, we’ll look at several phrasal verbs, as they are defined and used on the TOEFL. For each phrasal verb, I’ll also give you some examples of use in TOEFL audio tracks.
Put up – to display or show; to build/erect something
Possible TOEFL Use
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Another student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Possible TOEFL Use
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Another student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Get out – to get free of something; to change from being secret to being known openly
Possible TOEFL Uses
A conversation between a student and an adviser from TOEFL Listening:
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Possible TOEFL Uses
A conversation between a student and an adviser from TOEFL Listening:
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Turn up – to appear; to intensify or increase
Possible TOEFL Uses
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 5:
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Possible TOEFL Uses
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 5:
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Go up – to increase; to be in the process of construction.
Possible TOEFL Uses
A TOEFL lecture in a biology class:
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Possible TOEFL Uses
A TOEFL lecture in a biology class:
A student conversation from TOEFL Speaking Task 3:
Take out – to remove
Possible TOEFL Use
A TOEFL lecture in a biology class:
https://magoosh.com/toefl/2016/phrasal-verbs-in-toefl-listening/
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Possible TOEFL Use
A TOEFL lecture in a biology class:
TOEFL Listening
The TOEFL listening section contains 4 to 6 lectures with 6 questions each, and 2 or 3 conversations with 5 questions each. To do well on the listening section, it’s important to be familiar with unrehearsed speech and natural conversation. Follow the links below for lots of tips to help you beat TOEFL listening. You can also study online with Magoosh TOEFL if want a realistic TOEFL listening experience!
Listening
- Free TOEFL Listening Practice Test | Video Post
- La mejor práctica para el Listening del TOEFL
- Trava-Línguas em Inglês: “th” Sonoro e Surdo
- Trabalenguas en inglés: el sonido “th” sordo y sonoro
- What Does the TOEFL Look Like?
- Learn Business English With CNN Money: “English Names” in China
- Unofficial Audio for TOEFL Quick Prep Volume 2: The Lectures
- Learn Business English With CNN Money: The Chinese Yuan
- Learn Business With CNN Money: Blackberry Phones
- TOEFL Listening Lectures: Vocabulary in Context
- Learn Business English With CNN Money: Walmart in India
- ETS’s Official TOEFL Course Online, Week 3: Listening
- English Pronunciation and Reading: Pokemon Go Article
- TOEFL Listening and TOEFL Reading: Vocabulary in Context
- Are TOEFL Skills Useful in Real Life?
- TOEFL Listening Quiz: English Question Words 2
- TOEFL Listening Quiz: English Question Words 1
- English Listening: Mastering English Question Words
- A Melhor Prática para a Compreensão Auditiva do TOEFL
- 4 Ways to Improve Your TOEFL Listening
- TOEFL Listening and Speaking with Video Games
- Alternatives to YouTube for English Practice
- Good Sources for TOEFL Listening Practice: Lectures
- Good Sources of TOEFL Listening Practice: Conversations
- Practice English Listening and Pronunciation with Minimal Pairs
- Listening in Levels: English for Medical Professionals
- English for Medical Professionals: Vocabulary Review
- Tongue Twisters for Native Chinese Speakers: Short A, Long A
- Tongue Twisters for Native Chinese Speakers: L and TH
- English Tongue Twisters: Voiced and Unvoiced “th”
- Unofficial Audio for TOEFL Quick Prep Volume 1
- TOEFL Listening Practice for Integrated Writing
- TOEFL Listening Practice: A Lecture, in Levels
- Using TOEFL Lectures and Real Lectures for TOEFL Prep
- What is the Hardest Part of the TOEFL? (Part 2)
- The Difference Between TOEFL Lectures and Real College Lectures
- Mental Floss, Part 3: Extra TOEFL Practice
- Mental Floss, Part 2: More TOEFL Practice
- TOEFL Listening Activity: Listening in Levels
- Studying only with Free TOEFL Materials
- Magoosh Comics: Prefixes in TOEFL Vocabulary, Part 3
- Use Mental Floss for TOEFL Practice
- Magoosh Comics: Prefixes in TOEFL Vocabulary, Part 1
- News in Levels: A Great TOEFL Resource
- Overcoming Boredom in TOEFL Listening
- TOEFL Listening Practice: Answers to Sample Questions
- TOEFL Listening Practice: Sample Questions
- TOEFL Listening Practice: Note-Taking
- Listening Exercise: Informal Speech in a Cooking TV Show
- Improve Your English Listening and Speaking Skills with Karaoke
- Practice your Listening Skills with Recipes
- Learn to Listen Without Transcripts, Using Minute Science
- What to Do When You Don’t Know a Word in TOEFL Listening
- Flowcharts and Note-Taking, Part 1: Listening Section Conversations
- Practice Listening With Educational Videos
- TOEFL Tuesday: How to Improve English Listening Skills
- Boost Your English Listening Abilities with Videos and Podcasts
- TOEFL Tuesday: 3 Tips for Better Listening Notes
- TOEFL Tuesday: Practice Listening with Documentaries
- Learning Activity: Understanding Messy English Conversations
- Why English Conversations Are Hard to Follow
- The Best ESL Podcasts
- English Listening and Speaking Practice on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
- How to Use English Subtitles and Transcripts
- TOEFL Tuesday: Official Magoosh Listening Practice
- TOEFL Listening PDF
- Fun TOEFL Listening Practice: Online Comedy Videos
- TOEFL Email Course: Intro to the TOEFL
- TOEFL Tuesday: Listening Practice – Main Purpose Questions
- What to Expect After You Pass the TOEFL: Listening and Speaking on Campus
- TOEFL Listening vs. Other English Listening Practice
- Listening Resources for Australian English
- Listening Resources for British English
- TOEFL Tuesday: Listening Section Advice
- TOEFL Sample Questions Roundup
- Improve Your TOEFL Listening With Medical Dramas
- Improving Listening Speed with Movie One-Liners
- How to Improve TOEFL Listening
- “Reading” a TOEFL Lecture
- TOEFL Listening: Numbers You DO Need to Know
- TOEFL Listening: Numbers You Don’t Need to Know
- TOEFL Listening Question Type – Detail
- Listening, Reading, and Writing Practice with “Get”
- TOEFL “School Life” Vocabulary: Opportunities and Choices
- Spoken English Vocabulary: Chances Are
- Academic TOEFL Listening Practice
- Everyday TOEFL Listening Practice
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Attitude
- TOEFL Listening Practice Questions
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Function
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Organization
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Main Idea
- Taking Faster Notes
- Common TOEFL Listening Difficulties
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Inference
- Balancing Notes and Listening
- TOEFL Lecture Strategy: Take Notes
- How to Practice TOEFL Listening
- Pacing for Listening on the TOEFL
- TOEFL Listening Question Type- Categorizing
https://magoosh.com/toefl/toefl-listening/
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LISTENING
Telling Time
The TOEFL listening section contains 4 to 6 lectures with 6 questions each, and 2 or 3 conversations with 5 questions each. To do well on the listening section, it’s important to be familiar with unrehearsed speech and natural conversation. Follow the links below for lots of tips to help you beat TOEFL listening. You can also study online with Magoosh TOEFL if want a realistic TOEFL listening experience!
- Free TOEFL Listening Practice Test | Video Post
- La mejor práctica para el Listening del TOEFL
- Trava-Línguas em Inglês: “th” Sonoro e Surdo
- Trabalenguas en inglés: el sonido “th” sordo y sonoro
- What Does the TOEFL Look Like?
- Learn Business English With CNN Money: “English Names” in China
- Unofficial Audio for TOEFL Quick Prep Volume 2: The Lectures
- Learn Business English With CNN Money: The Chinese Yuan
- Learn Business With CNN Money: Blackberry Phones
- TOEFL Listening Lectures: Vocabulary in Context
- Learn Business English With CNN Money: Walmart in India
- ETS’s Official TOEFL Course Online, Week 3: Listening
- English Pronunciation and Reading: Pokemon Go Article
- TOEFL Listening and TOEFL Reading: Vocabulary in Context
- Are TOEFL Skills Useful in Real Life?
- TOEFL Listening Quiz: English Question Words 2
- TOEFL Listening Quiz: English Question Words 1
- English Listening: Mastering English Question Words
- A Melhor Prática para a Compreensão Auditiva do TOEFL
- 4 Ways to Improve Your TOEFL Listening
- TOEFL Listening and Speaking with Video Games
- Alternatives to YouTube for English Practice
- Good Sources for TOEFL Listening Practice: Lectures
- Good Sources of TOEFL Listening Practice: Conversations
- Practice English Listening and Pronunciation with Minimal Pairs
- Listening in Levels: English for Medical Professionals
- English for Medical Professionals: Vocabulary Review
- Tongue Twisters for Native Chinese Speakers: Short A, Long A
- Tongue Twisters for Native Chinese Speakers: L and TH
- English Tongue Twisters: Voiced and Unvoiced “th”
- Unofficial Audio for TOEFL Quick Prep Volume 1
- TOEFL Listening Practice for Integrated Writing
- TOEFL Listening Practice: A Lecture, in Levels
- Using TOEFL Lectures and Real Lectures for TOEFL Prep
- What is the Hardest Part of the TOEFL? (Part 2)
- The Difference Between TOEFL Lectures and Real College Lectures
- Mental Floss, Part 3: Extra TOEFL Practice
- Mental Floss, Part 2: More TOEFL Practice
- TOEFL Listening Activity: Listening in Levels
- Studying only with Free TOEFL Materials
- Magoosh Comics: Prefixes in TOEFL Vocabulary, Part 3
- Use Mental Floss for TOEFL Practice
- Magoosh Comics: Prefixes in TOEFL Vocabulary, Part 1
- News in Levels: A Great TOEFL Resource
- Overcoming Boredom in TOEFL Listening
- TOEFL Listening Practice: Answers to Sample Questions
- TOEFL Listening Practice: Sample Questions
- TOEFL Listening Practice: Note-Taking
- Listening Exercise: Informal Speech in a Cooking TV Show
- Improve Your English Listening and Speaking Skills with Karaoke
- Practice your Listening Skills with Recipes
- Learn to Listen Without Transcripts, Using Minute Science
- What to Do When You Don’t Know a Word in TOEFL Listening
- Flowcharts and Note-Taking, Part 1: Listening Section Conversations
- Practice Listening With Educational Videos
- TOEFL Tuesday: How to Improve English Listening Skills
- Boost Your English Listening Abilities with Videos and Podcasts
- TOEFL Tuesday: 3 Tips for Better Listening Notes
- TOEFL Tuesday: Practice Listening with Documentaries
- Learning Activity: Understanding Messy English Conversations
- Why English Conversations Are Hard to Follow
- The Best ESL Podcasts
- English Listening and Speaking Practice on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
- How to Use English Subtitles and Transcripts
- TOEFL Tuesday: Official Magoosh Listening Practice
- TOEFL Listening PDF
- Fun TOEFL Listening Practice: Online Comedy Videos
- TOEFL Email Course: Intro to the TOEFL
- TOEFL Tuesday: Listening Practice – Main Purpose Questions
- What to Expect After You Pass the TOEFL: Listening and Speaking on Campus
- TOEFL Listening vs. Other English Listening Practice
- Listening Resources for Australian English
- Listening Resources for British English
- TOEFL Tuesday: Listening Section Advice
- TOEFL Sample Questions Roundup
- Improve Your TOEFL Listening With Medical Dramas
- Improving Listening Speed with Movie One-Liners
- How to Improve TOEFL Listening
- “Reading” a TOEFL Lecture
- TOEFL Listening: Numbers You DO Need to Know
- TOEFL Listening: Numbers You Don’t Need to Know
- TOEFL Listening Question Type – Detail
- Listening, Reading, and Writing Practice with “Get”
- TOEFL “School Life” Vocabulary: Opportunities and Choices
- Spoken English Vocabulary: Chances Are
- Academic TOEFL Listening Practice
- Everyday TOEFL Listening Practice
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Attitude
- TOEFL Listening Practice Questions
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Function
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Organization
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Main Idea
- Taking Faster Notes
- Common TOEFL Listening Difficulties
- TOEFL Listening Question Type: Inference
- Balancing Notes and Listening
- TOEFL Lecture Strategy: Take Notes
- How to Practice TOEFL Listening
- Pacing for Listening on the TOEFL
- TOEFL Listening Question Type- Categorizing
http://www.esl-lab.com/eslbasic/clocks-watches-sc1.htm
Daily Planners and Scheduling
http://www.esl-lab.com/eslbasic/calendar-sc1.htm
CONVERSATION
Telephone Conversations
Taking and Leaving Messages
http://www.esl-lab.com/eslbasic/telephone-cellphone-sc1.htm
Meet My Family
Snack Time!:
Healthy Foods for Kids
http://www.esl-lab.com/snack/snacksc1.htm
New Year's Day
http://www.esl-lab.com/newyear/newyearsc1.htm
USED TO - AS A RESUT
A Fun Day
http://www.esl-lab.com/fun/funsc1.htm
CINEMA
Clothing Styles
http://www.esl-lab.com/clothing/clothingsc1.htm
CLOTHES - SEASONS
Answering Machine
http://www.esl-lab.com/phone/phonesc1.htm
BASIC
PHONE NUMBERS
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http://www.aprenderinglesrapidoyfacil.com/ejercicios-de-listening-en-ingles/
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COMPREHENSION EXERCISES
http://www.agendaweb.org/listening-exercises
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Witnessing a Robbery
http://www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/crime/crime05.htm
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Favorite Movie
http://www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/smalltalk/smalltalk11.htm
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Describing People
http://www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/smalltalk/smalltalk06.htm
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Choosing a Good Restaurant
http://www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/restaurant/restaurant01.htm
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http://www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/restaurant/restaurant16.htm+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Buying a Burrito
http://www.eslfast.com/robot/topics/dailylife/dailylife21.htm+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
http://www.audioenglish.org/english-learning/type_dialogue.htm
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http://www.agendaweb.org/listening/practical-english-dialogues.html
http://www.agendaweb.org/listening/real-english-conversations.html
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Talk Radio
http://www.eslfast.com/easydialogs/ec/dailylife037.htm+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Walking the Dog
http://www.eslfast.com/easydialogs/ec/dailylife004.htm+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Did You Say Something?
http://www.eslfast.com/easydialogs/ec/dailylife035.htm+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Unit 7: The Titanic
Past simple and past continuous
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-7/session-2
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http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/grammar-vocabulary/grammar-videos/past-simple-regular-verbs
past
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http://www.agendaweb.org/listening-exercises
http://www.listenaminute.com/
http://www.123listening.com/
http://englishteststore.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11157&Itemid=274
http://www.esl-lounge.com/student/listening.php
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening-skills-practice/shopping-clothes
Listen to each exercise carefully and follow the directions provided. These exercises are designed to improve your listening skills in English.
Exercise #1 - be vs. do: present and past tense
Exercise #2 - be: present tense contractions
Exercise #3 - possessive adjectives
Exercise #4 - be: past tense
Exercise #5 - articles: a / an / the
Exercise #6 - prepositions
Exercise #7 - this or these
Exercise #8 - prepositions at the end of a question or sentence
Exercise #9 - possessive pronouns
Exercise #10 - question words + verbs
Exercise #11 - present tense verbs
Exercise #12 - present continuous tense verbs
Exercise #13 - past tense verbs
Exercise #14 - questions in the past tense
Exercise #15 - future tense verbs
Exercise #16 - the "going to" future
Exercise #17 - modal verb: can
Exercise #18 - gerunds
Exercise #19 - infinitives
Exercise #20 - numbers
Exercise #21 - What time is it?
Exercise #22 - future continuous tense verbs
Exercise #23 - present perfect tense verbs
Exercise #24 - present perfect contractions
Exercise #24a - present perfect negative contractions
Exercise #25 - present perfect continuous tense
Exercise #26 - past perfect tense verbs
Exercise #27 - modal verbs
Exercise #28 - perfect modal verbs
Exercise #29 - negative verbs
Exercise #30 - comparative adjectives
Exercise #31 - comparative adverbs
Exercise #32 - superlative adjectives
Exercise #33 - adverbs
Exercise #34 - pronoun and verb
Exercise #35 - possessive nouns
https://www.learnamericanenglishonline.com/Listening_Lab/Listening_Lab.html
http://www.listenaminute.com/
http://www.123listening.com/
http://englishteststore.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11157&Itemid=274
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http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening-skills-practice/shopping-clothes
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http://www.esl-lounge.com/student/listening/1L9-at-the-department-store-transcript.php
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening-skills-practice/eating-out
http://www.agendaweb.org/listening/comprehension-exercises-A2.html
http://www.agendaweb.org/listening/comprehension-exercises.html
http://www.agendaweb.org/listening/english_audio_activities.html
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Listening Lessons
Listening Lessons
- Dogs, Dogs, Dogs - Idioms and phrases using the word 'Dog'.
- Get the phone! - A listening exercise. Listen to the phone conversation and then answer the questions.
- Listening Exercise: The Birthday Party - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the birthday party.
- Listening Exercise: The Fishing Spot - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the fishing spot.
- Listening Exercise: Asking about Restaurants - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the restaurant.
- Listening Exercise: The Weather's Great! - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the weather.
- Listening Exercise: What do you like to do? - A listening exercise: Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions.
- Listening Exercise: Movies - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions regarding the movies.
- Listening Exercise: Chores - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the family's chores.
- Listening Exercise: The Job Interview - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the job interview.
- Listening Exercise: The New Apartment - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the new apartment.
- Listening Exercise: Let's Take a Picture - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about the picture.
- Listening Exercise: In a Hotel - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions regarding the hotel.
- Listening Exercise: Shopping for Clothes - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions about shopping for clothes
- Listening Exercise: Telephone Call to a Business - A listening exercise. Listen to the conversation and then answer the questions based on the telephone call.
- Listening Exercise: A Thief in the Night - A listening exercise. Listen the conversation and then answer the question about the thief in the night.
- English Listening Practice - Listening skills are an essential part of any language. Learn the best ways to practice speaking English.
- My favorite Spanish language resources on an ESL website with scrambled exercise like activities.
- I love this ESL website! More scrambled exercise to add to your Spanish Language resources list.
- Another Spanish language resources for scrambled exercise challenges on this ESL website.
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Listening LabListen to each exercise carefully and follow the directions provided. These exercises are designed to improve your listening skills in English.
Exercise #1 - be vs. do: present and past tense
Exercise #2 - be: present tense contractions
Exercise #3 - possessive adjectives
Exercise #4 - be: past tense
Exercise #5 - articles: a / an / the
Exercise #6 - prepositions
Exercise #7 - this or these
Exercise #8 - prepositions at the end of a question or sentence
Exercise #9 - possessive pronouns
Exercise #10 - question words + verbs
Exercise #11 - present tense verbs
Exercise #12 - present continuous tense verbs
Exercise #13 - past tense verbs
Exercise #14 - questions in the past tense
Exercise #15 - future tense verbs
Exercise #16 - the "going to" future
Exercise #17 - modal verb: can
Exercise #18 - gerunds
Exercise #19 - infinitives
Exercise #20 - numbers
Exercise #21 - What time is it?
Exercise #22 - future continuous tense verbs
Exercise #23 - present perfect tense verbs
Exercise #24 - present perfect contractions
Exercise #24a - present perfect negative contractions
Exercise #25 - present perfect continuous tense
Exercise #26 - past perfect tense verbs
Exercise #27 - modal verbs
Exercise #28 - perfect modal verbs
Exercise #29 - negative verbs
Exercise #30 - comparative adjectives
Exercise #31 - comparative adverbs
Exercise #32 - superlative adjectives
Exercise #33 - adverbs
Exercise #34 - pronoun and verb
Exercise #35 - possessive nouns
https://www.learnamericanenglishonline.com/Listening_Lab/Listening_Lab.html
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Audio
6 Minute Vocabulary: Hyphenation
Unit 1 / Session 1 / Activity 1
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