5 free sites with listening material for English Language Learners
September 2, 2024 2024-09-02 1:14
5 free sites with listening material for English Language Learners
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Links to the websites:
https://www.talkenglish.com/
https://listenaminute.com/
https://www.eslfast.com/
https://www.elllo.org/english/level2-beginners-true.htm
https://breakingnewsenglish.com/
5 sites with listening material for English language learners that also include scripts and exercises. All these sites are free and don’t require any type of sign up. This is useful material that students can work on alone to develop their listening skills. I find listening and reading the script at the same time is really useful. There is content here for all different levels and the great thing is students can work alone and hopefully become more independent learners. Each site
1) is Free with no sign up
2) Offers listening material in English
3) provides the complete script of the audio
4) has interactive exercises to check basic understanding
These are great sites to recommend to your students. They can work alone, listen, read the script and do the exericises and get feedback.
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Comments (46)
@chenxin8490
This video is so helpful! Big thanks!
@MiribekOngarbaev
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@SofiaJenniferTeodori
Thank you so much for sharing! This is very helpful
@himanshuwalia4756
Hey, can you provide a site where I can get around 100+ modules for English Paragraph dictations, I found few but only 20 exercise files, they will not be enough
@momokakou378
Thanks a lot☺️
@maryjanebravo2
I wished I have seen your channel before.
It is very informative.
@stephenmonash821
In practice reading along with the dialogue is useful. However, in an assessment students would not have the transcript to use, as they would read for the answers rather than listen. Thanks for the websites though.
@alexphonetics6245
I watched it and actually liked some of the sites. Really thank you for the info, I'm looking forward to trying these sites on my students
@rickyxanderricky7027
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@mustafahaza9401
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@lieunguyen3945
Thank you so much. It's very useful.
@quynhnguyenthi4893
Thank you so much for your recommendations
@mohamedananyelhadymorad6151
Thanks alot
It would be appreciated if you could attach links
@augij07hc97
THANKS A LOT, I'll subscribe right away.
I was looking for some material like this to improve my English and help my little sister out, since she's learning English at school.
I'll check out your other videos:)))
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@Life-eo6wd
Thank you for the video!!!
@user-yu7th1tm4w
Thank you sooo much!
@meenakshimuthukrishnan420
Need of the hour. Thank you, Mr. Russell.
@skullgamingyt4651
I won't lie guyz I already knew about the breaking news English website it's a great one go and check it out 🤩👍👍
@fugitivodos329
gracias por estas super paginas.. me han ayudado mucho y apenas estoy descubriendo sus contenidos. por muchos años usaba saberingles.ar pero quiero avanzar mas. thanks for the information,,
@teacher_ana_krug
Hi, thank you for the video! I have a question: is the first one (talkenglish.com) copyright free? I would love to use it on my course 🙂
@taharimaafrin6833
Hlw sir…..can your please suggest me the best podcast website where I will find transcript also…….?
So that I can improve my listening skills
@FoxWiki
THANKS
@gharsallahchayma8983
Thank you so much
@norabalogh5910
I'm a Canadian doing volunteer work with newcomers to Canada as part of a newcomer-mentorship program. An important first hurdle for the people I work with is learning English and I give them supplemental help in addition to their official classes. I'm not a professional English teacher of course, but I do have personal experience learning foreign languages. I find that listening comprehension is one of the most important but least-concentrated-on areas for many people.
This is excellent material that I'll in turn be able to suggest to my mentees for practice. From my perspective, it's also important that it's free as they don't have a lot of resources. Thanks for making this available!!!
@taharimaafrin6833
I'm taking preparation for IELTS…..I Wanna improve my listening and vocabulary range…. which website will be perfect for me
@ourvlogworld9092
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@rosagarciafacal4040
Thank you very much for sharing. Very helpful!
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@hawasadat4905
How can I open TalkingEnglish.com please tell to me open that I need that website
@simplest2remember
I've been using ieltsenglish.co.uk for a while now, they focus on collocations in particular, and have developed lesson plans that you can use very quickly. They have ielts-style interviews with a foreign speaker each lesson, where the language is analysed and mistakes corrected. The business plan is to get these lesson plans in front of your students in the hopes that your students will decide they want more. Interesting business plan.
@claudiareginateixeira1825
Hello from Brasil! Thank you for all tips and material provided. 🙂
@mistergeorgie
Very useful! Thank you so much!
@lnperez3043
Sir do you know any websites for medical students ?
@alexwilson7235
Thank you so much for the websites they are very useful.
@narimankhanfar7279
Thank you so much, your videos are very useful.
@f15digital
Thak you very much. This is excellent. I have a suggestion for you: http://www.deepenglish.com, Hope you like it. Gildeta
@erasanskritam7793
Thank you so much for this great information which will really help us to upgrade our listening skill.
@wingertstrasse1
Super, as usual!
@theanglohouse601
Great websites. Thanks a lot Russell!
@leannemerkowsky3381
I just started listening to your videos recently – wow – I built up quite the repertoire of useful websites – thanks so much for sharing – I'll be sure to give these sites a try – they all seem so user friendly and I love how they are ready made and ready for use immediately!!! Thanks again!!!!
@wescombeco
I agree that for students learning on their own, sites that accompany a listening with the script and exercises are great. In fact, they are great for the teachers too! I teach adults in a business environment, a lot of them at B2 and above so I end up using a lot of "authentic" materials which I think is what they need, It's time consuming, but rewarding as I'm helping them deal with their real life situations. For business students who want to practice their listening skills with exercises and scripts, I can recommend an old Macmillan site which features both native and non native speakers talking about their working life. http://www.businessenglishonline.net/resources/podcasts/ and also this British Council site https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/professionals-podcasts.
The following site gives listenings and exercises related to exam levels, but they can be used in general English classes too https://www.examenglish.com/B2/B2_listening.htm
@clarebooth9178
And Speakout at various levels, eg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc_NUzuze6M&t=78s
@clarebooth9178
See also https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/listening
@MiriamGalvani
What massive information! Thanks
@nalanguder1411
Thanks for these useful links.