Useful+links

Introduction
Here are some useful links. There are plenty of opportunities for you to practice your listening and speaking skills. Here are some links to different resources that might help you. One useful resource is a podcast. You can subscribe to a podcast such as this one. Each time a new audio file is released it can be sent directly to your email or to a wiki like this. Listen to these podcasts "From Our Own Correspondent" (FOOC) and see what you think. The BBC website has many podcasts on different topics; Voice of America (VOA) also has podcasts you can listen to. When you click on one of the links below, the mp3 file will start to download. Save it to a spot on your computer and listen to it as many times as you want. These files are typically 10 to 20 megabites, so may take up some space. If you use an ipod or other mp3 player, you can copy the files onto your mp3 player and listen while you jog!

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At Randall's Cyber lab you can find many recorded audio files to help you practice listening: Try this link: http://esl-lab.com/ http://www.cdlponline.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=homepage At this site you can see how stress patterns work in English: http://eleaston.com/pr/stress-pattern.html