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ESL forum > Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > Skills practise    

Skills practise



cs1980
Portugal

Skills practise
 
Do you know any website for students that need to practise the skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking??

14 Sep 2010      





anitarobi
Croatia

What age and knowledge level are your students?

14 Sep 2010     



hdefined
United States

Yes: ESLprintables.com.

15 Sep 2010     



Lina Ladybird
Germany

What a question... There are tonnes of websites dealing with skill practice; you just have to google them: for example, write "listening practice" or "speaking activities" into the Google search box.

15 Sep 2010     



valfairyrose
Uruguay

I found a good one to practice listenig, and my students love it.
www.esl-lab.com
you �ll find different levels, easy, medium, difficult,very difficult.
I hope you like it.

Val

17 Sep 2010     



Mar0919
Mexico

I know I might regret making this post, because I �ll probably receive "tons" of criticism, but I �ll take my chances.
 
You have seen that I don �t use the forum that often, I do once in a while request help, because there are so many wonderful teachers here who are so generous and helpful.
 
But  I feel that sometimes, maybe not intentionally, but some members make one feel stupid, or ignorant. I mean, sometimes we do post, maybe silly questions, or for others, more than obvious. But please remember there are sooooo many different cultures, levels of knowledge,  experience, etc, regarding the English language (which is what has brought us all together in the first place).
 
I �m not talking just about this thread, I �ve seen this reaction in many others, but mostly I abstain myself from commenting, although I love reading the forum everyday.
 
Sometimes these comments prevent us from wanting to participate and post any other question, in fear of feeling criticized for our question or post.
 
Just an invitation to be nice, be polite. If you think it was a dumb, silly, or obvious question, well.... we don �t have to answer do we?
 
Alright, now I �ll get ready for Ouch !!! One by one, please!!!! LOL

17 Sep 2010