Thứ Bảy, 24 tháng 6, 2017

BBC Business English by Roger Owen

BBC Business English is a course for business people who want to use English confidently at work. It consists of this book and three audiocassettes.
 
 
BBC Business English contains:
realistic business situations set in several different countries, lively dialogues which illustrate how business people talk on the telephone, in meetings, at conferences and on social occasions, letters, memos, reports and other documents to provide reading practice and models for writing, formal business vocabulary and informal idiomatic English presented in appropriate contexts. 
 
 
The business dialogues and documents are supported by a range of activities and study aids:
exercises designed to develop vocabulary and practise grammar,
speaking and writing tasks to build confidence in discussing figures,
dictating exercises which test listening and writing skills,
a full answer key, including model answers where appropriate,
page-by-page notes on vocabulary, phrases and structures,
a glossary of specialist terms for easy reference.
 
 
 
BBC Business English is suitable for any learner of English at intermediate level or above. It is ideal for people who want to study in their own time, and can be used flexibly to fit a busy schedule. It can be studied unit by unit or selectively, for reference and revision. The cassettes can be played in a car or personal stereo. The course also provides a rich source of material for the classroom teacher.

BBC Audio - The Adventures of Superman

The Adventures of Superman BBC Audio 2 HOURS 30 MINUTES
 
 
Starring: 
Stuart Milligan as Superman/Clark Kent 
William Hootkins as Lex Luthor 
Lorelei King as Lois Lane 
Vincent Marzello as Jimmy Olsen 
Garrick Hagon as Perry White 
Shelley Thompson as Lana Lang 
Dick Vosburgh as Jor-El 
Barbara Barnes as Lucy Lane 
David Graham as Fisher 
Simon Treves as Metal 
Elizabeth Mansfield as Amanda McCoy 
and 
Jon Pertwee as Schwarz 
Burt Kwouk as Doctor Teng 
with 
David Bannerman, Vincent Brimble, Sue Broomfield, Nigel Carrington, Terence Edmond, Christopher Good, Ronald Herdman, Norman Jones, Joanna Mackie, Dale Ropley, Jane Whyttenshaw, Andrew Wincott. 

BBC - JK Rowling Harry Potter and Me

For the first time J.K. Rowling tells in her in own words the story of how the bestselling books of Harry Potter came to life.


BBC World Service - Who on Earth are We

Who on Earth are we? is a series about culture and how it affects us. It explores some of the major differences between cultures and looks at what happens when people from different cultures meet and communicate. The series is presented by Marc Beeby.
 
 
 Contents:
Part 1
Culture and inter-cultural communication. 
Part 2
What is culture? 
Part 3 
Language and culture. 
Part 4 
Culture and communication. 
Part 5 
Culture and non-verbal communication.
Part 6 
Culture and time and space.
Part 7 
Individual and collective based cultures.
Part 8 
Individual and collective based cultures.
Part 9 
Cultural dimensions.
Part 10 
Barriers to inter-cultural communication.
Part 11 
Culture shock.
Part 12 
Series review and intercultural advice.

BBC World Service - The English We Speak

Make the English you speak sound more natural with The English We Speak from bbclearningenglish.com. Every week, we look at a different everyday English phrase or piece of slang in this fun three-minute programme.


Download:  http://huyhuu.com/news/19902/BBC-World-Service---The-English-We-Speak

BBC World Service - Grammar Challenge Audio and Text

Grammar Challenge is the programme where BBC helps language learners use tricky grammatical structures like question tags, present perfect, articles and conditionals. Every programme features an expert commentary on that week's grammar.


It contains interactive quizzes, grammar tables and an area for students practise using the structures. BBC Grammar Challenge it's a good way to understand English grammar.

BBC World Service - First Sight Second Thoughts

In 'First Sight, Second Thoughts', we hear about life in Britain as seen through the eyes of her immigrant population, people from many different cultures and countries.
 
 In this series from 1999, we discover if their ‘first sights’ of Britain matched their expectations. Immigrants from India, Guyana, Mexico, Germany, Pakistan, Botswana and Iran tell us about their first impressions.
 
 
Contents:
Part 1. First impressions.
Part 2. Coming to terms with English.
Part 3. Early Days.
Part 4. Housing.
PArt 5. Working Life.
Part 6. Leisure.
Part 7. Cultural Differences.
Part 8. Proudest Achievements.
Part 9. Going Home.