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| Internet Radio Links |
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listen to these you will need to use Real Player, however this can be
down loaded from: Real
Audio for free.
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page provides a very useful internet radio and TV study resource. Here
it is possible to tune into programmes from basic to advanced learning
levels. This link will take you to the BBC Enlish study homepage. Here
you can choose which best suits your needs. To listen you will need
to have Real Player installed.
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World Service provides a wide range of programming, with news programmes
broadcast on the our and on the half our. The news programmes aid in
language study for a number of reasons: The describe current affairs,
the news reports are repeated - thus if there was a problem hearing
some pronunciation the first time there is opportunity to listen again
- they are very useful for keeping up with current language usage and
new vocabulary as it appears. These provide a number of reasons for
why this is a good study resource for improving hearing skills and vocabulary.
(This station may be considered as an aural window on the world.)
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channel is a perfect resource for UK domestic news. In addtion there
are various drama, arts programmes, documentaries, and daily book readings.
There are also many other very interesting prgranmming to listen to.
Whatever your intersts, you will find a programme here that will meet
them. What better way to improve language skills than to listen to programmes
on your interests.
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| This
provides an excellent range of classical music programming with the
minimum of chat in between In additions there are a wide variety of
art music, jazz and other music, as well as occasional news programmes,
to listen to here. Please enjoy. |
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