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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources: Want More of a Challenge?

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Recursos. Tuesday, May 8, 2007. Want More of a Challenge? Have you thought that you might like to spend a semester or more at an English speaking college or university? Perhaps you think that my podcasts are not enough of a challenge, that you would like to try something a little more difficult. Well, if so, here is a link that you might find interesting http:/ devel2.njit.edu/serendipity/index.php? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources: April 2007

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Recursos. Sunday, April 15, 2007. Podcast 2 - Baseball Idioms. And you will be taken to a site where you can ask questions and have native Spanish and English speakers from around the world help you with your question. Thursday, April 12, 2007. Podcast 1 - Hello and Welcome. News in Simple English. Are various news podcasts by the Voice of America. While not specifically intended to teach English, the speakers do speak very clea...

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources: Podcast 1 - Hello and Welcome

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Recursos. Thursday, April 12, 2007. Podcast 1 - Hello and Welcome. In addition to my podcast, there are many resources on the Internet for people who wish to learn English. I shall discuss four that I think are particularly good. In the box to the right entitled "Resources on the Web," you can click on the link and go directly to the site. News in Simple English. Words and Their Stories. English as a Second Language.

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources: June 2007

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Recursos. Sunday, June 3, 2007. Chat Pals (compañeros de charlar). And I’ll tell you a little about that site. Thousands upon thousands of men and women have registered on the site, and the site claims to have speakers of 115 different languages. I didn’t take time to count them, but I assure you there are a lot of languages represented on the site! Or Skype (available for free at http:/ www.skype.com/intl/es/. News in Simple English.

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources: May 2007

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Recursos. Monday, May 21, 2007. Podcast 5 - Football in the United States. For those of you who want to learn more about American football, I would recommend visiting some of the following web sites:. Brief description of the rules of the game: http:/ www.juegosdeportivos.com/futbolamericano/reglasfutbolamericano.html. General description of the teams and players:. Http:/ www.footballamericano.com/indexfa.asp. Tuesday, May 8, 2007.

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources: Podcast 5 - Football in the United States

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English for Spanish Speakers - Resources. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Recursos. Monday, May 21, 2007. Podcast 5 - Football in the United States. For those of you who want to learn more about American football, I would recommend visiting some of the following web sites:. Brief description of the rules of the game: http:/ www.juegosdeportivos.com/futbolamericano/reglasfutbolamericano.html. General description of the teams and players:. Http:/ www.footballamericano.com/indexfa.asp. News in Simple English.

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar: Anyone or Any one?

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Gramática. Sunday, April 15, 2007. Anyone or Any one? Does "anyone" mean the same as "any one? When spoken they sound identical, but when written they have different meanings. Use "anyone" when you mean any person whatsoever (cualquier persona). For example: Anyone can do it. (Cualquier persona puede hacerlo.). I discovered this website today. It is interesting. Sorry for my bad English. Just I'm a beginner. Thak you for your job.

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar: May 2007

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Gramática. Thursday, May 17, 2007. Have very similar meanings and both are usually translated using the Spanish word menos. They both refer to a decrease in an amount; however, they are used differently. Books than you, that there are fewer. Houses on this block than on the next block, or that there are fewer. Cars in the parking lot than on the street. Water in the bowl than yesterday, that there is less. Soil in our garden. Suppose,...

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar: Fewer or Less?

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Gramática. Thursday, May 17, 2007. Have very similar meanings and both are usually translated using the Spanish word menos. They both refer to a decrease in an amount; however, they are used differently. Books than you, that there are fewer. Houses on this block than on the next block, or that there are fewer. Cars in the parking lot than on the street. Water in the bowl than yesterday, that there is less. Soil in our garden. Suppose,...

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar: April 2007

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English for Spanish Speakers - Grammar. Inglés Para Hispanohablantes - Gramática. Sunday, April 15, 2007. Anyone or Any one? Does "anyone" mean the same as "any one? When spoken they sound identical, but when written they have different meanings. Use "anyone" when you mean any person whatsoever (cualquier persona). For example: Anyone can do it. (Cualquier persona puede hacerlo.). Thursday, April 12, 2007. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blog Archive/Archivo de Blog. Anyone or Any one?