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Listen to the stories or articles first without reading the text. Look at the text to figure out meaning and vocabulary. Listen and read at the same time, and finally, just listen again. For pronunciation and fluency practice, you can play the audio recording sentence by sentence, record your own voice with Audio Recorder, and compare.
(More listening on this website is at In a Word -- All About English Vocabulary)
BCIT Survey Highlights Importance of Oral Communication Skills
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Yes, Dear Reader, There is a Santa Claus.
A Teaching Ballad: the Ballad of Thread-Fall
(Song and Listening Cloze Exercise)
Dragon Time
(Song and Listening Cloze Exercise)
On What Grounds was this B.C. Ferry “Grounded”?
The "Twisted Luxury" of the Central Chinese Television Building
BCIT Survey Highlights Importance of Oral Communication Skills
