Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Learn English Through Song or Movie Scenes




A generous man called Teacher Frank (not me! A different one…) has created lots and lots of fun lessons which involve listening to songs and watching slide shows or movies on You Tube. He even has free exercises to go with them.
I find the songs and movie scenes are very well chosen and because the level is fairly easy for most of you, it is a nice relaxing way to work on your English. Nevertheless, I am rather confident that in each song or scene there will be a few idioms or phrases that may not yet be in your active, productive English. 
I suggest you try to use these new phrases in sentences of your own. And let others know about the site if you like it. Maybe it's worth a blogging about in your own blog.
Here is an example using a song I like very much, especially on a cloudy day :) I just love the singer's clear mellifluous voice
You can also study the lyrics and respond to your favorite lines. Have a look at the two-page Word handout that goes with it.
Here is the whole list of songs Frank has chosen for you. There are PLENTY of great songs to choose from and the slide shows are often quite amusing. 

Learn English Through Movie Scenes

Also very entertaining. Scroll down to see the script and do the exercise. Use the new words and phrases you learn so you remember them better!

Finally, here is a long playlist at youtube will a lot of the free lessons that Teacher Frank has prepared for your learning pleasure.
Have fun! (and who cares if you start singing along :) )

Sunday, December 5, 2010

New search engine for movie quotes

Subzin.com is a pretty awesome way to see language in a spoken context.

Try typing in a few words.. like "Frankly my dear I don't give a damn"
What famous movie is that line from? The answer is here.

...or even one word like SHRIMP. Guess what movie pops up first? I'm sure it's one you all know...

Unfortunately the search engine can't find the film one of my favorite words comes from. It's one I loved as a kid....The word is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Do you know the film?? It stars the same actress who played Maria in the Sound of Music.

Script Links
There are many excellent links to movie and TV scripts at Script Links

Friday, April 2, 2010

Arnie the Actor



160 Greatest Arnold Schwarzenegger Quotes

Nothing too complex here ...;)



Saturday, July 21, 2007

How sick is Healthcare in America?

Very sick. Very sick indeed.

Read/Listen to this transcribed podcast where several Americans discuss their personal situations regarding health care after watching Michael Moore's latest film, Sicko.

You really can only come to one conclusion: The system every European and Canadian takes for granted, namely Universal Health Care, is not as universal as many Americans wish it were.

Movies Movies Movies

IMDB rules!

I love this site because it very rarely lets me down when I am looking for information about movies and/or TV shows. In addition to a reliable rating system (ten stars max), trailers, and basic info like plot summary and director and actors, there are links to dozens of reviews (in German too usually), discussion boards, user comments, trivia, memorable quotes, etc etc

TASK: Register and you can easily make a list of all the movies you own, you have seen, or would like to see. You can then share this list with other people and find out who has the same tastes or who could recommend or lend you a certain title.

Register today! It's very easy to then make your list, even if you own hundreds of videos and DVDs like I do.

I will be posting a link to My Movies soon! You should do the same!

Sunday, July 1, 2007

How to write the 5 paragraph essay: the movie

Short and yet surprisingly informative movie about this topic.

Cool!

Too bad most of the movies require subscription, but some stuff is free.

Anyway, you can get a free 14 day trial subscription here.