How to Listen

1. Remove distractions and tune in. Turn off the television or the radio and put down anything else you are reading or doing. Notice the sounds that are around you. Some of the sounds may be whirring fans, ticking clocks, whistling birds, rustling leaves, nearby conversations, buses and truck engines, children playing games etc. What do these sounds remind you of and how do they make you feel? Do you find them comforting or distracting? Do the sounds tell a story and do they motivate you to feel like writing or creating something of your own?

2. Pay attention. Focus on what you are listening to rather than formulating what you think you should say in reply to a conversation. What is the other person really trying to say? Are you digesting their words properly and reading between the silences and noticing the body language? Let your ears do some of the assessing for a change. Watch the person's face, eyes and body. All communicate different things, often more accurately than words.

3. Listen to one thing only. Try listening to one person or thing at a time. Forget trying to multi-task - instead give one person, piece of music or gushing waterfall all of your auditory attention at once. If many elements are present, such as in symphonic music, try listening to the overall sound as a holistic sound. It can be a very interesting exercise to try.

4. Stop once in a while and just listen to music. We are so used to having music in the background now that we don't often make it the sole focus. If it is appropriate, close your eyes and focus entirely on the sound.

5. Use sound as an important memory tool. Listening is a pathway to learning. Use sound as a memory trigger when you are studying or learning something new. If you find it hard to keep listening, for example during a lecture or lesson, spend some time building up your powers of concentration every day. Set goals for staying alert an extra 5 minutes each time and use note taking as a form of helping you to listen.

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ESL Online Talk Community, where you can find a friend from another country to communicate with in English.
ESL Listening Lab. Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab.
Talk English. More than 500 lessons with over 5000 audio files.
Phrases for Conversation. Commonly used expressions in conversations provided by ESLgold.
English Language Listening Lab Online. Listening activities come with transcripts, quizzes.
Focus English. A conversation site created by John Liang.
Learning Oral English Online. An online conversation book with ten lessons including Meeting Friends, Apartment Hunting, and Shopping in USA.
Integration of Listening, Reading, and Speaking Skills. A pioneer ESL website which is the earliest in using Web audio.
BBC World News. BBC's international radio. Listen to world news, sport and weather.
Voice of America Webcasts. Special English for English learners in the world.
National Public Radio. Hourly newscast, 24-hour program stream, listen to your favorite programs every day - Morning Edition, All things considered, and Talk of the Nation.
Medical English Conversations. Animated dialogues for doctors, nurses, and pharmacists.
ComAudio. You can listen to songs and stories with the text displayed.
Listening to a story. Young authors are reading stories they wrote.
English Stories. Read and listen to interesting stories, and watch the cartoon at the same time.
China Radio International. Listening to the news and learning about new developments in China.
Foreign Languages for Travelers. An excellent site for people who want to quickly learn some useful English or other foreign language phrases.
Conversation Questions. For the ESL/EFL Classroom - A project of the Internet TESL Journal.
CNN Streaming Video News. Watching CNN headline news online with your real player.
Daily Comedy Video Show. Watch TV news in an interesting way.
Video Broadcast. Watch the most watched videos on the Internet.
History Channel - Video and Speeches. Video and audio of famous speeches in history.
top 100 Speeches. With video, audio, and text.
MP4 Movies. Public domain old movies. Click on the title to watch it on your screen.
TV Interview with Dr. Richard Wallace, creator of Robot Alice.

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New Short Stories for ESL Learners at the Low-Intermediate Level.
100 free short stories for ESL learners. Practice answering yes/no questions, wh- questions, asking questions, and dictation.
Daily Lessons. A new English lesson each day, provided by English, Baby!
Key to College Success. About 10 pages of sincere advice about how to be successful in college. You must read it if you are preparing to study in the States.
Study Skills & Strategies. Top resources for FREE information on study skills, study strategies and study aids.
Antimoon.com - Learn English effectively. Articles on how to learn English effectively, based on the experiences of successful learners.
ESL: Reading. Reading materials for Teachers and Students of English as a Second Language.
Yahoo Daily News. Quickly updated news classified into different categories.
Presidents of the United States of America. Biographies of 43 USA Presidents.
50 States of the United States. Introduction to all the 50 states. Also learn the pronunciation of names of the states.
Introduction to the United States of America. Online Culture Lessons by Paul Sparks.
The English Learner Movie Guides. A detailed synopsis of 100 popular movie with an extensive glossary of vocabulary and various cultural references.
Adult Learning Activities. California distance learning project, where you can read and listen to short essays about America.
CNNSF Learning Resources. Selected news stories published with video, audio, full text, abridged text, and story outlines for educational use.
Holidays in the U.S. Description of all the holidays from January to December.
This Day in History. A short passage each day describing an historical event in American history.
The Quotations Page. The largest and oldest Quotations Page on the Web with about 30 categories such as Great Leaders, Sarcasm, and Wisdom.
Finest Quotes. A huge collection of inspirational quotes, thoughts of greatestminds of history.
Literature Quotes. Quotations from the great works of literature. You can search for quotations in a number of different ways.
EFL Graded Reading. Free graded reading materials for teachers and students of English.
Simple English News. All kinds of news in simple English.
Weekly Reader. A magazine for elementary, middle school and high school students.
Online Children's Stories. Many stories from well-known children's books. They are easy and interesting to read.
Public Domain Books. Hundreds of books you can free download or open to read.
Using Jokes and Humor to Learn English. Joe's Jokes - Read, Listen, and Learn English. A great way to increase your vocabulary!
ESL Search. search For ESL Materials quickly.

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Sentence Structure Writing Practice. Exercises designed to practice writing wh- questions, passive voice, adjective clauses, and noun clauses.
ESL Writing blogs. For ESL teachers to exchange ideas and for ESL students to practice writing.
ESL Online Talk Community. where you can find a friend from another country to communicate with in English.
Touch Typing. Free Program that lets you exercise and learn Touch Typing.
Peter's Online Typing Course. A set of free online typing lessons and exercises.
Five Paragraph Essay. Strong academic presentation with suggestions, outlines, and samples.
Essay Punch. Students see their work develop on a note pad that keeps track of each step.
Paradigm Online Writing Assistant. A lot of information about how to write informal essays, thesis/support essays, argumentative essays, and exploratory essays.
TOEFL-Prep Writing Practice Site. Help you begin to learn how to write formal academic essays in English.
Essay Info. Basics of essay writing, writing tips, essay types, citation styles, and so on.
Good Essay Topics. A collection of great topics for your college paper or essay, and 10 tips for choosing a thrilling essay Topic.
The Purdue University Writing Lab Handouts. One of the earliest online writing lab. The Handouts section provides excellent guide to academic writing. There is also a section of English as a Second Language.
Writers' Workshop. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Online Guide to Writing and Research. University of Maryland University College (UMUC) provides this site, like an online writing textbook.
Common Mistakes. A collection of some of the most frequently misspelled, commonly confused and easily misused words.
Re-writing. Excellent writing resources from bedfordstmartins.com.
Writing – How to write English Texts. Punctuation, essays, and business letters.
Technical Writing. An online textbook for technical writing. It's also a good online reference book.
Web Style Guide. Yale online design manual dealing with Web design principles and various Web design issues.
Writing Studio. A free, password-protected writing/learning environment that offers WYSIWYG writing tools.
APA Style. Official website of the American Psychological Association.
A Guide for Writing Research Papers. Based on styles recommended by the American Psychological Association in question-and-answer format.
Writing for the Web. Research on how users read on the Web and how authors should write.
Web Frequency Indexer. Cut and paste an article here, and you will get a list of words used in the article.
Web Concordancer. You can search an online corpus for a word and display all the sentences in which the word occurs.
Online Writing Collaboration Project. The meeting place on cyberspace for English teachers and learners.
The Academic Word List. 570 most frequent words in the Academic Corpus.
Vocabulary for High Intermediate Learners. Lists of the words for students who want to increase their vocabulary to the size of 4,000 - 7,000.
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Britannica Online. Trusted by millions of students worldwide.
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Presidents of the United States. Brief biographies of 43 Presidents.
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. With frequently updated content.
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Encyclopedia of Psychology. People can add and modify a site. There are about 2,000 links for you to choose from.
The Encyclopedia of Earth. The authors and publisher invite you to contribute to the revised edition.
Yahoo Kids Encyclopedia. Using Yahoo! Kids, properties and features, suggesting sites, and more.
Infoplease encyclopedia Access more than 57,000 articles from the Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.
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ENGLISH STUDY

(sẽ cập nhật liên tục)

* Sách: Accent Reduction - from LinhGIang

http://www.zshare.net/download/accentreduction-pdf.html

*Sách: Nghệ thuật gây ảnh hưởng đến người khác, nếu bạn muốn thuyết trình bằng tiếng Anh- from Kinhnghiem

http://www.dethi.net/books/How%20to%…20peopl e.htm

*From Drkhanhb

- Bạn muốn luyện nghe một từ bất kỳ, một đoạn văn bất kỳ, đây là công cụ:

http://vhost.oddcast.com/vhost_minisite/demos/tts/

- Những trang luyện phát âm cơ bản:

http://www.englishclub.com/pronunciation/index.htm

http://www.fonetiks.org/shiporsheep/

http://www.oupchina.com.hk/dict/phonetic/home.html

http://www.manythings.org/pp

http://eleaston.com/listening.html

-Những trang luyện nghe và phát âm khác:

http://www.vr.com.vn/VRSpeak/index.htm

http://www.focusenglish.com/

http://esl-lab.com/

- Liên kết các bài Test luyện nghe và luyện thi với miêu tả rất chi tiết!!

http://www.englishstudydirect.com/OSAC/langacls.htm

-Nghe những trạm radio đủ mọi lãnh vực ngành nghề

http://podcasts.yahoo.com/

-Luyện nghe qua các câu chuyện cổ tích, thơ ca, viễn tưởng, các câu châm ngôn và các tác phẩm nổi tiếng !

http://repeatafterus.com/

-Học nói theo các chủ đề

http://www.englishclub.com/speaking/index.htm

-Dạy phát âm tiếng Anh, có hình minh họa

http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phone…..;/frameset.html

-luyện phát âm, nghe tiếng Anh - Mỹ

http://www.americanaccent.com/

- Tra cứu:

http://www.essayworld.com/download.shtml

- Academic skills:

http://cla.univ-fcomte.fr/english/sites/academic.htm

1. HỌC TIẾNG ANH

www.talkenglish.com

www.paltalk.com

www.duhocvn.org

www.dethi.com

www.bbc.co.uk

www.vietanhedu.com

www.manythings.org

www.english-test.net

www.essaybank.co.uk (subscription needed)

www.essayedge.com (subscription needed)

www.englishforvietnamese.com

www.effective-public-speaking.com

www.world-english.org

www.englishtips.org

www.englishtime.us

www.ttvnol.com (mục Ngoại ngữ)

2. CHUẨN BỊ CHO CÁC KỲ THI STANDARDIZED (GRE, ACT, SAT, etc…)

www.number2.com

www.englishtips.org

www.duhocvn.org

www.urch.com/forums/

3. THÔNG TIN VỀ CÁC KỲ THI ĐÃ ĐƯỢC CHUẨN HÓA

www.ets.org/toefl (TOEFL)

www.mba.com (GMAT)

www.ets.org/gre (GRE)

www.lsac.org (LSAT)

www.collegeboard.com (SAT)

www.ets.org/toeic (TOEIC)

4. THÔNG TIN DU HỌC CHUNG

www.educationusa.state.gov/

www.us-guide.org

www.collegeview.com

www.AmericanGraduateEducation .com/

www.petersons.com/educationusa/

www.internationalstudentguide totheusa.com

www.duhocvn.org

www.collegeconfidential.com

www.ttvnol.com (mục Du học)

www.internationalstudent.com

www.vco-edusa.net (Education USA Virtual Consulting Office-Answer YOUR question about studying abroad in America)

5. BÀI LUẬN

www.teenink.com

www.bignerds.com

www.123student.com

www.able2know.com/forums

www.wayabroad.com/twe

6. FORUM DU HỌC CỦA HỌC SINH VIỆT NAM

www.mba.us-guide.org

www.vietabroader.org

www.chuvanan.org

www.lehongphong.net

www.hn-ams.org

www.ttvnol.org

www.duhocvn.org

www.mangduhoc.com

7. HỌC BỔNG/HỖ TRỢ TÀI CHÍNH

www.FundingUSStudy.com

www.fastweb.com

www.internationalstudent.com

www.scholarshipexperts.com (Provides a customized list of local, state, national, and school-specific scholarships)

www.collegescholarships.com ((Scholarships for international students who are currently living in the United States)

www.finaid.org (Search for scholarships that match your profile

www.InternationalScholarships .com (News, information, resources and more about being and international student.)

www.free-scholarships–and-financial-aid.com (Resources to help you learn about the college admissions process, identify and contact colleges, and discover the scholarships and financial aid programs)

8. VISA

www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/

vietnam.usembassy.gov/

9. DU HỌC BẬC PHỔ THÔNG,

www.foreignborn.com/self-help/school/index.htm (public and private high schools)

www.greatschools.net (public school)

www.schools.com/ (boarding schools only)

www.boardingschoolreview.com (private schools)

www.boardingschoolusa.com/toc.asp

http://nces.ed.gov/

www.nais.org (financial aid for high school study; go to “Admission and financial aid”, then “Financial aid facts for parents”, then “scholarship providers”)

11. THÔNG TIN VỀ ĐẠI HỌC CỘNG ĐỒNG, KHÓA HỌC TIẾNG ANH NÂNG CAO VÀ TRAO ĐỔI VĂN HÓA

www.AmericanCommunityColleges .com/

www.aspectfoundation.org/ex_study/high_school.html

www.cci-exchange.com (for high school home-stay programs from 5-10 months also has short-term high school programs)

www.ayusa.org

www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/karin.html (links to many programs, also short-term English language programs)

www.aaiep.org/search.cfm (run by American Association of Intensive English programs)

www.uciep.org/index.php (run by University and College Intensive English programs)

www.esl.com

www.intensiveenglishusa.org

10. THÔNG TIN CÁC TRƯỜNG ĐƯỢC CÔNG NHẬN (ACCREDITATION) VÀ THỨ TỰ XẾP HẠNG

www.usnews.com (US News & World Report)

www.chea.org (Council of Higher Education Accreditation)

Added by anh Dự

Here are some online dictionaries that translate paragraphs or websites:

Babel fish atlavista (multilanguages)

http://babelfish.altavista.com/

And a specialty for Vietnamese: Vdict

http://vdict.com/?autotranslation

Added by me

Another site to translate paragraphs

http://www.google.com/language_tools

Added by Hong Thuy

www.globaledu.com

www.englishtime.us

www.free-english.com

www.englishclub.com

Added by Khac Phuoc

Học tiếng Anh qua các bài hát thiếu niên :

- www.the-bus-stop.net

http://babelfish.altavista.com/
http://www.globaledu.com
http://www.englishtime.us
http://cla.univ-fcomte.fr/english/sites/academic.htm
http://eolf.univ-fcomte.fr/index.php?page=academic-reading-and-writing-exercises

How to Improve Your Listening Skills and Be a Great Communicator

Learning how to improve your listening skills is very important. Hearing is different from listening. When you have ears, you can hear everything within hearing range; but that doesn't necessarily mean you understand what you heard. Listening, on the other hand, is a skill.

There are many instances when your listening skills are tested. When your boss is giving out instructions, for example, you'd better be a good listener lest you miss out on some important details. If you want to know how to improve your listening skills, read on!

1) Clear your mind and concentrate.

You won't be able to listen carefully when your mind is too full to grasp any more information. Thinking about what to buy at the grocery while someone is talking to you will only serve to distract you more.

Practice on improving your concentration and you'll also learn how to improve your listening skills.

2) Don't contradict.

Sometimes, you might find yourself thinking of a rebuttal - or reacting to what is being said - even before the person talking is finished. Avoid this.

Allowing yourself to react right away will only break your concentration and lead your train of thought to other topics.

3) Make a conscious effort.

Another way on how to improve your listening skills is by telling yourself that you are making an effort to listen better. Doing so prepares your mind to listen better. This might sound a little minor, but making a conscious effort does make it easier for you to reach your goal.

Learning how to improve your listening skills is not a waste of time. Other people might think it doesn't do anything for them, but you'd be surprised at how many people don't know how to listen well. Listening is a skill that is highly sought after in any industry.

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English Grammar Quick Review: Tenses - Past Auxiliary Verbs

This grammar reference section provides a quick review of the basic tenses used in English to speak about the past moment in time and events or states which have happened up to a past moment in time.

Importance of the Auxiliary Verb

In English, tenses are formed by conjugating an auxiliary verb plus a standard form of the principal verb (the base form, the gerund form, or the past participle form). It is import to focus on the variations in the auxiliary verb to properly use English tenses.

Symbols Used:

S (subject)
Aux (auxiliary verb)
O (objects)
? (question word, i.e., who, what when, etc.)

Construction:

In general, using the following patterns to construct sentences in active sentences.

Positive: S + Verb + O
Negative:S + Aux + Verb + O
Question:(?)+ Aux + S + Verb + (O)

Past Simple

Use the past simple when an action is done at a SPECIFIED point in time in the past.

Auxiliary: DID

Examples:

She moved to New York last month.
They didn't want to buy a new television last week.
Where did you go on vacation last year?

Past Continuous

Use the past continuous for something that is happening at a precise moment in the past. This form is often used to express an interrupted action in progress.

Auxiliary: WAS / WERE

Examples:

I was working on the project when you telephoned.
What were you doing when she arrived?
They weren't watching the film when you arrived.

Past Perfect

Use the past perfect for an action that finishes before another action in the past. We often use the past perfect when is giving reasons for a decision made in the past.

Auxiliary: HAD

Examples:

They had invested their money wisely before they bought the new house.
She hadn't finished speaking when he rudely interrupted her.
Had you checked all your accounts before you made the withdrawal?

Past Perfect Continuous

Use the past perfect continuous to express the duration of another activity up to another point in time in the past. This form is often used to stress impatience or importance of the length of time of the previous activity.

Auxiliary: HAD BEEN

Examples:

We had been waiting for two hours when Jack finally arrived.
They hadn't been working long when he telephoned.
Had she been telephoning a long time before you arrived?

More Tense and Auxiliary Verb Review

Guide to Basic Business Letters

The basics of good business letter writing are easy to learn. The following guide provides the phrases that are usually found in any standard business letter. These phrases are used as a kind of frame and introduction to the content of business letters. At the end of this guide, you will find links to sites that give tips on the difficult part of writing successful business letters – arguing your business objective. By using these standard phrases, you can give a professional tone to your English business letters.

The Start

Dear Personnel Director,

Dear Sir or Madam: (use if you don't know who you are writing to)

Dear Dr, Mr, Mrs, Miss or Ms Smith: (use if you know who you are writing to, and have a formal relationship with - VERY IMPORTANT use Ms for women unless asked to use Mrs or Miss)

Dear Frank: (use if the person is a close business contact or friend)

The Reference

With reference to your advertisement in the Times, your letter of 23 rd March,
your phone call today,
Thank you for your letter of March 5 th .

The Reason for Writing

I am writing to inquire about
apologize for
confirm

Requesting

Could you possibly?
I would be grateful if you could

Agreeing to Requests

I would be delighted to

Giving Bad News

Unfortunately
I am afraid that

Enclosing Documents

I am enclosing
Please find enclosed
Enclosed you will find

Closing Remarks

Thank you for your help Please contact us again if we can help in any way.
there are any problems.
you have any questions.

Reference to Future Contact

I look forward to ...
hearing from you soon.
meeting you next Tuesday.
seeing you next Thursday.

The Finish

Yours faithfully, (If you don't know the name of the person you're writing to)

Yours sincerely, (If you know the name of the person you're writing to)

Best wishes,

Best regards, (If the person is a close business contact or friend)

Sample Letter

Here is a sample letter using some of these forms:

Ken's Cheese House
34 Chatley Avenue
Seattle, WA 98765
Tel:
Fax:
Email: kenny@cheese.com

October 23, 2006

Fred Flintstone
Sales Manager
Cheese Specialists Inc.
456 Rubble Road
Rockville, IL

Dear Mr Flintstone:

With reference to our telephone conversation today, I am writing to confirm your order for: 120 x Cheddar Deluxe Ref. No. 856

The order will be shipped within three days via UPS and should arrive at your store in about 10 days.

Please contact us again if we can help in any way.

Yours sincerely,

Kenneth Beare
Director of Ken's Cheese House

More Detailed Help with Business Letters

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Examples	Usage
Will + Verb (base form) It will snow tomorrow. She won't win the election.	Used for predictions
Will + Verb (base form) The concert will begin at 8 o'clock. When will the train leave?	Used for scheduled events
Will + Verb (base form) Will you marry me? I'll help you with your homework after class	Used for promises
Will + Verb (base form) I'll make you a sandwich. They'll help you if you want.	Used for offers
Will + Verb (base form) He will telephone as soon as he arrives. Will you visit me when you come next week?	Used in combination with time clauses (as soon as, when, before, after)

Structure for ALL Subjects

Future with Will

S + will + verb (base form) positve

I'll ('ll is the short form for 'will') see you tomorrow.

S + will not (won't) + verb (base form) negative

I won't be here tomorrow.

will + S + verb (base form) question

Will she be here tomorrow?

Basic English - Essential Lessons for Beginning English Learners

These basic English lessons provide the most important learning points for beginning level English learners. Use these 25 short lessons to study for tests, review basic English essentials, or check your understanding of the basics.

When to Use Any or Some	In / On / To / At	Articles - The / A / An	Uses of 'Like'
Past Tense Irregular Verbs	Pronouns	Prepositions of Time - In / At / On	Verbs Followed by the Gerund or the Infinitive
Present Simple	Modal Form Basics	Future Forms - Going to / Will	Countries and Languages - Names and Adjectives

When to Use Any or Some	In / On / To / At	Articles - The / A / An	Uses of 'Like'
Past Tense Irregular Verbs	Pronouns	Prepositions of Time - In / At / On	Verbs Followed by the Gerund or the Infinitive
Present Simple	Modal Form Basics	Future Forms - Going to / Will	Countries and Languages - Names and Adjectives

Past Simple or Present Perfect