TV links or Radio links

[jessy74]

Hi,

I'm new here, I'm from France. I want to improve my English, an I search good TV or radio in the net.

Do you know where I could find ?

[ProfCruz]

A free program called; MP3 Rocket 5.0 is great for many TV programs, music, images, etc. Like 'Google' but for multimedia.

[beascarpetta]

have you tried this yet?

[BobK]

... or this: BBC - Archive

Correction: beware of chercher - it can be a faux ami; and you would use the present continuous in this case*: "I am looking for ...".

*'Lonely hearts' advertisements are an exception: "White guy, good sense of humour, face like the back of a bus, seeks blind woman for friendship and caring." This sort of 'seeks' (where you'd normally expect 'is looking for') is a convention in small ads of all kinds - example "Man with van seeks odd jobs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free, and worth every penny."

b

[beascarpetta]

... or this: BBC - Archive

I do know that clicking the thanks button would suffice, which I'll do nonetheless.
Still,I'd like to thank you for the link to this brilliant archive.Those sound files will make my students wilt .

[BobK]

I do know that clicking the thanks button would suffice, which I'll do nonetheless.
Still,I'd like to thank you for the link to this brilliant archive.Those sound files will make my students wilt .

You're welcome. There's been a BBC sound archive for some time, but there's a lot of video stuff there also, and much of the archive has only become freely available on the net in the last few days - maybe last week. The 'flagship' (oddly appropriate word) is the eye-witness reports of the Titanic disaster.

b

[Batfink]

You're welcome. There's been a BBC sound archive for some time, but there's a lot of video stuff there also, and much of the archive has only become freely available on the net in the last few days - maybe last week. The 'flagship' (oddly appropriate word) is the eye-witness reports of the Titanic disaster.

b

Fantastic stuff (thanks for pointing me in that direction). It was always streamed so I wouldn't have the opportunity to use some material in the middle school's that I visit. Now, everybody knows the Titanic, but I can start off by asking them where was it built?

They still haven't guessed what country I am from (that is, the four classes of youngsters)! So I can keep them guessing (in English).

[RonBee]

Fantastic stuff (thanks for pointing me in that direction). It was always streamed so I wouldn't have the opportunity to use some material in the middle schools that I visit. Now, everybody knows about the Titanic, but I can start off by asking them where it was built?

They still haven't guessed what country I am from (that is, the four classes of youngsters)! So I can keep them guessing (in English).

[jessy74]

thanks for your help

[Batfink]

Thanks. I type and post too fast and should review, particularly on a site such as this.

<hangs head in shame>
<walks into a darkened corner>
<reads Flann O' Brien>
<feels like a pint of plain>
<that's yer man!>