سلام
در این تاپیک فیلم آموزشی و صوتی برای یادگیری چگونگی پاسخ دادن به ریدینگ های آین آزمون قرار داده میشهاین فایل ها مربوط به سایت نت فول هست
یادگیری زبان انگلیسی
در این وبلاگ میتوانید زبان انگلیسی را بیاموزید
یادگیری زبان انگلیسی
در این وبلاگ میتوانید زبان انگلیسی را بیاموزیدجملات مورد نیاز انگلیسی در پمپ بنزین
جملات مورد نیاز زبان انگلیسی در پمپ بنزین
In the Gas Station/filing station / service station
1- داریم بنزین تمام می کنیم.
We are running out of gas.
2- این نزدیکی ها پمپ بنزین هست؟
Is there a gas station/ petrol station nearby?
3- مسئول پمپ بنزین کجاست؟ من عجله دارم.
Where is the petrol pump attendant? I am in a hurry.
ادامه مطلب ...
دانلود فیلم آموزشی مهارت خواندن برای تافل اینترنتی Notefull : iBT TOEFL Reading
دانلود آموزش خط تحریری الفبای زبان انگلیسی (کتاب + فیلم + تصاویر)
سلام
دوستان در این تاپیک به آموزش خط تحریری در زبان انگلیسی پرداخته شده
کتاب و فیلم و تصاویر متحرک که چگونگی نوشتن حروف الفبای انگلیسی رو برای دانلود وجود داره
کتاب
http://www.ellforum.com/attachment.php?aid=41
یا
فیلم
http://www.mediafire.com/download/8xuy46oa8v15a7c/How_to_write_in_cursive.zip
تصاویر
http://www.ellforum.com/attachment.php?aid=42
یا
موفق باشید
دانلود فیلم آموزشی مهارت صحبت کردن در تافل اینترنتی
Notefull : iBT TOEFL Speaking Question 1 to 6 Help
» نام : ویدئو اسپکینگ های نوت فول سری یک و دو ( IBT TOEFL Speaking Question 1 Help )
» زبان : انگلیسی
» فرمت : Zip / Flv
» حجم : 24 Mb
» نرم افزار : Winzip , Multimedia Software
» منبع : notefull.com / applyabroad.org
» ارسال کننده : nilo0far و yas12
» توضیحات : ندارد
دانلود
ادامه مطلب ...
» نام : ویدئو اسپکینگ های نوت فول سری یک و دو ( IBT TOEFL Speaking Question 1 Help )
» زبان : انگلیسی
» فرمت : Zip / Flv
» حجم : 24 Mb
» نرم افزار : Winzip , Multimedia Software
» منبع : notefull.com / applyabroad.org
» ارسال کننده : nilo0far و yas12
» توضیحات : ندارد
دانلود
دانلود فایل های صوتی کلاس های فن ترجمه 4 دکتر آموخته
با سلامامروز با توجه به درخواست های زیاد بچه ها برآن شدم که جزوات و فایل های صوتی کلاس های فن 4 دکتر آموخته رو هم بر روی سایت قرار بدهم
امیدوارم که براتون مفید واقع شه
فن 4 دکتر آموخته در واقع به مرور بعضی از نکات مربوط به کلاس های تافل و همچنین کلاس مقاله نویسی استاد می پردازه و نیز در این کلاس برخی از اصول مربوط به ترجمه از فارسی به انگلیسی مرور می شود
به نظر بنده دوستانی که قصد شرکت در این کلاس رو دارن فقط کافیه کلاس های فن 1 و 2 رو گذرانده باشن ادامه مطلب ...
دانلود جزوه writing تافل استاد خادم
سلام دوستانیه جزوه هست برای آقای خادم من خوندم خیلی خوب بود واقعا ازش چیز زیادی یاد گرفتم.
انواع Transition با کاربرد صحیحشون و کلا ساختارنویسی درست و حسابی. مخصوصا زیاد زمانگیر هم نبود کار کردنش. حتما توصیه میکنم بخونیدش.
منبع
applyabroad.org
دانلود فایل صوتی کلاس های تافل دکتر آموخته
تافل دکتر آموخته – جلسه 1![[تصویر: download-logo.gif]](http://s1.picofile.com/msh20889/Pictures/logo/download-logo.gif){kind=logo}
تافل دکتر آموخته – جلسه 2
تافل دکتر آموخته – جلسه 3
ادامه مطلب ...
جملات ضروری زبان انگلیسی در مکالمات تلفنی
جملات ضروری زبان انگلیسی در مکالمات تلفنی
Essential English Conversation in telephoning
1- این تلفن خراب است و یا سیستمش مشکل پیدا کرده است.
This telephone is out of order or its systems has broken down.
2- پیش شماره اش را بلدی؟
Do you know its area code?
3- باید شماره اش را تو دفترچه تلفن پیدا کنیم.
We should look up his number in the phone book.
4- دنبال یک باجه تلفن عمومی می گردم.
I’m looking for a public telephone booth.
داستان Sun-Powered Car نوشته ی Robert Burton Robinson + ترجمه فارسی
Sun-Powered Car
by
Robert Burton Robinson
It was just another lousy day in the life of a has-been TV news reporter.
Malcolm was past his prime. And at age 57, he’d long ago given up on his dream of sitting in the anchor chair. But the assignments he’d been getting recently were just downright degrading. It was a three-hour drive back to the city. He was starving. Weren’t there any McDonalds in this crummy little town? He decided to stop at the next restaurant he saw—no matter what it looked like.
Helen’s Hamburgers: the best burgers in town, the sign read. Malcolm suspected that Helen’s might be the only burger joint in town. The fact the there were no cars parked in front made him hesitate. He checked his watch. It was only 11:00 AM—too early for most lunchers. He parked his car and got out. Just as he was about to go inside, he heard something coming down the street. It was too noisy to be a bicycle, yet too quiet to be a car. He turned around.
The brakes squeaked on the 1957 Chevy Bel Air 4-door hardtop as it pulled in behind his car. It was in decent shape for a 50-year-old car. But an odd-looking luggage rack had been bolted to the top of the thing. Malcolm hated to see a great classic car defiled like that. But why was the engine so quiet? Then he realized that the flat thing on top of the car was not a luggage rack—it was a solar panel.
ادامه مطلب ...
by
Robert Burton Robinson
It was just another lousy day in the life of a has-been TV news reporter.
Malcolm was past his prime. And at age 57, he’d long ago given up on his dream of sitting in the anchor chair. But the assignments he’d been getting recently were just downright degrading. It was a three-hour drive back to the city. He was starving. Weren’t there any McDonalds in this crummy little town? He decided to stop at the next restaurant he saw—no matter what it looked like.
Helen’s Hamburgers: the best burgers in town, the sign read. Malcolm suspected that Helen’s might be the only burger joint in town. The fact the there were no cars parked in front made him hesitate. He checked his watch. It was only 11:00 AM—too early for most lunchers. He parked his car and got out. Just as he was about to go inside, he heard something coming down the street. It was too noisy to be a bicycle, yet too quiet to be a car. He turned around.
The brakes squeaked on the 1957 Chevy Bel Air 4-door hardtop as it pulled in behind his car. It was in decent shape for a 50-year-old car. But an odd-looking luggage rack had been bolted to the top of the thing. Malcolm hated to see a great classic car defiled like that. But why was the engine so quiet? Then he realized that the flat thing on top of the car was not a luggage rack—it was a solar panel.
داستان مرد نابینا نوشته ی کیت چاپین + ترجمه فارسی
The Blind Man
A man carrying a small red box in one hand walked slowly down the street. His old straw hat and faded garments looked as if the rain had often beaten upon them, and the sun had as many times dried them upon his person. He was not old, but he seemed feeble; and he walked in the sun, along the blistering asphalt pavement. On the opposite side of the street there were trees that threw a thick and pleasant shade: people were all walking on that side. But the man did not know, for he was blind, and moreover he was stupid.
In the red box were lead pencils, which he was endeavoring to sell. He carried no stick, but guided himself by trailing his foot along the stone copings or his hand along the iron railings. When he came to the steps of a house he would mount them. Sometimes, after reaching the door with great difficulty, he could not find the electric button, whereupon he would patiently descend and go his way. Some of the iron gates were locked, their owners being away for the summer, and he would consume much time striving to open them, which made little difference, as he had all the time there was at his disposal.
At times he succeeded in finding the electric button: but the man or maid who answered the bell needed no pencil, nor could they be induced to disturb the mistress of the house about so small a thing.
A man carrying a small red box in one hand walked slowly down the street. His old straw hat and faded garments looked as if the rain had often beaten upon them, and the sun had as many times dried them upon his person. He was not old, but he seemed feeble; and he walked in the sun, along the blistering asphalt pavement. On the opposite side of the street there were trees that threw a thick and pleasant shade: people were all walking on that side. But the man did not know, for he was blind, and moreover he was stupid.
In the red box were lead pencils, which he was endeavoring to sell. He carried no stick, but guided himself by trailing his foot along the stone copings or his hand along the iron railings. When he came to the steps of a house he would mount them. Sometimes, after reaching the door with great difficulty, he could not find the electric button, whereupon he would patiently descend and go his way. Some of the iron gates were locked, their owners being away for the summer, and he would consume much time striving to open them, which made little difference, as he had all the time there was at his disposal.
At times he succeeded in finding the electric button: but the man or maid who answered the bell needed no pencil, nor could they be induced to disturb the mistress of the house about so small a thing.