BBC learning English

I have my own approach to learn English.

I found on the BBC site part which is dedicated education foregin student.

I found a section on the BBC website which is dedicated for foreign student's education.

There are a lot of different excises on this.

There are a lot of different exercises on it.

Two of them are my favorite: 6 minuet of English and Drama.

Two of my favourite exercises were 6 minutes of English and Drama.

Today I have heard part first about Gulliver traveling.

Today, I just heard the first part for Gulliver's Travel.

It was wonderful story. Gulliver was a doctor who set sail from Bristol to East India.

When storm broke out his ship was hit with the wave and bumped with rock and wrecked.

A storm broke out and his ship was hit by waves, bumped in rocks and was wrecked.

Gullever can swam battling with giant waves but when he reached the shore he fall and sleeped the sleep of the dead.

Gulliver was able to swim against the giant waves but when he reached the shore, he fell and slept the sleep of the dead.

He waked up from filling that somebody prodded him. He open the eyes and saw a lot of liitle people with bow

Then, he woke up because he felt somebody prodding him. He opened his eyes and saw a lot of little people with bows.

BBC learning English

I have my own approach to learning English. I found on the BBC site part which is dedicated to educating foreign students. There are a lot of different exercises on this site. Two of them are my favorite: 6 minute English and Drama. Today I have heard the first part about Gulliver's travels. It was wonderful story. Gulliver was a doctor who set sail from Bristol to East India. When a storm broke out his ship was hit by a wave and bumped with a rock and wrecked. Gulliver can swam, battling with giant waves but when he reached the shore he fell and slept the sleep of the dead. He woke up from a feeling that somebody prodded him. He opened his eyes and saw a lot of little people with bows and arrows.

Hello Oleg,

The BBC is a good site for this. you may also be interested in 'The English We Speak' on the same page. Just a few problems with tenses but I could understand your message withuot problem.

Bob