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Lyrics for Google Chrome
This fantastic extension for Google Chrome allows you to get the lyrics of any song on YouTube, Last.fm, Grooveshark and Google Music.
It?s very easy to use. If for instance you visit YouTube and watch a musical video on the address bar you?ll see the icon for the app; if you click on it, a text box with the lyrics for the song will appear on the right side of the video.
Learning English through listening to music is very amusing and effective. You can find some tips and more resources on this learning guide to learn English from scratch using Music.
Add Lyrics to Google Chrome
How Do You Say
This extension allows you to improve your level of English by getting real-time words pronunciation just by highlighting them on the web page. For example, if you visit the website for the English newspaper The Guardian, you?ll see on the address bar the icon for the app (the United Kingdom flag). It?ll be in a shade of grey and if you click on it and then on the ?Enable? button you?ll be able to use the real-time pronunciation functionality:
You?ll then be able to select any word from the text and listen to its pronunciation. This app is really useful for learning how to pronounce new vocabulary.
Add How Do You Say to Google Chrome
American / English Radio
Last but not least, a great extension to increase your number of listening hours and thus immersing yourself more in the English language and improving your listening comprehension skills. This app allows you to listen online to several stations from the US and GB like Kiss, BBC Radio 1 or Pulse 87.
Using this app is very simple, you just need to launch it and select the station that you wish to listen to.
Add American / English Radio to Google Chrome
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Three great apps to learn English that you should add to Google Chrome
Lyrics for Google Chrome
This fantastic extension for Google Chrome allows you to get the lyrics of any song on YouTube, Last.fm, Grooveshark and Google Music.
It?s very easy to use. If for instance you visit YouTube and watch a musical video on the address bar you?ll see the icon for the app; if you click on it, a text box with the lyrics for the song will appear on the right side of the video.
Learning English through listening to music is very amusing and effective. You can find some tips and more resources on this learning guide to learn English from scratch using Music.
Add Lyrics to Google Chrome
How Do You Say
This extension allows you to improve your level of English by getting real-time words pronunciation just by highlighting them on the web page. For example, if you visit the website for the English newspaper The Guardian, you?ll see on the address bar the icon for the app (the United Kingdom flag). It?ll be in a shade of grey and if you click on it and then on the ?Enable? button you?ll be able to use the real-time pronunciation functionality:
You?ll then be able to select any word from the text and listen to its pronunciation. This app is really useful for learning how to pronounce new vocabulary.
Add How Do You Say to Google Chrome
American / English Radio
Last but not least, a great extension to increase your number of listening hours and thus immersing yourself more in the English language and improving your listening comprehension skills. This app allows you to listen online to several stations from the US and GB like Kiss, BBC Radio 1 or Pulse 87.
Using this app is very simple, you just need to launch it and select the station that you wish to listen to.
Add American / English Radio to Google Chrome
- 3 Great Iphone Apps To Learn English Through Music
While most people go to school to take several semesters of formal education in order to become fluent in a foreign language, Shakira, the famous 35-year-old singer from Colombia, learned how to speak English in a much unconventional way: through music....
- How To Learn English From Scratch? - Music
A proven way to start learning English is the use of English Music (though it can be used in more advanced levels as well). Please consider translating this post into your native language with this ?Google translator?, just in case...
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Hi I am AJ Hoge, the director of Effortless English. It?s time for today?s student question. Here is the question: Should I use songs to learn English? This is a very common question. So many student ask met his: AJ, should i use songs, should i listen...
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- Protecting Your Gmail Account
Rocky: Hii Tom, How are you? Tom: I'm fine, what about you? Rocky: I'm also fine, why are you looking worried? Tom: Someone has hacked my Gmail Account. I had a very important business e-mails in that account, and now everything is open to my...