Thursday, 18 November 2010
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Jendela Ilmu |
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Do you know how to express in English the different parts of your body? Like for instance the most important parts or some more specific like the muscular system? Don’t worry if your answer is negative as we bring you the solution.
In this new post about the VocaTube series, we present several videos with which you’ll learn vocabulary related to the human body. Moreover, videos are sorted according to the level s of difficulty (from the elementary to the advanced level) so you’ll be able to jump and watch only the ones you’re interested in.
Remember that vocabulary can only be improved with practice and listening through repetition. It’s difficult for everyone to understand from the beginning but you’ll notice that the more hours you listen, the better your understanding.
Learn how to pronounce and write several body parts (head, eye, nose, ear, mouth, hand, arm, leg, foot and stomach) with the following video – elementary English
Link to the video on YouTube
Funny video with the body parts explained by a pumpkin – elementary English
Link to the video on YouTube
Good video where you’ll find an explanation of the body parts explained by a cartoon – elementary English
Link to the video on YouTube
How to spell different parts of your body – elementary English
Link to the video on YouTube
Fantastic subtitled video where Mr Duncan explores the human body and look at some idioms and what happens when you are sick – intermediate English
Link to the video on YouTube
Very good subtitled video about the human body, health and exercise from Mr Duncan – intermediate English
Link to the video on YouTube
Respiration 3D Medical Animation – advanced English
Link to the video on YouTube
The muscular system – advanced English
Link to the video on YouTube
The digestive system – advanced English
Link to the video on YouTube
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