Memrise, Duolingo and Livemocha

Memrise

I like this site very much. It is very clear and interesting. I liked simplicity. You start to use it at once, it is not necessary to go into the FAQ.  Memrise itself offers suitable images from Google Images. There are also videos, audios and tests. This site helps you quickly memorize the different words and expressions.

Duolingo

It is an interesting site for learning and practising languages.You can create a profile.There are a lot of theoretic materials and different tasks.Here you can also listen to examples of prononcuation, It is very comfirtable.You can choose different tasks,for example,tests.Tasks are different types. You mast put in some word, to make some sentenсe and any others. And you can download it in your device.

Livemocha

At the first,  you must create your account. Then you need to choose the language which you want to study. It describes this language, the main facts about it.You can listen pronunciation of the words from the video and there are some tasks. In this site you can help people, who would like to learn your native language. If you want to get completed version you must pay and buy these courses.

Conclusion:

 

In my opinion, the best site is memrise. Because it is very easy to use. It helps to train memory and quickly memorize the different words and phrases, it is very interesting and place for learning languages. Of course, the other sites also are very useful and interesting. So, I wish you successful studying of languages. =)

  

BBC

1.  In this site you can find short videos, any grammatical videos, which will help you in your English.

2.  The site is very comfortable in use, you can search what you need.

3. You can download the audio

4. After the video there are tasks and you can check how did you understand the lessons.

5.  There are answers after test.

6. There are tasks for different English level

7.  I think that the most interesting and usefull part in this site are videos.

Voice of America

1.  The general thing in this site it's American English. And here you can 

find a lot of topics, videos, audios and many others.2. This site comfortable for use.There are searching.3. You can download the audio4.  There are videos with subtitles, but without tasks5. There are videos, but without tasks.6. There are tasks for different levels. You can choose your level and watch video,and listen audio.7.  So if like American English, this site will help me to learn it

Skillwise

1. On this site you can find some groups  of information. It's home, reading,writing,spelling and some others.2.  The site is very comfortable to use because the information was shared on groups.3.  You can download the task after video.4. There are tasks after each video, topic, text.5.  There are keys for each tasks and we can download them.6. There are tasks for different levels speakers. And when you watched video you can choose your level.7.  As for me, it is very helpfull resource. There are interesting games, which help you in training English.

About LinguaLeo

Hello :) Let's talk about LinguaLeo, the site where you are you can learn and practice English. and you can get a lot of fun and enjoyment. I confess I have never used this site before, but I realized that it was a big mistake, this site is a convenient and useful. LinguaLeo develops new skills and practice. Also, it can help to read books, watch movies in English, and understand speech. Leo chose the most difficult words and I was able to quickly learn and remember them.There are a lot of useful  tests and tasks.   It's was great! and we can to play here so, I will not write much, and tell you how to use this site, just I think that LinguaLeo is the best place to learn English online :) Have a good day, friends))

The film Substory

SUBSTORY (2014)
Сountry -Norway 
WRITER, DIRECTOR - Nicolai Darre 
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY – Daniel Warren 
CAST – Sandra Bringsjord Pape, Elg Elgesem 
EDITOR – Tore Nilsen 
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, LINE PRODUCER – Michael Nysæter 
SOUND – Magnus Nygaard 
PRODUCER – NISS by Frederik Hestvold

Plot:  The guy riding the subway, listening to music on headphones, to him sits a girl, despite the many empty seats, they decide to share their music, at the next station girl enters and they most likely won't meet any more.

Message:  I think a director with this film wants to show that it is necessary to appreciate every moment of life, every moment, because its can not happen again, you can never meet the person with whom you were just near, it is necessary to appreciate and enjoy every moment of your life. And also tells us that life is short and does not need to miss the chance.

Actors:  There is two actors, very beautiful young  man and woman that have been together for just a minute, but I think they will remember it for a long time.

Music:  At the end of the film was a very beautiful music, unfortunately the author is unknown,the music makes you think of something good and enjoy. And it very well fits into the movie.

Conclusion: I really liked this movie, I recommend everyone to see it, I think many people get pleasure from watching this movie, because it makes us think about many things in our life, well, you just spend a good time:)) pleasant viewing)

10/10

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Interesting phrases

1) powerdisking

Watching several episodes of a TV show in a row, usually from a DVD box set. This can be done over several evenings, or a marathon weekend.

I missed the first three seasons of Mad Men, so I spent the past two weekends powerdisking all the episodes in order to be up to date for the premiere of season four later this month.

2) photobombing

Intentionally posing in other people's photos, for a later surprise. 
Usually people making funny faces in the background, without the knowledge of the main subjects of the photo.

Jim is always photobombing, he messed ups some of the best photos from the wedding.

3) mouse potato

Someone who spends all their time on the computer surfing the net or playing games. Similar to couch potato.

You spent seven hours on the internet creating meanings for words on urban dictionary? Wow, You're such a mouse potato

My demotivators