English Listening Intermediate

In today's English listening exercise for intermediate students we look at a pretty big question: does God exist? Rokeby soon gets sidetracked into another, more specific question, however: did God write the bible? The aim of this question is to explore the nature of God and to use blunt logic to evaluate the viability of many of the assumptions that underpin the world's great religions. This listening exercise is perfect for intermediate students and you can download the audio, the text and see the translation at i-ling.org

After reading a book called 'The End of Men' we decided to do this week's English listening exercise about masculinity in the twenty-first century. Rokeby and Jack decide that there are basically five types of men in today's world. Do this intermediate listening class and tell us if you agree. As always, the transcript and PDF are completely free; however, we've change the address and now you have to download it from i-ling.org. Please send us feedback and tell us if you enjoyed this conversation. Thanks.

In this English listening exercise for intermediate students we talk about the new populism in Europe and the United States. First, Rokeby defines populism and then talks about its effect on the political system and society in general. This conversation in English talks about Trump, Brexit and Venezuela and the way in which populism ends up becoming oppression. If you are looking for an interesting listening class and a controversial dialogue you will enjoy this audio. The transcription is, as always, free: visit www.i-ling.org

In today's class of English listening, Rokeby talks about the effect of mobile telephones and the internet on our mental health, our intelligence and our happiness. In an audio that's perfect for intermediate students, our teachers offer a funny and controversial analysis on 21st century technology. The transcript is completely free and can be downloaded on www.i-ling.org