Hi, I'm Sarah, welcome to The Daily English Show. It's a new week, so it's time for a new poll on thedailyenglishshow.com. But first let's have a look at the results from last week. The question was: What's the hardest thing about English? There were 35 votes and the winner was: listening.
listening 13 37.1% speaking 12 34.3 grammar 7 20 writing 2 5.7 something else 1 2.9 Thirteen people thought that listening was the hardest thing about English. And then came speaking, grammar, writing and something else. I wonder what that was … If you want to improve your listening, one thing that I really recommend is to listen to the radio or podcasts as much as you can. Even if you don't understand most of what they're talking about, just keep listening. There are so many radio stations and podcasts to choose from. So if you have any that you'd like to recommend to other people, please leave a comment. I definitely recommend the station that I usually listen to. It's called Radio New Zealand National, and especially the shows Afternoons and Saturday Morning. And speaking of Afternoons, I was actually on that show, very briefly, today, because I requested a song for a segment they have called: The Best Song Ever Written. I'll put a link to that next to the video, so you can go and check that out. And please go and answer the latest poll. The question is: What's the main reason you're learning English at the moment? STICK NEWS Kia ora in Stick News today an Australian cyclist has been kicked off the Tour De France for headbutting. Mark Renshaw is a 27-year-old cyclist from Australia. He was racing in the Tour De France with a team called HTC-Columbia. Last week, during the sprint finish of the 11th stage of the competition, he head butted another cyclist. He has now been disqualified. Mark said on Twitter that he thought the decision was harsh. And that was Stick News for Monday the 19th of July.Kia ora.
OUT OF MY WAY KIWI BOY!BANG!Oi! This is cycling not fighting.
flight 404 is now boarding...sniff!sob!
conversations with sarah #795 How did you get on the show? Step 1: Repeat Rebecca's lines.Step 2: Read Rebecca's lines and talk to Sarah. Rebecca How did you get on the show? Sarah Oh, anyone can do it, you just have to send them an email. Rebecca Which song did you choose? Sarah It was a song called Ashita Ga Aru Sa. Rebecca Is that a Japanese song? Sarah Yeah. Rebecca What's it about? Sarah Well, they actually played a different version, which is about something different ... but the one that I thought they were going to play is about a guy who really wants to tell a girl that he likes her, but he's too shy. Questions cruel, severe and unkind harsh hash hush this symbol: # hush hellish hash extremely unpleasant hellish hush plush a silence hush harsh hash very comfortable plush hellish hash links Watch today's show at youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bC3gdPKJ_qQ=player_embedded http://thedailyenglishshow.blogspot.com/2010/07/1247-hardest-thing-about-english-tour.html
