Email Addresses Listening Practice (for IELTS and Work)

Practise how to write email addresses in English for either the IELTS Academic part 1 listening exam, or perhaps you need to spell email addresses for your work, this video give your vocabulary for email addresses as well as a listening task to practise writing email addresses down. This video is in British English (Modern RP with a twist on Yorkshire :) heh!).

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