Have your text read back to you!

• AT&T Labs Text-To-Speech - If you are not sure about how to read a text, you can paste it here (up to 300 characters) and listen to it or even download it in a .wav file. British English, American English, French, German or Spanish are available. 
• Natural Reader - Text to speech with free voices | Open Word, PDF and other documents | Floating bar to read any text in other applications | Change speed and speaker | It is Free to use and free to download.
• TTS: Text to Speech - This is another webpage that allows you to convert a text (up to 1000 characters) into lifelike spoken audio in a variety of languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Russian
• Google Translator not only translates your text but also allows you to listen to it, if you click on the Listen icon at the bottom of the page.
• Cyber Buddy - This software needs Microsoft Agent to read text, web pages, documents or the clipboard to you.

Some links I like

• About: English as 2nd Language - English Pronunciation
• Are You Talking Aloud? Or Is Talking Allowed? Watch What You Write, to Make Sure it’s Right
• E. L. Easton - English - Speaking
• engVid’s free pronunciation lessons
  
• engVid’s free speaking lessons
  
• Eva Easton's Authentic American Pronunciation
• Integrated Skills in English - ISE Sample videos - Trinity College can help you prepare examinations in Spoken English.
• Writeflix - PET Speaking
• Sounds of English - Activities and listening exercises to practise sounds.
• Speak English with Mr Duncan
• SpeakyReads - Practice your speaking in Reading mode
• Spell Up - Speak to play and build up your English. (Chrome is required)