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Here you can find activities to practise your reading skills. Reading will help you to improve your understanding of the language and build your vocabulary.

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Vocabulary learning tips

Read as much as possible. If you come across a word you don't know, write it down or look it up.

Use a dictionary. Many browsers include dictionaries. If you are reading online, you may be able to right-click on a word to look it up.

Sign up for a 'word a day' email.

Think of ways of remembering words. Do they sound like a word in your own language?

Remember words are often used together with other words. Try to learn these 'collocations'.

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Vocabulary learning tips Read as much as possible. If you come across a word you don't know, write it down or look it up. Use a dictionary. Many browsers include dictionaries. If you are reading online, you may be able to right-click on a word to look it up.

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Practise and improve your reading skills for your school studies and your English exams. There are activities for different levels, so find your level and make a start.

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In Interactive Reading Practice, one of the Life authors, Helen Stephenson, has written reading texts based on articles from National Geographic Magazine. The reading texts are followed by interactive reading comprehension activities, a recording of the text to listen to online, a supplementary grammar and vocabulary practice worksheet based on the text, and links to National Geographic images and videos for users to explore the topics further. Each Interactive Reading Practice is provided in three different versions: Beginner/Elementary, Pre-int/Intermediate, and Upper Intermediate/Advanced. Select the level for you from the links below.
Beginner/Elementary Pre-Int/Intermediate Upper-Int/Advanced For teachers: Ready-made Lessons:
Teachers can download a teacher's pack for each lesson and level which contains:

Reading text in PDF format

Reading comprehension activities PDF

Supplementary vocabulary and grammar activities PDF

Audio file

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For students: Interactive Reading Practice In Interactive Reading Practice, one of the Life authors, Helen Stephenson, has written reading texts based on articles from National Geographic Magazine.

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Improve your English with our fun and exciting learning apps! Designed for all the family, our games, podcasts, videos and quizzes will help you learn English at home or on the move.

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Level 330 - Lower Intermediate / Reading Topics

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Can you help me learn how to read English?

I recently received an email from a visitor who had this question. He wanted to know some tips on how to improve his reading skills. Before I answer that question, I'd like to just confirm that reading is a really excellent way to improve your English. It's worth the time to develop this skill because reading will help your other English language skills as well.

One of the main advantages is that when you read you develop your vocabulary. And you do this without having to look up every word in your dictionary. This is because it's possible to learn the meaning of a new word by understanding the context (or the surrounding text and information). This is true for any language, not just English.

Another advantage of reading is that it helps you see grammar used correctly and good sentence structures. In this way reading can help your writing skills.

Reading is a great activity because there's always something that you can find of interest, whether that's a comic book, newspaper, novel, magazines or just reading your favorite websites. Even people who don't 'like' to read spend a large part of their day on this activity.

Now that we can agree reading is very valuable let's move on to ways we can learn how to read English. Ready? Let's get started!

Learn how to read English tip #1: Read daily

As I just mentioned, there are so many different ways for you to read English. With the Internet you can read magazines, newspapers or download e-books with the click of a mouse. The most important thing is to actually read each day. Just do it! It is far more important to read something every day than it is to do a lot of reading only once or twice a week. If you do it daily you're going to develop this great habit and it will become easier and easier to do.

If you can develop a routine for your reading, this is even better. Perhaps you try to read some of the news headlines and one top story each morning while drinking your coffee. Maybe you could read your horoscope every morning in English. You could log on to one of your favorite English language websites or follow an English speaker's blog. Just do it every single day.

Learn how to read English tip # 2: Try some reading materials created for ESL learners

I'm a huge fan of graded readers. There's a huge selection of these books and they're very affordable. Most also come with a CD so you can hear the author read the story as well, which helps with pronunciation. Graded readers are "graded" for English learners at different learning levels. The grammar as well as the vocabulary are written at beginning, intermediate and advanced levels depending on the book.

As I noted above, it's easy to learn new vocabulary when you understand the context and words around a new word. Graded readers are specially designed to help learners develop their vocabulary in this way. They often provide some definitions for some of the more difficult words. You can read more about graded readers here.

Learn how to read English tip #3: keep a vocabulary journal

I highly recommend that you keep a notebook or journal to write down new words that you learn. Have your dictionary ready so that you can look up new words. Please note that I don't recommend that you look up every word that you don't know in a text that you read!!

If you do this, you're going to hate reading and it's not important to know every word. Just remember that as you continue to read every single day (right?) you're going to start seeing the most frequently used words over and over again anyhow. So write down a few new interesting ones each day and then review them at the end of the week and month.

But it's a good idea to write down some new words that are interesting to you or small number that you can focus on practicing by writing your own sample sentences. It's always best to write any new word with your own example. You can also write the sentence from the text that you're reading so you see the new word in the context. We read in several different ways. Primarily we read for the overall meaning or gist. Or, we read to try to find out specific details.

Often you will be reading just to find the overall main point and without understanding many of the details. Or you can read some articles or text more than one time and focus on understanding more of the details in the second or third reading.

Learn how to read English tip #4: No excuses

There are really no excuses for not reading (as you can see from the picture reading is popular everywhere). You can read anywhere and read anything. Read things that are interesting to you. This sounds like an obvious point but I am surprised at how many learners feel they need to read classic novels or front-page news articles to improve their English. They don't understand how reading the sports page or an article about a celebrity can also expand their vocabulary and help them see good examples of writing.

If you enjoy classics -- great -- by all means read them. And if a regular classic is too difficult, many of the readers that I mentioned above have made shortened versions of these classics. I really like to see students with a fashion or a sports magazine, surfing the web to find a good recipe that's written in English, reading a how-to article on someone's blog etc. because I know each time they read something practical or enjoyable, they're more likely to do it again.

Learn how to read with Learn English Have Fun's Monthly Newsletter Article

Each month I write a newsletter article about a different topic and it's a great way to practice reading. I give the definitions for a lot of key vocabulary and there's even an audio MP3 so you can listen to the pronunciation.

To see samples of the article (and podcast), click on the links below:

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Well I hope this answer to Miguel's question will help some of the rest of you. If you have a tip to help others learn how to read English please share it in the comments below. What do you like to read in English? How often do you read in English? Leave a comment to practice.

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We all know that reading books is a great way to learn English. What about if you don't like books, though? Reading a whole book can be tough and time-consuming, especially if you aren't interested in reading books in your native language. So, what can we learn from reading something other than a book?

Improve your vocabulary with a newspaper
Newspapers use a wide range of vocabulary to describe the world around us. If you feel like you already know all the vocabulary in your textbook or online study course, pick up a newspaper and you'll soon come across some new words to add to your (vocabulary notebook [link to article on English notebooks])
Build your English skills for work with a trade magazine
Most fields of business have English trade journals that people use to keep their professional knowledge up to date. If you are a teacher, get yourself a teaching journal or if you are an architect or designer, subscribe to an interesting design magazine. Reading about your area of work in English will help you learn all specialist English expressions you need to do your job in English.
Practise scanning with product specifications
(Scanning for specific information [link to article on English reading styles]) in a text is an important skills to master in English. Practise it by reading product specifications in English. Set yourself a task to find out a specific piece of information about a product and see how quickly you can look it up.
Learn to read for gist with reviews
Reviews are great for finding out which products to buy or which films to see. See if you can understand the gist (general idea) of a review by reading the review and guessing what score the reviewer will give the product out of ten. Check if your guess matches the reviewer's rating at the bottom of the review.
Read instructions to learn how to describe processes
Describing how things work in English is an important skill. It also often comes up as a task in English exams such as IELTS, TOEFL or TOEIC. Next time you buy a new gadget, work out how to use it by reading the instructions in English. You will build your comprehension skills and learn how to describe the process of using something in English.

By opening your eyes and reading a wide range of things, you can really improve your skills without needing to sit down for hours reading a book. Try it today and let us know what you read using the comments section below.

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We all know that reading books is a great way to learn English. What about if you don't like books, though? Reading a whole book can be tough and time-consuming, especially if you aren't interested in reading books in your native language. So, what can we learn from reading something other than a book?

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Adults work on their English speaking, reading, and writing skills at The New York Public Library.

At The New York Public Library's Adult English Language and Literacy Program, where adults work on basic English and literacy skills, we're often asked for recommendations of websites for adults to practice English at home. Below you'll find online resources-some with a focus on listening, some on vocabulary, others on grammar, and some with a range of activities. Happy learning!

GCF Learn Free
A well-designed site with interactive tutorials for everything from operating an ATM machine to reading food labels. This link will take you to the section on reading which has resources for English language learners as well, including stories to listen to and read along, and picture dictionaries.

WeSpeak NYC
We Speak NYC (formerly We Are New York) is the City's English Language Learning program. It provides civic-focused instruction through videos, web and print materials, and free community classes in all five boroughs.

Also, for NYPL cardholders, remember that Mango Languages is available to you through the Library. It features ESL lessons for Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, and Vietnamese speakers. (First time users must create a profile in order to access Mango Languages.)

If you have questions about accessing our online resources, please reach out to Ask NYPL.

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The internet is a wonderful resource for learning. There are millions of websites, including the kind that can help you learn English speaking online. The websites listed below all have material that can teach you English and help you learn English speaking online.
Spoken English Practice
The first one on this list may seem obvious, but this site ( Spoken English Practice) is a great website to learn English speaking. Other posts like this one on Spoken English Practice's blog give you helpful tips and advice to improve your speaking ability. Moreover, the website also provides a tutoring service, where you can video chat with native English speakers. It is entirely spoken and by simply speaking with someone else in English, you will be able to improve your fluency.

Learn more about our Spoken English Classes
Join Online Spoken English Course Fluent U
Fluent U is a website and an app that teaches multiple different languages, including English. The service provides images and videos with subtitles and definitions to help you learn new vocabulary. It also allows you to hear how words are pronounced, which is vital to learning English speaking. The site also has two English blogs, one for learners and one for educators. If you are trying to learn English speaking online, Fluent U will definitely be helpful.

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Dulingo
Duolingo is a free app which is easy to use, is very effective for beginner level language learners and there are no adverts within this site. This app is broken down into topics and teaches new vocabulary for each topic covered.
TED Talks
TED Talks are not a traditional English learning tool but for advanced and intermediate level students TED talks are a great way to improve Spoken English.

In our Spoken English course, we use TED Talks to stimulate conversations. The teacher would share a Ted Talk at the end of a lesson and on the next lesson the student has to come prepared to talk about that topic.

This is a wonderful way to expand your vocabulary and sentence formulations skills. It is also an immensely powerful way to improve pronunciation and accent. On top of all this, you get to learn about something cool.

Watch how we use things like TED Talks to Learn English Speaking Online
YouTube
YouTube has an endless amount of videos that can be watched for free. To help with your English, you could simply go on the website and watch any video with a native English speaker. Watching something for entertainment can help you pick up new words and sayings. However, there are educational YouTube channels that focus on teaching people how to improve their English speaking. Go onto YouTube and try to find the many videos that could help you learn English speaking online.
My English Pages
This website has all types of resources for people trying to learn English. It has information on grammar, vocabulary, idioms, figures of speech, and so on. My English Pages also has a section on English speaking. This section lists different English sayings and phrases that are used in certain situations. For example, it gives a list of common sayings that people use to greet one another. It also has explanations behind different sayings and social situations, which is important for someone who is learning English.
Coursea
Coursea offers courses from top colleges and universities from all over the world. The classes are made by actual professors from these schools. Although they have lessons for many different topics, there is a large amount of courses that focus on learning English and English speaking. Sign up for one of these free classes to have access to videos, quizzes, and assignments to help you learn English speaking online. You will also hand in work and be graded as if you are in an actual college class.
Two min English
This is another free app and contains 200 plus two-minute lessons on many topics including English for business, English for use when traveling, social English, common phrases and idioms. There are also no adverts used within this site which is good.

However, like with many apps, Two min English will not be beneficial for students who are at an intermediate or upper level in English proficiency. If you are a beginner try it!
English Speak
English Speak is made up of different audio lessons that teach sayings in English. Each lesson has two audio clips of an English conversation. One has a regular speaking speed and one is slow speed, so you can listen and really hear what they are saying. The lessons also have written out versions of the lesson so you read exactly what each person said. A unique aspect of this website is that is comes in multiple languages. The audio is always in English; however, there is an option to have the explanations and written scripts in a different language, so you learn the equivalent phrase in your language. English speak is a must try if you are looking to learn English speaking online.
ESL Buzz
ESL Buzz is a very impressive website that curates useful graphics related to English. For example, if you are looking for a list of differences between American and British English, you should look for it on ESL Buzz.
Daily Step English
Daily Step is very similar to the last website. It consists of English audio lessons and written scripts of the conversations. However, unlike English Speak, this website offers audio clips in either British or American accents, which is useful if you are trying to learn a British accent. Daily Step also has a blog with English speaking tips and offers additional lessons for a price.
Udemy
Uedmy is an educational website that offers courses in almost anything, including Coding, Business, Drawing, and more. They also have lessons in English. These lessons are broken down into lectures, videos, and whatever other resources the creators included. The lessons are made by professionals in the field who have worked with many different students. They will be able to provide the right kind of material to help you with your English speaking.

Spoken English Practice is the best method to learn English because it has a totally unique teaching style with real Native English Teachers and Real Conversations. I improved English in a very natural way.

Alison
Allison is another educational platform that offers online classes. The courses come in a wide variety of topics, including learning languages and English speaking. Classes include videos or audio files that break down the different concepts. Some classes are more in-depth than others. Some will be only an hour or two while others have over 20 hours' worth of content. Before beginning a class, check how long it is so you can plan your schedule around it and decide how much time to want to take practicing English.
Rosetta Stone
Rosetta Stone is an experienced player in the language learning market place with presence worldwide. There are different subscriptions for using this app (charges are for 3 months, 6 months or 12 months). Rosetta Stone includes online tutoring lessons with native English speakers and is aimed primarily to help beginners and intermediates.
ESL Base
ESL Base is primarily for English language teachers but has some parts of the website with free resources.

Check it out if you are an English student or an aspiring teacher.
Busuu
There is a monthly subscription for using this app. This app specialises in helping students learn English for use in the business world. This app includes teaching vocabulary, writing practice, recording practice and speaking with native English speakers.
Open Language
Open language is another app to learn English speaking online. There are different levels within this app starting with teaching beginners to speak English and finishing helping advanced speakers speak English like a native. This, like Busuu, is aimed more at helping teaching English for use in business.

All of these websites have great material and resources to help you improve your English speaking. But if you truly want to become fluent, you will need to practice what you have learned with a speaking partner. If you don't have anyone to practice with, try visiting Spoken English Practice where you can get an English conversation tutor.

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15 Websites to Learn English Speaking Online (Mostly Free)

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The internet is a wonderful resource for learning. There are millions of websites, including the kind that can help you learn English speaking online. The websites listed below all have material that can teach you English and help you learn English speaking online.

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Here you can find activities to practise your writing skills. You can improve your writing by understanding model texts and how they're structured.

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We, humans are the most expressive creatures in the world, even the most introverted! We make use of both spoken and written words to convey our message across. The art of aptly describing what's on your mind boils down to your writing or speaking abilities.

While writing plain English is no challenge, eliminating the nuances from one's writing to get the message across adequately is a challenge for many. While the best of the writers can capture the attention of readers with their succinct description of events, most of them struggle to find words or phrases to perfectly fall in place with the content.

Writing aptly is a skill and it goes beyond the simple use of grammar in your prose. While grammar forms an essential aspect of writing, there are more aspects of writing which must be taken off while working on it.

Overuse of cliches, adverbs, bulky phrases, etc is some of the examples of poor writing and something which needs to be addressed. Writing is a form of art and like every other form of art, it takes time and perseverance to see through the toughest challenges you face while writing.

11 Awesome Websites to Help Improve English Writing Skills

Improving your writing skills broadens your horizons in both your personal and career-related pursuits. To help you improve writing skills in English, we have collected some of the best web-resources dedicated to this mission. Here are the top 11 Best Websites to improve your writing skills in English.

1. Grammarly

Grammarly is easily one of the best online resources to significantly improve your vocabulary and writing skills. Grammarly is basically an online word processor, which goes beyond your ordinary word processor in correcting your English mistakes. Grammarly fixes over 250 types of English errors, which the Microsoft Word application could not correct. The app also suggests synonyms for your chosen words to improve the context of the phrase.

Since Grammarly app is also available for your web browser, you can simply install the extension and have Grammarly edit all of your Emails, social media posts or any content that you create from your web browser.

The spell-checker and vocabulary enhancer are the standout features of Grammarly that will definitely make you a better writer over time. Although Grammarly is offered as free installation, a premium plan also does exist which costs around $29.95/month.

2. Grammar Girl

Grammar Girl is one of the best web resources to help you improve your writing skills online. Although now renamed to QuickandDirtyTips, Grammar Girl is how this blog is known well. Mignon Fogarty, who is behind Grammar Girl, is a very well-known personality with different books and mobile apps to her name. Grammar Girl offers short and friendly tips to help you improve writing skills on the web. All the complex Grammar questions are answered adequately and interestingly by Grammar Girl.

Learn everything about English Grammar, from punctuation, vocabulary, writing style and other tips needed to make you a better writer. Although QuickAndDirtyTips now does cover a wide range of topics, Grammar Girl was solely dedicated to the act of making English grammar easy for everyone.

3. The Purdue Writing Lab
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Universities often have their very own writing centers on-campus to help people with their writing skills. Purdue University's Online Writing Lab, or better known as the Purdue OWL is an online writing center dedicated to the mission of helping people with their writing skills. Purdue OWL provides users worldwide with their writing resources and guides. This website targets all of the common English grammatical queries arisen by people with their second language as English.

Tackling issues like Writer's block, development of an outline, thesis writing, proofreading, etc are some of the topics covered by Purdue's OWL. The website also is home to the APA and MLA style guides which are used worldwide for publishing thesis and dissertations. Divided into two sections - General writing and the Writing process, both of these cover issues that most of the people face while writing in English.

4. Thesaurus
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The Thesaurus is one of the vital tools that every good English writer has in their arsenal of tools for writing better. Building on your vocabulary is essential in becoming a better English writer and Thesaurus offers just that. Thesaurus helps users in becoming a better writer by providing alternative words and phrases to perfectly expressing yourselves in written English. Thesaurus offers the best collection of synonyms and antonyms that you could use to improve your vocabulary while writing in English.

Whatever your message might be, if you are looking to simplify your written English, Thesaurus will come to your help often times. This website also has a collection of some of the most overused words that you must avoid in your written English. Sharpen your English skills with this one powerful online and mobile application tool.

5. Hemingway App
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The Hemingway App is a wonderful web-based and desktop standalone software to help you edit your written English. The Hemingway App tackles a lot of nuances in English writing, like very complex sentences, uses of passive voice, overuse of adverbs, and much more. The standalone desktop software for Mac and Windows costs $9.99.

Note: This tool is also listed under ShoutMeLoud's Mega Blogging tools list

The Hemingway app also provides a readability score for the entered text, which you could use to analyze the structure of the content you've written. Using Hemingway App, all of your wordy sentences are highlighted in yellow and extraneous content highlighted in red.

6. Writers Digest University

If you are looking for professional online workshops to improve your English writing, Writer's Digest University have the best of them. Writer's Digest University initiative provide users with online workshops to improve their fiction, non-fiction, short stories and freelance writing work. Offering 76 online workshops across a huge range of topics, Writer's Digest University's courses come at a hefty price. With courses starting from $139 to going as high as $700, these courses will help you achieve the levels of a skilled writer.
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Taught by professional and published authors, Writer's Digest University offer some of the best online workshops. You can also browse through Writer's Digest blog to receive latest updates and tips on writing better for free.

7. Grammar Book

Grammar Book is another one of the best online resources to help you improve your writing skills. From punctuation rules to grammar quizzes and blog posts, Grammar Book has it all. The Grammar Book's blog gets constantly updated every Tuesday with a new blog post about a grammar issue. Participate in the Grammar quizzes to improve your English grammar skills.

This website also offers 'The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation', to help you become a better English writer.
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8. Readability-Score

Your writing has to build a connection with your readers, or there is no point in your writings. Take any of your favorite articles on the web, these articles have the best prose and text layout, which only make you read more. Readability is an aspect of writing which many writers fail to take note of. No matter how grammatically correct maybe your sentences, taking the readability factor into consideration is essential in writing better English.

Readability-score is an online resource that helps writers calculate the readability scores of their entered text. On a scale of 0 to 100, this tool rates the content you entered for its readability factor, the higher your score, the better is your content.
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9. Aztekera Passive voice checker

Content in English is broadly classified into two types - Active and Passive voice. The active voice is the one that is more concise and straightforward. Use of passive voice more often hampers your written English to a huge extent. Aztekera offers a free online tool that helps you look out for the 'To be' verbs, that make up a passive voice phrase. Use this tool to eliminate the passive voice phrases in your writing.

The excessive use of passive voice might be the reason for the non-persuasive tone of your writing. Get rid of such form of writing using Aztekera Passive voice checker tool.

10. Grammar Monster
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Grammar Monster is one of the most resourceful tools on the web to help you with improving your writing skills. Whatever might be that you are trying to learn regarding English grammar, Grammar Monster has it all. With free resources in punctuation, apostrophe's, commas, prepositions, adverbs, adjectives, etc., Grammar Monster features hundreds of articles across all of the said topics.

The easy-to-learn chunks of information presented on Grammar Monster make it one of the best online resources to improve one's writing skills. Available entirely for free, anyone can make the most of the basic and the higher level English grammar skills listed on this website.

11. Pro Writing Aid
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Pro Writing Aid is one of the industry-standard text editing software, available as a free version for web interfaces. Edit your text online for up to 3000 words with their free web tool. Pro Writing Aid features some of the key aspects to a powerful text editing tool. This tool checks the entered content for plagiarism, usage of vague/abstract words, alliteration analysis and more, in addition to the regular spell-checking and other grammar tools.

Used by professionally published authors and editors, Pro Writing Aid is the best tool to amplify your English writing skills.

So, as we come to the end of this list of the Best websites to improve writing skills in English, which ones were your favourite?

Have any other suggestions that would make a great addition to this list? Feel free to shout out your thoughts and comments below.
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BBC Learning English - Course: The Grammar Gameshow / Unit 1

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Do you want to improve your English pronunciation? Well, you've come to the right place. Tim's Pronunciation Workshop shows you how English is really spoken. It'll help you become a better listener and a more fluent speaker.

The Sounds of English

Scroll down to the bottom of this page for The Sounds of English, our video guide to all the consonant and vowel sounds in the English language. Watch, listen and repeat. It's as simple as that!

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Here are our favourite apps for learning English!

Duolingo – The best all-rounder. ...

Quiz your English – The best for exam prep. ...

The British Council – The best for grammar. ...

6,000 Words – The best for vocabulary. ...

Beelingu – The best for reading. ...

HelloTalk – The best for speaking. ...

Grammarly – The best for writing.

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English Exercises - Learn English with ESL Activities

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A collection of exercises for grammar, vocabulary, verbs, listening, reading, phonetic symbols and more. You can also access worksheets, audio stories, videos, and songs related to English.

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Who am I ? It's easy to guess.They tell me grandfather.You should have good behaviour if you don't get into trouble.

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Who am I ? It's easy to guess.They tell me grandfather.You should have good behaviour if you don't get into trouble.