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kostenpflichtige Portale, die englischsprachige Hörbücher, Filme und Serien anbieten
(z.B. Netflix, Amazon Prime, Audible etc.)

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IDEA: International Dialects of English Archive

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Welcome to IDEA. The International Dialects of English Archive was created in 1998 as the internet's first archive of primary-source recordings of English-language dialects and accents as heard around the world. With more than 1,600 samples from 135 countries and territories, and more than 170 hours of recordings, IDEA is now the largest archive of its kind.

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ELLLO - English Listening Lesson Library Online

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ELLLO stands for English Listening Lesson Library Online and features natural English lessons that come with quizzes, vocabulary training, and free printable worksheets. ESL students and teachers can access over 2,000 free lessons that feature World English with speakers from over 100 countries.

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© British Council
The United Kingdom's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities.
A registered charity: 209131 (England and Wales) SC037733 (Scotland).

ICP#: 10044692

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Practise your English listening skills at your level. Listening to as much English as you can will help you to improve your level of understanding and you'll also improve your speaking and pronunciation. The videos and audio in this section are at different levels and have practice exercises to test your understanding.

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SMMRY - Summarize articles, text, websites, essays and documents

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Summarize articles, text, websites, essays and documents for free with SMMRY

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In order to effectively communicate with your intended audience, it's important to understand their readability expectations.

If you're writing to a group of businesspeople, it would probably look a bit different than if your text is geared toward elementary school students.

On this page, we'll discuss the Automated Readability Index (ARI), what it means, and how you can improve the readability of your website.

What is the Automated Readability Index?

The automated readability index is a readability test designed to measure the how easy your text is to understand. Similar to other popular readability tools, the ARI gives you an estimate of the U.S. grade level necessary to comprehend a passage of text.

For example, if your ARI score is 10, then your text should be understood by high school students.

ARI is derived from ratios that represent word difficulty (number of letters per word) and sentence difficulty (number of words per sentence).

Most readability scores consist of two factors. The first factor relates to sentence structure, and typically measures the average number of words per sentence. Readability indices also take into account word structure, and are generally based on the average number of syllables per word or the proportion of easy words determined by referencing a word list.

Automated Readability Index formula: 4.71 x (characters/words) + 0.5 x (words/sentences) - 21.43.

What does my score mean?

Your Automated Readability Index score approximates the age needed to understand the text. For a breakdown of grade levels in the U.S., you can reference this chart:

5-6 yrs. old - Kindergarten

6-7 yrs. old - First Grade

7-8 yrs. old - Second Grade

8-9 yrs. old - Third Grade

9-10 yrs. old - Fourth Grade

10-11 yrs. old - Fifth Grade

11-12 yrs. old - Sixth Grade

12-13 yrs. old - Seventh Grade

13-14 yrs. old - Eighth Grade

14-15 yrs. old - Ninth Grade

15-16 yrs. old - Tenth Grade

16-17 yrs. old - Eleventh grade

17-18 yrs. old - Twelfth grade

18-22 yrs. old - College

Unlike most readability measures, ARI takes into account characters per word instead of syllables per word. This is because the number of characters is more accurately interpreted by computer programs.

If your ARI doesn't accurately reflect the age or grade level of your target audience, you may need to revisit your text and make the necessary edits to ensure your writing resonates with the intended target.

Why is readability important?

In order to appeal to your target audience, your text needs to meet their readability expectations.

Are you writing to children or adult readers? Are your readers experts in the material?

If you're writing about biology, you will probably want to alter the text if you're writing to med students as opposed to high schoolers.

It's also important to understand the intent of your readers. People reading for recreation will likely be interested in less complex material than those conducting research about a particular topic.

Understanding the readability expectations of your audience will help to keep people on your website for longer periods of time, increase engagement with your content, and lower bounce-rates.

Want to improve your score?

Want to evaluate and improve the readability of your website?

With our free readability test tool, you can check your ARI score with the click of a few buttons. Simply enter the URL of your website, and we'll provide easy-to-understand results that help you estimate the effectiveness of your site when it comes to reaching the intended audience. We'll also give you a checklist for improving the readability of your website.

Make sure your writing resonates with the intended audience. Test the readability of your work today and start improving the effectiveness of your website.

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In order to effectively communicate with your intended audience, it's important to understand their readability expectations. If you're writing to a group of businesspeople, it would probably look a bit different than if your text is geared toward elementary school students.

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Sign up for a free account to save your text, create notes, access additional reading modes, and more

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Magoosh

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Our grammar guide will help you with verb tenses and grammar rules. You'll also find grammar explanations and practice exercises to test yourself and see how much you've learned. So, start revising and practising your grammar today and you'll find it will help you to increase your confidence in English and improve your language level.

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Free, Powerful English Grammar Checker | SCRIBENS

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Scribens is a free online Grammar Checker that corrects over 250 types of common grammar, spelling mistakes and detects stylistic elements such as repetitions, run-on sentences, redundancies and more.

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Features

Getting Started

After installing the application, view the sample "Introduction" deck to get familiar with the application.
In addition to the instructions below, I have some training videos which you can watch:

Training Videos

Creating Your Own Decks

There are 2 basic ways to create your own flashcards:

1) in a text editor or a spreadsheet
2) within the app

When using a text editor or spreadsheet, you can transfer flashcards into the app using:
This website
Google Drive
Dropbox
USB / iTunes

FAQ

How do I share flashcards with others?
How do I transfer a deck from one device to another?
How do I update an existing deck?

Quizlet Users: Moving to Dropbox or Google Drive

Using flashcards created by others

If you want to use an existing deck that someone has already made, you can search our "Shared Library" from within the app.

Contacting Me

If you have any questions or comments regarding this program, feel free to email me at et@OrangeOrApple.com, or use the "Feedback" page.

Sincerely,
Ernie

The Details

The below information augments the in-app help and should give you a better understanding of how the app works.

Creating Your Flashcard Text
About this Website - Please Read
Formatting Text
Adding Pictures and Sounds
Transfering from Other Programs

Using the Application
Using the App - Introduction
Card Order Options - Short Term Goal (Leitner) and Spaced Repetition
Categories
Backing Up and Exporting
Managing Card Updates and Re-downloading
Applying Multiple Choice to only certain cards using Advanced Layout
Tips, Tricks and Miscellaneous Features
Scrolling Text
Sharing Decks
Statistics Format in Text File
Chinese Tools

Download In-App Help as an Excel file.
Privacy Policy

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QA International launched , a new valuable resource to learn Spanish. Includes 17 all-around themes to explore, including the human body, sciences and food. MORE

From the image to the word and its definition, the Visual Dictionary Online is an all-in-one reference. Search the themes to quickly locate words, or find the meaning of a word by viewing the image it represents. What's more, the Visual Dictionary Online helps you learn English in a visual and accessible way. The Visual Dictionary Online is ideal for teachers, parents, translators and students of all skill levels. Explore the Visual Dictionary Online and enrich your mind. Perfect for home, school or work. Discover a visual world of information!

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QA International launched , a new valuable resource to learn Spanish. Includes 17 all-around themes to explore, including the human body, sciences and food. MORE From the image to the word and its definition, the Visual Dictionary Online is an all-in-one reference.