Good evening guys.
Hope you are going really good.
Today, I want to write about how can we use internet in order to learn English. First of all, the internet is not going to replace a English course never, it is a complementary tool for reinforce your English proficiency. Besides, there are lots of pages that you can use regarding what topic you want to review or a specific skill you want foster.
Let's get started.
Of course, the first webpage that I would like to suggest is englishclub.com It is a excellent place to practice English, it has a section for English skills and for the main features of English grammar. Besides, there is a teaching area with tips and clues for teachers who want to improve their teaching skills. Moreover, we can find MyEnglishClub area, a place where users can exchanges their experiences while learning English.
Another webpage that I really like where you can practice English is bbclearning English http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/ here you can practice very much. One particular feature that I like is the possibility that you have for downloading PodCasts. Give a try.
The last webpages that I would like to share with you is EngVid http://www.engvid.com/ Here you can find lots of videos that are going to help you a lot. There are topics dealing with grammar, vocabulary, communications and exams. I really like them because they are easy to understand.
I just share 3 because I want you to start sharing which other pages you use.
Give them a try. I'm looking forward to seeing your suggestions.
Comments
Nice blog :)
Great .....I will try them .Thank you for sharing .
Thank you Carlos for sharing these useful links. In addition to English Club . I follow these links and I focus more on listening :1- http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/listen-and-watch
2-http://www.eslpod.com/website/index_new.html
3-http://www.usingenglish.com/
I use the Oxford online dictionary : http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/
I am following Cambridge Dictionary Online. It gives you daily 'word of the day'.