we have put together a list of resources to help you further study,vocabulary, grammar,
reading ,writing, speaking,listening.Hope you will be benefitted out of these to have mastery
in English language.
Grammar
Access the full guide of English grammar rules in Grammarly’s grammar handbook.
Search through categories like general grammar, punctuation, mechanics, techniques
and style.
This is a dictionary with versions to help you with phrasal verbs, irregular verbs,
collocations and more.
Get grammar explanations, examples, and exercises on virtually any grammar topic.
Learn all aspects of written English with this site. They’ll help you with formal and
informal communication, with proper grammar usage and an emphasis on English writing.
This is a free resource offering grammar exercises to help you practice, with many English levels to choose from.
This site will give you online grammar lessons to improve speaking and writing. Choose from an extensive library of modules on almost all topics of grammar.
This site offers both grammar and vocabulary practice. Use their library of over
1,000 exercises to learn and practice words and phrases, work on grammar rules,
prepare for exams, test your knowledge and play games.
Speaking
A pronunciation dictionary. Search for a word, then find the pronunciation in different accents. It is populated by crowdsourcing, so users can submit their own recordings. This will give you a variety of styles and accents to choose from.
Search for a specific word or phrase. Then, YouGlish will find videos on YouTube that use
this word or phrase in context. Search over 50 million videos to get examples of how to use
words correctly in English
Jack Askew provides many free tools to help you understand topics like phrasal verbs,
idioms, collocations, conversation examples and more.
This is a simple yet helpful site which allows you to type in a word or phrase and get the
phonetics for it. See results for IPA, the American Phonetic Alphabet, SAMPA, Shavian and
see where the word stress is.
From this site, find a list of conversation lessons including the topics of daily English
conversation, common English expressions, and common phrases and sentence patterns.
Listening
TED talks are a great way to improve listening and comprehension skills along with learning
about new ideas. With this site, students can search through a large database for a topic
that interests them. Each video has activities to complete after watching to check
understanding.
This tool will help you improve your English while watching movies and TV shows you enjoy.
It provides subtitles based on your settings and allows you to build up a personal vocabulary
list from the media you watch.
Listen to songs you like in English and fill in the missing words. It’s a great way to have fun
and practice your listening skills in English.
Improve your listening skills by completing different activities from three degrees of difficult
y: easy, intermediate, and difficult. Take quizzes, watch videos, listen to lectures and more.
This is a radio program for English learners that airs new content every day. Each broadcast
is around 15 minutes long, and includes a transcript and vocabulary words to listen for.
There is also a library of past broadcasts to browse through and listen to.
With activities ranging from basic to advanced, this tool allows students to listen to a
recording and test their understanding. It provides three steps where students first listen only, then take the quiz, and finally see the dialogue transcript to check comprehension.
Writing
This site uses technology to mark your submitted writing and give you a grade. You’ll receive
a score based on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) and it will give
you feedback on how to improve.
A site that’s free to use and doesn’t require registration. Choose the language you are
learning, and the language you are fluent in. Then, it will give you words either by
themselves or in a sentence. You will spell the word in English, and check to see if
you’re right. Great to use throughout your English-learning journey.
This site allows you to paste in writing, or create a piece of writing right on the site. This is a
great tool for more advanced writers who want to improve their usage of adverbs, passive
voice, and clearly-structured sentences.
Get a score on your writing with this site. It will measure whether the writing will be
understood by the reader.
Reading
With real news stories available nearly every day, there are a lot of different topics to
choose from. There are also seven different levels of difficulty, although some stories are
limited to a few options. Stories come with a ton of great material to check comprehension
and study the vocabulary.
There is more than reading to this resource, but they have a helpful library of reading
exercises as well. Choose from elementary, pre-intermediate, intermediate and advanced
exercises. Then, choose from a list of different readings and types of questions to answer to
check your understanding.
English Newspapers:
These are a great way to keep up-to-date about news from around the world, and get
exposed to different types of English.
- New York Times – An American newspaper, featuring world and American news.
- Wall Street Journal – An American newspaper with a focus on financial news.
- Washington Post – An American newspaper, featuring world and American news.
- BBC – A British newspaper, featuring world and British news.
- The Australian – An Australian newspaper, featuring world and British news.
Test Preparation
Information about the Cambridge Assessments, from the B1 (PET), B2 (FCE), C1 (CAE) and
more.
This site has interactive exercises for each Cambridge English exam. Choose the exam your
are taking, then the section you want to practice. It will give you feedback on how you did.
Learn about the test, how to register, how to prepare, the scoring system, test locations
and dates, and more.
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