Useful websites and other resources to help you learn English

Here are some sites for you to practise your vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening skills as well as exploring the language of the news. Click on the name of each website (in brown) to come to the website.

Please try out some of these sites as your course progresses and let your group know what you thought of them. Thank you for everyone who suggested these sites.

If you can suggest any other interesting and useful link to add to those below, please let me know!

Good luck and have fun!

Are you in interested in taking a Cambridge Exam in Stockholm? More information can be found here:  Cambridge English Digital Exams Stockholm

APPS

Radio Garden – “Listen to over 25 000 live radio stations across the globe”

LingoClip – Enjoy learning languages with music (free but with in-app purchases)

LINKS TO HELPFUL WEBSITES

BBC Lingohack  Unfortunately this seems to have been discontinued since May 2022, but everything prior to this is archived. Website description: Get up-to-date with the latest news and understand it too with Lingohack. Listen to and watch authentic BBC World news bulletins and learn key words and phrases that help you make sense of the news.

http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/vocabulary/  – Vocabulary quizzes based on themes, Ignore the pop up ads. Just click the X and switch them off. You will get to the exercises if you scroll down.

Practise problem areas of grammar here: Using English – grammar quizzes

Do you want Perfect English grammar?

Learn English with the BBC. Choose the section you would like to work with: BBC Learning English

You can practise your listening skills (together with transcripts) and build your vocabulary with a BBC podcast: Six-minute English

Learn languages with Duolingo

Wikipedia in English

 

News sites

The Local – Sweden’s News in English   (subscription only)

Deutsche Welle (DW): Germany’s international broadcaster.

www.npr.org

www.bbc.co.uk

http://www.guardian.co.uk/

 

Presentations in English: TED: Ideas worth spreading

 

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