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Learn English through movies. Use subtitles and quizzes to help you
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Study English using movie trailers (commercials for movies). Includes
activities to help you understand the vocabulary and grammar. |
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Here's a way to exchange emails with other learners around the world.
Your email address is completely protected - you only get email through
the site. |
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Improve your pronunciation. Learn to hear differences between different
varieties of English (American, British, Australian, South African, etc.) |
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Try the world famous eslcafe: this "Hint of the Day" section
focuses on grammar points mainly. You can study a new grammar point every
time you visit. |
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Choose among many types of grammar exercises - easy to advanced: |
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Lots of authentic interviews with interesting people! Exercises and
scripts help you listen more closely. |
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Learn English by listening to the news. Includes two versions of each
news story - one read more slowly and one at natural speed. |
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Check out some podcasts on some stimulating topics, including opinions
from esl students from everywhere. |
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Check and compare word meanings and examples. |
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