Archive for: January 2009

Learning English is a difficult task in the best of circumstances and in today’s busy world it can be a overwhelming undertaking without a reliable resource that can afford the ESL student to opportunity to practice writing, reading and listening the language. There are several free online websites that can be sources for helping ESL students learn the various nuisances of the English language. Here are three websites that are geared to the English as a second language student. (more…)

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Learn English – Yoga

New post at Compelling Conversations » Blog Archive » Looking for An ESL Book ….

be used for the immigrant who must learn English to advance in the world. Eric H. Roth has taught many ESL courses at Santa Monica College, UCLA Extension, Cal State Long Beach’s. American Language Institute. …

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do you know any good websites for ESL student to learn English?

Yes, go to: www.ESLDesk.com
Good day!!!!

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Learn English and Spanish online

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Learn English – Trends and Fashions

Here is a new post at Learning English in the Internet Era

If enrolling in an online course is out of your budget, you can learn English for free online with a little creativity and persistence. There are multiple websites that will post grammar rules, vocabulary, and learning exercises for you …

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I am looking for some free English learning sites?

Maybe I can help u Mohammed as I teach English. Is it conversation or written English or both? Let me know here if you like.

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new post today at The place where you learn English: Speak English Like An American.

English Resort offers English content, lessons, tests, quizzes, … for ESL learners, TOEFL takers, IELTS takers, GRE takers, … along with free games, jokes, riddles, entertainment, transcription and so on, …

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Is phonetics essential in learning to speak English?

Yes and grammar is too. Phonetics ARE essential in the formation and pronunciation or words and phrases; however, I don’t agree that the phonetic symbols, found in dictionary-definitions, are very helpful in everyday use.

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New post at There’s a New TOEIC?

There’s a New TOEIC? January 25th, 2009 by Mr. D. There’s a New TOEIC? …

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Which one is the best (comprehensive and visual presentation) English learning course for ESL students?

The Internet is a wonderful invention. If you take your subject of your question and add to what you want to know about it, the search engine will do the rest. For example:

My subject is Teaching. I want to know where to get certified.

The search engine result is

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Here is a new post at kirtsy – Learn English Online FAST.

Languagelab is a good place to improve your English, having fun and with a very good team of people doing a great work. I love English classes and I’m learning more useful English than in RL classes. There are a lot of places to be able …

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Can anyone give me any suggestions for learning english online?

yea i do it on ics its pretty gd lyk they send u the work and u do it and email or post it to them

the website is

www.icslearn.co.

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English is an extremely difficult language to master there are several linguistic pitfalls that are inherent in the English language structure. Because the English language is composed of words from several different linguistic sources, there are numerous homonyms (words that are spelled the same but have different meanings), homophones (words that sound the same but are spelled differently) and other words that have quirky or difficult spellings and pronunciations. Here are two tips to help those attempting to master the English language. (more…)