Top links to learn English for Bachillerato students
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This document provides a list of useful internet links for bachillerato students to use for learning English online. It includes dictionaries, encyclopedias, news sites, exercise sites, listening practice sites, verb conjugation tools, literature resources, and sample tests for assessing B1 and B2 English language levels. The links cover a wide range of resources including podcasts, videos, exercises, quizzes, dictionaries and more for practicing different English skills like listening, reading, vocabulary and grammar.
Top links to learn English for Bachillerato students
- 1. USEFUL INTERNET LINKS BACHILLERATO STUDENTS José A. Alcalde Wordreference: Multilingual and English monolingual dictionary. Wikipedia: Wikipedia, the most famous on-line encyclopedia, in English. Simple Wikipedia: Wikipedia in English but with easier definitions and a simpler language. Isabel’s ESL: Very complete site with lots of exercises and links. The Spanish reference for learning English on-line. BBC Learning English: Podcasts, interviews, quizzes, exercises, etc. A-Z Lyrics Universe: Find your favourite (or any other) songs and follow what they are singing. Learn English with the British Council: Plenty of exercises, videos, etc. Learn English On-line : Lots of exercises, videos, cultural references, pronunciation, dictations, magazines, etc. English Verbs Conjugation: Conjugate any verb in English. English4U: More exercises, quizzes, texts, etc. NonStopEnglish: Endless varied grammar and vocabulary exercises. Randall’s ESL Listening Lab: Practice your listening skills here with lots of listening exercises at different levels, about different topics, etc. EFLNET: It includes exercises on grammar, phrasal verbs, reading, listening, vocabulary, etc. Dave’s ESL Café: Lots of stuff for students (grammar, idioms, slang language, etc.). This is a true institution in learning English on-line. Two min English: Watch short videos (only 2 minutes) about different everyday situations (using transport, at the office, at the hotel, etc.) ELTpodcast: Podcast are really common these days. Here you can practice listening with dialogues, their transcripts, download MP3 files, etc. SpokenEnglish: A spoken English grammar for ESL students, free online. Choose the topic and listen to the explanation, see examples, etc. 6 minutes English: from BBC here are some short radio programmes on virtually any topic (science, culture, economy, etc.) and they are always 6 minutes long. English Literature for English Learners: Here is a great place to start learning about literature in English (poetry, drama, authors, styles, etc.) B1 level test practice: Have a look at some sample test to see how good your English is. B2 level test practice: Aiming higher? Go for this.