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A quick comment ! Learning how English is cognitively organized plays an important part in the way to fluency acquisition. This time my app recommendations have grammar & vocabulary expansion in mind. Both are free and were developed by the trustworthy British Council team. Basic - Intermediate  This is Johnny Grammar Word Challenge . You can register or use it as a guest. There are three categories to choose from: Grammar / Words / Spelling and a variety of topics such as Food & Restaurants, Travel & Getting around, Small talk .... or Grammar topics : Prepositions/Irregular Verbs, Modals, Linkers ...and levels: Easy/Medium/Hard. At the end of each task the app provides feedback so that you can learn from your mistakes as well. Badges  are given according to your accomplishments. Upper - Advanced The IELTS word power app is mainly targeted at upper intermediate - advanced  students and IELTS test takers. For each que...

If you are a student of English who is looking for some challenging and motivating practice to help you improve and/or prepare for a foreign language exam , this is the app for you! For learners of a foreign language, reading authentic news articles, watching films, among other things, can be considered key practice, but let us also keep in mind that challenging your expertise in using the language, plays an essential part in the way to being fluent. My tip for today is the app IELTS Skills Free , by Macmillan Publishers Ltd available for free for both    Comprehending the four abilities: Reading, Listening, Writing & Speaking, it features a notably strong approach to speaking and writing strategies. Before initiating the practice in each skill, there is a straightforward rationale on the most important aspects to focus on.  The app also keeps track of your attendance to each part and offers  sample exercises so that you can undergo the process...

Hi :) Classes started last week and a number of students have already asked about ways of getting ready for international English Language exams such as Cambridge PET,CPE, or TOEFL, IELTS ... This post is straightforward and suitable for both teachers and students. For starters, before deciding to sit for an important exam you should have in mind : * If your current level of English matches the demands of the exam you intend to sit for * The goal you aspire to achieve by obtaining that certificate (is it for professional reasons? a way of having your progress over the years measured? foreign school admission?  you-name-it ) * Time preparation required, your own availability to commit to studying * A tutor / teacher to refer to for advice and some extra help* Extra Resources to provide you with enough training practice The University of Cambridge offers a quick and free online test to check which exam is most appropriate for you (both the QR code below or the link...