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Type in a phrase and it plays different scenes from movies where that phrase is used in context. Awesome!

The largest dictionary of idioms and phrases currently in use in British, American and Australian English. Over 12,000 phrases and expressions.

@engVid: "Memes" are kind of like "viral"-they're images, videos, phrases, or ideas that get passed around and remixed with captions or Photoshop. A little bit weird, but funny and interesting.

A page with a huge selection of football words, phrases and vocabulary that are organised in alphabetical order - it is like a football dictionary. You can find all kinds of football cliches, expressions and technical terms, as well as a variety of categories about many football-related subjects: transfers, football nicknames, match-day language, managers and much more.

Site with grammar explanations and practice exercises. Great for advanced and C1 learners who would like to review the use of adverbials, verb phrases, etc.

Bob Wilson's tips to prepare for oral exams. He gives a lot of tips and vocab that might be useful for the second part (interaction) of the Advanced 2 oral exam. 

Website for English language learners and football fans all around the world. Lots of FREE language resources for soccer supporters who want to practise their English including a weekly podcast, football phrases, football vocabulary, worksheets, handouts, quizzes, forums and much more.

Speechyard is a site where students can improve their English by watching film extracts and music videos, reading books and learning colloquial phrases. They can create their own library and communicate with other English learners.