English Department EOI de Santiago - Links for learners

Wilingua is a good tool for students from A1 to B2. It has apps for Android and Apple. The free account offers grammar, lessons and readings. For listening and other features you have to go premium. It offers 30 days of free premium access.

Useful to expand your vocabulary or to see a word used in context (use "Example sentences" for this purpose).

Nice site where you can learn how to write and say words in UK and US English. The website includes vocabulary in other languages, too!

Website with free graded readers for English learners

Free online courses in English and other languages, with pronunciation and practice activities. Has app for Apple and Android, making it very useful for self-study.

@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.

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.

Site where you can find lessons, ask, practise & discuss

Language pills: A lesson a day.....

Have you ever wondered how reading different genres could improve different aspects of your writing? 

The purpose of this website is 3-fold: Lookup pronunciation of a name. Submit pronuncation of a name so that others can pronounce it correctly. Request pronunciation of a name that you don't know and would like to find out.

English Language & Usage Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for linguists, etymologists, and serious English language enthusiasts. It's 100% free, no registration required.

Tricky questions on grammar

Good to review verb forms. Basic level

Various articles that aim to teach students how to write better.

Writer's Digest offers information on writing better and getting published. The site also includes community forums, blogs and huge lists of resources for writers 

A very useful reference for classic errors and helpful hints with a terrible site navigation.

A collection of common errors in English, with detailed explanations and descriptions of each error.

This guide is based on the style book which is given to all journalists at The Economist. The site contains various hints on how to use metaphors, punctuation, figures, hyphens etc. Brief and precise.

This site contains 26 short articles with writing tips about ampersands, punctuation, character spacing, apostrophes, semicolons and commas, difference between i.e. and e.g. etc.