Webquest to make a comic - 0 views
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Learning with Computers group on 10 Jun 08Fantastic webquest to create comics.
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Articles and resources for educators of English as a Foreign Language - 0 views
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a lovely article "Explaining Grammar with Metaphors" (the article was written by Simon Mumford) Ana Maria Cult recommended it
English Grammar Handbook - 0 views
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The English Grammar Handbook is a complete grammar reference available online through the Athabasca University Write Site. I hope you find it useful. There are other grammar materials on this site, too, but EGH is the most comprehensiv
Larry's flashcards - 0 views
ESL Blues- Pre-intermediate to Intermediate - 0 views
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Jane says:I don't think anyone has mentioned ESL Blues yet, It was created by a teacher at my college who has now retired and is chock full of grammar exercises. Students can take a diagnostic test to find out which grammar points they are weak in, or the
NetGrammar - 0 views
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NetGrammar provides extensive grammar practice through a great variety of reading, writing and listening activities. It is suitable for self-directed learning and also as an extension to regular classwork.
Grammar Man Comic - 0 views
ELC Study Zone: 330 Grammar Exercises - 0 views
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Suggested by Dennis in Phoenix
English tenses with Cartoons - 0 views
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Hello and welcome to EnglishTensesWithCartoons.com which is part of VisualESL.com - a site about learning English visually. You will find here the main 11 verb tenses. Suggested by Andrea Giordano
ESL independent study lab - 0 views
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Lewis and Clark has an impressive collection of links on its webpage - and not just about grammar! Suggested by Monica
English listening - 0 views
What's something like? - 0 views
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Carla and Tery using questions with like. A non grammatical approach to grammar??. Funny and interesting
podcasts - 0 views
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podcasts and listening activities. Dialogues and stories
Owl - 0 views
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the level is more for intermediate to advanced, in fact, it was not specially made for L2 learners. But very useful, though. In words of Illya Celena
Grammar links from Thomas Jefferson - 0 views
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There's more than grammar. Suggested by Carla Arena
Using English - 0 views
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Gladys says: Resources for English as a Second Language - notes and several quizzes, each of which can be printed or tried online.
Guide to Grammar and Writing - 0 views
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the level is more for intermediate to advanced, in fact, it was not specially made for L2 learners. It still seems very useful, though. Connected with writing. Suggested by Illya
Welcome,mistery guest - 0 views
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Asking questions to guess who someone is. A good way to practice questions. Hidden grammar by Carla Arena and Dennis (He's the one!!)
Grammar Help from Thomas Jefferson - 0 views
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More from Carla
Adult Learning activities - 0 views
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Listening and videos about several topics of interest for adult people
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