Christine Burgmer | Blog

The Rich Morning Show – online cartoon English lessons designed for children and adult beginners.

What its makers say:

“Each morning, an e-mail arrives in your inbox, containing your Rich Morning Show for the day, with a personalized cocktail of animated and illustrated language exercises. Watch the show, answer the questions, and send us your answers when you’ve finished. Then we’ll send you your corrections.”

I posted a link to Paul Smith’s One-Word-A-Day some time ago.  If you would like to learn a new word every day, why not follow the following Twitter accounts?:

http://twitter.com/wordaday

http://twitter.com/awordaday

http://twitter.com/awad

http://twitter.com/offaehrte

If you are looking for some additional grammar lessons and exercises, then you might like this site.  Try out the verb tense tutorial! Nice

What would a real Briton say?  Play Spotlight Online’s interactive game and choose the appropriate reply in each situation.

Read the VOANews.com’s report  on dog-related expressions and  listen to the MP3 file.

Subscribe to One-Word-A-Day and receive a new word or idiom every weekday.  Test yourself immediatey with Paul Smith’s amusing mini-quiz, check the German translation and then listen to the pronunciation.

The BBC’s site Ask about English is where you can find the answers to many common language questions.  If you don’t find an answer to your question, then ask the experts yourself!