Do you have a written text in English that you would like to hear? Or are you unsure about the pronunciation of a word?
Consult the text-to-speech program Acapela. Very useful, type or paste your text in the designated field and a computer voice will read it for you!
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Would you like to add variety to your English? Then use synonyms. Type a word into the search field on this website and you will immediately see all of the available synonyms. Great for practicing and increasing your vocabulary!
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Word Wangling is a collection of fun word games to help you look for patterns, shapes and relationships between letters and words.
Check it out; it’s super fun!
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How do you communicate by phone effectively and professionally in your new language?
This YouTube video allows you to hone your listening and speaking skills with 40 expressions that are often used when speaking on the telephone.
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Listen to this podcast in which a manager talks about dealing with staff and then complete the exercises.
If you need help, you can read the transcript at any time.
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Would you use a phone made out of grass? Watch this BBC news video and discover some ‘green’ technology.
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Watch this webinar recording and learn vocabulary, phrases and pronunciation used by English speakers when making new contacts.
The primary goal of a company may be to make money but some companies nowadays also recognise that they have a responsibility towards the society in which they operate.
Read the text and do the exercices that go along with it.
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You are probably familiar with our self-study platform ScribblPro.
It contains hundreds of short useful exercises to improve your English grammar and vocabulary skills. Using traditional exercises, but also audiovisual material.
What makes it so convenient is that you get your results instantly. You know immediately how much you have improved.
The most commonly used adjective in the English language is ‘good’ and the most common noun is ‘time’.
