This is the first of a few posts I will make to give you some recommendations about sites and people on the Internet that can help you to improve your English.
If you are learning English I'm sure you know there is a LOT of information on the internet to help you. Unfortunately there is usually too much information on the internet and it is difficult to know what to follow.
These are some recommendations for learners who use Twitter. I think these people produce useful and interesting things for English language learners which can really help you to improve your English.
@EFLintermediate & @EFLadvanced – Two great feeds for a wide variety of useful content, depending on your level.
@englishwithjo – I’ve got to thank a former student of mine, Bengü, for telling me about this resource. This tweeter provides simple explanations and gapfills on Twitter. Jo looks like an excellent resource to follow.
@eslpod - ESL Podcast's Twitter feed. Lots of free material for listening and they will tell you when there is something new to listen to. I’ve talked about ESLPod before, read my previous post to learn more.
@InglesenLomas – A great person to follow who provides lots of useful links for learning English, especially around songs and singing.
@LearnEnglish_BC – A great person to follow for new information and activities from the British Council for all learners of English.
@ListenandWrite – Improve your listening skills with this website. By following the feed, you will not miss anything new.
@myenglishexam – This is the twitter account for a brilliant website for Cambridge exam preparation, Flo-Joe. You will receive daily tweets that often give links to short 2 or 3 minute exercises to help you prepare for your big exams.
@SpotlightRadio – Spotlight Radio is a great listening resource for lower-level learners. Here they will tell you when there is something new to listen to. (To learn more about Spotlight, read my previous post)
@SuccEng – I’ve recommended Warren Ediger’s website in a previous post and this is another opportunity to stay connected with his clear explanations and practical suggestions for better English.
@VOALearnEnglish – Thanks to Marcelo for recommending this tweet account. It connects to the Voice Of America Facebook page as well as the website. Lots of good reading and listening materials.
@ykarabatov - Yuri Karabatov has tweeted on lots of useful websites and gives a lot of useful, sensible information about learning a language. Take a look through his tweets and I'm sure you will find something useful for you!
If you follow any of these or you already follow some of them, then please leave a comment with your opinions. If you have any more suggestions, please give them below.
Next: FACEBOOK. Everybody uses is, so who can you “like” on Facebook to help you with your English? Well first of all, you could click 'Like' below to start following me. :-)
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