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A Google search for "free English lessons online" will return hundreds of
results. However, many of these sites are poorly organised, offer only a few
lessons, require registration and log-in, have many advertisements or pop-up
windows, or provide only samples of lessons you must pay for.

On this site we list only the best, most useful and FREE English lesson sites.
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Double-click on any
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get a dictionary
definition, a
translation, and
much other
information from
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Dictionary.

Use Babel Fish to
translate this whole
page (this may
produce some
strange results!)

Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab   Very highly recommended

Improve your listening comprehension on this excellent FREE website

Over 150 listening activities divided into 16 topics and three levels, with
    multi-choice questions to check your understanding.

Topics include introductions, education, entertainment, shopping, travel,
transportation, jobs, and more.

You can also read a transcript of the recording while you listen, read
definitions of key vocabulary, and complete cloze exercises.
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online dictations.org   Highly recommended

Improve your listening and writing on this excellent FREE website

More than 60 short dictation exercises divided into five levels.

Each dictation passage is read aloud four times while yo first listen, then
write, then check. Finally, you can read the passage and correct your work, if
necessary. Definitions of key vocabulary are included.

Many of the dictation passages are taken from great works of literature, by
authors such as Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Mark Twain, and Ernest
Hemingway.
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Babel Fish is a web-
based application
that automatically
translates web
pages. Learn more
at Wikipedia.

Babel Fish gets its
name from the cult
novel The Hitchiker's
Guide to the Galaxy
by Douglas Adams.
The Babel fish is a
small yellow fish that
you put in your ear so
you can understand
anything in any
language. The novel
was later made into
a radio series, a TV
series, and a movie.
Learn more at the
BBC.









The word Babel is a
reference to the story
of The Tower of
Babel in the Bible.
Read the story here.
    A very long article
    about the Tower of
    Babel is available at
    Wikipedia.

Interesting Things for ESL Students: Minimal Pair Practice  Highly
recommended

Minimal pairs are pairs of words that have exactly the same pronunciation
except for one sound e.g. lake & rake, ship & sheep, fourteen & forty, climb &
crime. There are nearly 100 such pairs to practise with on this site.

Listen to each word in a sentence e.g. My friend is 17 years old. My friend is
seventy years old. Then listen to a third sentence and choose the word you
hear i.e. 17 or 70

Takako's Great Adventure   Highly recommended

An online story in 10 episides.Japanese girl Takako goes to Canada - and
has a great adventure!

Read the text while you listen. Key vocabulary is highlighted and defined.

Each episode includes multiple-choice comprehension questions and
matching exercises including vocabulary matching, phrase matching, and
chronological matching.
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Interesting Things for ESL Students: Memory Games

Fun listening game like Concentration (also known as  Memory, or Match the
Pairs) where the player turns over two cards and keeps them if the words or
pictures on the cards match, or turns them back down if they don't. Here ther
are no pictures or written words - as you turn the "cards" over, you must rely
on your ears only!

Seven memory games to play
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A note about listening to or watching media files on the internet:

Windows Media Player comes with the Windows operating system and
can play most media files.
Download the latest (free) version of Windows Media Player

RealMedia files cannot be played in Windows Media Player. You can
download the free RealPlayer to play these files but RealNetworks will try
to persuade you to buy a version with more features.
Download the free RealPlayer , if you want it.

QuickTime can be played with the free Quicktime Player: you don't need to
buy the QuickTime Pro Player.
Down load the free QuickTime Player.

Our favorite Media Player is the free JetAudio Basic. JetAudio Basic can
play all of the major media file types, including MP3, Windows Media,
RealMedia and QuickTime. If you want only one player, we highly
recommend JetAudio Basic.
Download the free JetAudio Basic

You will also need the free Adobe Flash Player browser plug-in to view
some media files and the free Adobe Shockwave Player
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