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5 Best Websites to learn English

Posted on August 19, 2020November 18, 2021 By The Lingwist

Learning English is a good decision and people start realizing that formal education is not the only way to practice any language. Thus, a lot of learners all over the globe try to acquire English online. In the process of doing so, they come across hundreds of websites on Internet that give you lessons, but a few offer various and rich content with different interactive resources and platforms to communicate with natives.

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To learn English fast and effectively, we have listed 5 top websites with detailed information to help you learn to listen, speak, read, and write. It is highly recommended to choose only 2 or three websites that work the best for you. Learning styles and preferences are important to consider while checking these websites.

1. Duolingo

 

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This website (also app) allows you to practice English using your mother tongue or any other language you master as a medium of interaction. You can choose your specific goals and adjust the timing of your learning. It is a great learning website for beginners of the English language.

Before starting your lessons, you will be able to take a placement test to know your level. The main feature of Duolingo is that all questions are based on mixed skills ranging from reading, listening and writing with no specific order. You can also have a lot of methods of learning like matching words with pictures, voice recording, and word orders.

To engage you as a learner, Duolingo relies on games and rewards. These rewards can take the form of badges to prove the completion of a specific task or challenge.

2. English Central 

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To enhance your English online in a fun and effective way, English central is your best website to consult every day. It comprises various and interesting videos to watch. There is the chance of speaking and testing your pronunciation and receive helpful feedback to improve it.

You can also compete with a lot of English language learners all over the world who use English central communication platform. The website includes both free and premium lessons. Users can pick up one of these themes of interest to watch and practice: business, media, social, and travel.

Try this website, you won’t regret it.

3. British Council

The British Council is a home for all levels and ages (kids, teens, and adults). You can enjoy all the lessons provided since they are smoothly displayed. As a learner, all resources needed to practice English are there: jokes, games, grammar, podcasts, videos, and interactive lessons.

All sorts of topics are covered and presented. If you want to check your understanding of the lessons, you can test your level. The website provides a discussion board to chat and share with others your experience.

4. BBC Learning English

BBC Learning English is a widely used online resource to learn and practice English. The website tries to create unique, distinctive, and daily life language expressions in a way that entertains and amuses English learners all over the world.

You can find in BBC Learning English important grammar and vocabulary lessons presented in an easy way. It also focuses on teaching the latest English words and phrases. When you check the websites, you can also come across interesting pronunciation workshops with amazing listening activities in addition to some crosswords and tests.

It is quite interesting to mention that this website will be of best use to intermediate learners and advanced learners who are eager to enhance their English listening skills.

5. Cambridge English Online 

 

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The main goal of Cambridge English Online is to help learners of English to communicate fluently and accurately. There are various resources: videos, activities, and games. 

Almost 176 activities are free to use to help you learn everyday life English. The website also provides free online tests and some tips for parents on how to help their kids learn English.

If you want to test your English and get a certificate, then Cambridge English Online is the best website to consult.

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