This blog is to discuss what it means to be multilingual and what is involved in the regular use of several languages.

The Premier Skills website has launched a World Cup English section for the duration of the World Cup, full of materials for learners

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This site is all about writing an email to yourself which you can then set to be delivered at a point in the future.

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Watch the videos and learn how to do lots of different things like...how to do magic and party tricks, how to care for kittens, how to fix a dripping tap.

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This podcast site has real conversations in English at 3 levels from elementary to upper intermediate. Each listening is from 3 to 7 minutes on a whole variety of interesting topics.

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This site is aimed mainly at learners preparing for the IELTS or TOEFL tests. How to write argument and opinion essays - step-by-step. With sample answers.

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A selection of videos taken from the BBC Video Nation archive with comprehension exercises, tapescripts, practise grammar and vocabulary skills in Language Fix.

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This site features listening texts on a variety of topics. In the free guests area there are thirty authentic passages, graded into three broad levels, from New Listeners to more advanced level listeners, each lasting from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.

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Watch PowerPoint presentations giving advice on different areas of writing, such as spelling rules, writing clauses and writing paragraphs.

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This is a really useful site with lots of Shakespeare-related materials. Students can watch video clips of Royal Shakespeare Company performances and read biographies.

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