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Sometimes readers write asking for basic English instruction that lies outside the scope of this site. This post is for them and for our readers who teach ESL.
Many good ESL sites exist online. The English Club seems to be one of the best.
The English Club is a site based in Cambridge, England. It was created in 1997 by British-born Josef Essberger. Access to all parts of the site is free. Content is targeted to ESL teachers as well as to students.
The site offers a huge amount of content that includes:
lessons
games
videos
lesson plans
forums
lists of idioms, sayings, slang, etc.
The English Club has four companion sites:
- Easy English offers quizzes of varying degrees of difficulty
- TEFL.net offers help exclusively for teachers
- eslAdmin.com information for school administrators
- eslDepot.com ESL resources available for purchase
Some other ESL sites of interest
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I have been teaching ESL for 10 years as a “second” career. There are many ESL Web sites out there. One of the best (and most fun) is Dave’s ESL Cafe. http://www.eslcafe.com/
By the way, everyone (not just ESL students) can learn a little refresher grammar from these ESL sites.