1. http://www.scribd.com/
This is a free-websites , Firstly, you have to sign in using any accounts (it requires your e-mail)
Go find a box (there will be clues) .
Then, by typing keywords such as "learning english", "grammar" or "vocabularies" , it searches the most appropriate journals (mostly PDF)..
You can either save,or print them.. : )
2. http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/
Go find a box (there will be clues) .
Then, by typing keywords such as "learning english", "grammar" or "vocabularies" , it searches the most appropriate journals (mostly PDF)..
You can either save,or print them.. : )
2. http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/
GRAMMAR GRAMMAR GRAMMAR
3. http://unilearning.uow.edu.au/main.html
This website is simple and effective to learn about academic writing (the structures,avoiding languages, introduction, writing reports, etc), taking notes, reading, critical thinking and so on....
3. http://unilearning.uow.edu.au/main.html
This website is simple and effective to learn about academic writing (the structures,avoiding languages, introduction, writing reports, etc), taking notes, reading, critical thinking and so on....
This is abosulutely my favourite website. These days they found something about dinosaurs colour and you've gotta check it out by now !
p.s. highly recommended website to gain your knowledge while learning english ...
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Sometimes i use collins for looking diffucult words, it is a good one, compared to macmillan...
and i've been reading its book- how to produce a good writing (collins writing-book, completed with vocabularies and so on)..
please leave comments if you don't mind......... : )
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