Here are three more additions to The Best Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced English Language Learner Sites:
The most important additions is a site just discovered by Richard Byrne — Pronunciator. It has simple lessons for 60 different languages, and its most important feature is that it allows you to repeat and record what is being taught, and then “grades” your pronunciation. English Central pioneered this kind of capability over two years ago, and the is the first time I’ve seen another web tool try it, too.
Web-ESL has lots of great resources. It links to other sites, but has many of its own exercises, and they are excellent. Their literacy exercises stand-out in particular. Their exercises on sight words are perfect — too bad they only teach ten of them!
Dolch Word Practice is a very good site for sight words. The recording quality could be better, but it seems to be the best place out there that’s free and covers most of the words.
My name is Lauren McKenzie and I am a EDM310 student. These sights were all intriguing. I didn’t realize there were sites out there that offered such services for free. I wanted to learn Spanish in depth during the summer, but the only sites I found were free for a limited time. Thank you for sharing these sight.