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Vera's wiki about art history for kids

You can write a paragraph and then listen to it.

Monica suggests this site

A lot of resources brought by Lena

Lena brought this site to the group. Explore it

Nick Peachey says you can download the chart

It includes games and a lot of tools. Suggested by Gladys

words with definitions and examples. It's got pictures and sounds. Monica's suggestion

A lot of links. Suggested by Monica

English and French. Any topics you want,are here.Renée Maufroid suggested it

a lovely article "Explaining Grammar with Metaphors" (the article was written by Simon Mumford) Ana Maria Cult recommended it

Hello and welcome to EnglishTensesWithCartoons.com which is part of VisualESL.com - a site about learning English visually. You will find here the main 11 verb tenses. Suggested by Andrea Giordano

Lewis and Clark has an impressive collection of links on its webpage - and not just about grammar! Suggested by Monica

Jane says:I don't think anyone has mentioned ESL Blues yet, It was created by a teacher at my college who has now retired and is chock full of grammar exercises. Students can take a diagnostic test to find out which grammar points they are weak in, or they can go straight to the specific grammar points. The double quizzes in particular are fun as they test knowledge as well as the grammar points.

the level is more for intermediate to advanced, in fact, it was not specially made for L2 learners. It still seems very useful, though. Connected with writing. Suggested by Illya

Carla and Tery using questions with like. A non grammatical approach to grammar??. Funny and interesting

More from Carla

Listening and videos about several topics of interest for adult people

Verb tenses tutorial. Texts to complete with the correct form of a verb. Contrast between simple present and continuous , as an example.

Flash exercises, from easy to a little harder. Drag and drop and multiple choice. From Edgard Libardo Blog

A lot of resources. Grammar points with teachers' ideas. You can share your experience. Suggested by Mariela Sirica

Dictations,jokes and other listening activities