RepeatAfterUs - an online library and language lab
Created by a high school student, RepeatAfterUs is an award-winning online library with the best collection of copyright-free English texts and scripted recordings. Free audio clips provide an excellent resource for students and literature lovers of all ages. Click here.
Vocabulary
Picture Vocabulary: Animals, Clothing, Everyday Actions, Farm Animals, Food, Fruit, Furniture and Household Appliances, Insects, Kitchenware, Money, Music, Numbers, Occupations, Office Supplies, Sports, Sports and Fitness Activities, Tableware, Time, Tools, Transportation, Vegetables, Basic Colors and Shapes, General Picture Vocabulary
Reading
Reading exercises (Advanced Level): Bruce Lee, Fast Food, Mark Twain, Michael Jordan
Cloze exercises (High Advanced Level): Brain, Bruce Lee, Calorie Restriction, Conspicuous Consumption, Jellyfish, Kung Fu Panda, Lance Armstrong, Libre Society, Linguistics, Mark Twain, Money Laundering, Music Video, Noam Chomsky, Photography, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Skateboarding, Surfing, Tony Hawk
Similar, confusing and wrong words
The exercises are very challenging and interesting. If you want to improve your vocabulary, follow the link.
Audio-based exercises (Pronunciation practice/ Listening)
English listening practice test 1, English listening practice test 2, English listening practice test 3, English listening practice test 4, English listening practice test 5, English listening practice test 6, English listening practice test 7, English listening practice test 8, English listening practice test 9, English listening practice test 10
English listening exercises by topics: Oxford, Family, Traffic, The interview, The shopping trip, Setting up a company, Going to the wedding, The wedding, The wedding reception, Acupuncture, Lunch in the pub, Buying a car, A day out in England, Quarantine, The animals come out, Brussels, Traveling, Cooking, Mauritius, London, My office
Quizzes About Popular Holidays
Hanukkah, Christmas 1, Christmas 2, Christmas-related vocabulary (Visual matching exercise) 1, Christmas-related vocabulary (Visual matching exercise) 2, New Year's Eve/New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Valentine's Day, Presidents Day, St. Patrick's Day, April Fools' Day, Easter, Cinco De Mayo, Mother's Day/ Father's Day/ Grandparents' Day, Memorial Day, Canada Day, Independence Day (USA), Ramadan, Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving 1
English Through Pictures
Olympics/The Olympic Games (Which sport is that?) 1, Olympics/The Olympic Games (Which sport is that?) 2, Olympics/The Olympic Games - General terms, The parts of a face, Animals 1, Animals 2, Animals 3, Around the bathroom, Around the kitchen, Around the bedroom, Vocabulary matching: Food/containers, Things you see in a city, Around the car/ parts of a car, Fruit 1, Things in and around a school
American English x British English
Spelling Differences
Vocabulary: clothing 1, clothing 2, at school, on the road, motoring, buildings/shops, food and drink 1, food and drink 2, around the house 1, around the house 2, people 1, people 2, sport and other words, A-Z British English to American English, slang, odds and sods, glossary
Differences between British and American English
Differences between British and American English
Reported Speech
Reported Commands (explanation), Affirmative Commands (exercise 1), exercise 2, Negative Commands (exercise 1), exercise 2, Commands - mixed (exercise 1), exercise 2
Reported Statements (explanation), Statements (exercise), Statements with expressions of time (exercise)
Reported Questions (explanation), Reported Questions (exercise1), exercise 2, exercise 3, Reported Questions with expressions of time (exercise)
Conjunctions
A video: What are conjunctions?
Explanation: Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions, coordinating conjunctions, subordinating conjunctions
Exercises: basic coordinating conjunction, basic subordinating conjunctions 1, basic subordinating conjunctions 2, ESL flash quiz, quiz 2, quiz 3, two exercises, conjunctions and transitions, paired conjunctions, find the right conjunctions, sentence-completing exercises (parallelism with correlative conjunctions)
Modal Verbs
Explanation: can, could, had better, have to, have got to, may, might, must, ought to, shall, should, will, would, modal forms
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