Here’s a selection of some sites that I think you should use in order to suit your own particular needs in

terms of English skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking & Writing. Or, some of you just need more Grammar,
or Vocabulary. Although there are not so many students in our group, I feel/ am partially convinced that
each of you has very distinctive ‘gaps’ to fill. The secret lies in the time you can dedicate to the learning
process. We are all big enough to know that there are no miracles happening overnight! So, these may be
some sure ways that could take you close to a miracle!

http://englishteststore.net/ - useful with Grammar & Vocabulary & all 4 skills; very resourceful; check all the
buttons, please!

http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/grammar-exercises.html

This is a very useful site that deals exclusively with Grammar. What’s very useful about it is that it has the theory
part (which can sometimes be a video lesson with practice exercises) and it covers almost anything concerning it,
with a lot of interesting Exercises. Anyway, do not miss it if your answer in the Survey question was that you
needed ‘more grammar practice’! It will not hurt anybody else for that matter! You yourselves know where / what
your weaknesses are. It would be a pity not to exploit it, if you haven’t already done it!

http://www.learn-english-today.com/index.html
Just like the ones above, this is also a very resourceful site. You have to choose a category on the left and then
exploit it!

http://www.englishgrammar.org

This does not deal exclusively with grammar, but I found the other categories useful for you. As with any other
site, the ‘selection’ process may prove to be a terrible burden! But as I have said before, you yourselves know best
where your weaknesses lie!

http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/exercises.php

Use this as you think fit! (Really, it works just like any other site!)

http://www.esl-lab.com/ It is extremely useful for Listening. It is also very user-friendly! DO NOT MISS IT!

Do not forget, choose the level that you think is best for you – not too easy, but not too difficult either - so
that you could indeed learn something from it and not get frustrated over the content!

Good luck and have patience learning!