Audio and Video Resources
- BBC World Service: Learning EnglishThe British Broadcasting Corporation has produced this site to help English language students. Users will find quizzes, grammar, vocabulary, and sections for News English and Business English. Users should expect to hear British pronunciation and see word usage and spelling common to Britain and the United King
- Grammar Foundations - LinkedIn LearningLinkedIn Learning is an online platform for video tutorials to enhance professional skills. Users will be prompted for their Suffolk University email username and password.
- Listening Practice (Thompson Library, U-Michigan-Flint))This selection of audio programs has been compiled by the Librarians at the Frances Willson Thompson Library, of the University of Michigan-Flint.
Text Based Websites
- Activities for ESL StudentsA project of the Internet TESL Journal, (a monthly journal for Teachers of English as a Second Language). Students will find quizzes for grammar and vocabulary grouped by difficulty, and bilingual quizzes offered in 35 languages.
- BBC World Service: Learning EnglishThe British Broadcasting Corporation has produced this site to help English language students. Users will find quizzes, grammar, vocabulary, and sections for News English and Business English. Users should expect to hear British pronunciation and see word usage and spelling common to Britain and the United King
- ESL BLUES: Pre-intermediate to high-intermediate level EnglishThe ESL Blues site covers a wide range of specific points of grammar and includes a section on "Common Errors Explained." The site also provides diagnostic quizzes to pinpoint errors and take students to the appropriate pages.
- OWL: Online Writing LabPurdue University's Online Writing Lab includes grammar "handouts" (spelling, verb tenses, sentence fragments), practice exercises, and help with citation styles, and tips on Writing for a North American Business Audience.
- TOEFL"The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) measures the ability of nonnative speakers of English to use and understand North American English as it is spoken, written and heard in college and university settings. Most people who take the TOEFL test are planning to study at colleges and universities where instruction is in English." Users will find test dates and locations, and a limited number of free sample questions.
