For students

• Cambridge English Write & Improve

  This service allows you to get instant feedback for your writing, useful for those who are preparing for the IELTS test or the Cambridge exams.

• Chasing Time English

  This is what I would do if I had a bigger budget and camera, as well as good actors! Their course is structured around a movie that they shot themselves, which gives students a more natural way of studying English.

• Kahoot

  Kahoot is a modern and more competitive way of doing tests which you can use to practice just about anything.

• lyricstraining

  An exciting website which can help you memorize the lyrics of your favorite songs and give you extra practice for those words that keep popping out of your head!

• YouGlish

  This service can help you find real examples of how to pronounce some difficult words.

• Knoword

  A fun way to improve your vocabulary and learn about a word’s alternative meanings

For teachers

• Cloze test

  Why manually hide some words when creating clozes if there’s a website which can do the work for you? 🙂

• Quillionz

  This website can help the busy teacher by using AI to come up with questions from any text that you supply to it. A real lifesaver when you’re out of ideas or time!

• Film English

  This website was a huge source of inspiration for me when I started incorporating videos into my lessons.

• Rewordify.com

  This is a great tool when you want to adapt a text for lower-level students. It will simplify your texts, show you how to explain a word's meaning and make activities that you can use in your classroom!

• The Core Inventory for General English

  The core inventory will help you know what’s important for your students at each level.

• Word shuffler

  A useful tool for making sentence ordering activities.