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English Lessons
Lesson 1: English - the International Language
Lesson 2: Urban Legends
Lesson 3: The Story of Santa Claus
Lesson 4: Popular Visions of the Future
Lesson 5: Visions of the Future: Huxley and Orwell
Lesson 6: The Greatest Love Story Of All Time 
Lesson 7: Body Language
Lesson 8: Applying for a Job
Lesson 9: British Cuisine
Lesson 10: Can Animals Think?
Lesson 11: Ecotourism: the New Face of Travel
Lesson 12: Galapagos Islands
Lesson 13: Heathrow Airport - UK gateway to the World
Lesson 14: Crime and Punishment
Lesson 15: New Year's Day - History, Traditions, and Customs
Lesson 16: Buying a Home
Lesson 17: The History of Money
Lesson 18: The British Isles
Lesson 19: Air Pollution
Lesson 20: Handwriting Analysis
Lesson 21: The Ancient Olympic Games
Lesson 22: Children and the Media
Lesson 23: The American Dream
Lesson 24: Aurora Borealis - The Northern Lights
Lesson 23: The American Dream
Lesson 25: The Golden Rules of Driving
Lesson 26: London
Lesson 27: Alcohol, Drugs and Other Addictions
Lesson 29: Writing Business Letters
Lesson 28: Summer Sports: Scuba Diving
Lesson 30: Winter Sports: Skiing and Snowboarding
Lesson 31: Oxford and Cambridge Universities
Lesson 32: Leonardo Da Vinci - the Man Who Wanted to Know Everything
Lesson 33: Alternative Energy Sources: Solar Energy
Lesson 34: The European Union
English Grammar

Part of Speech
Noun
Article
Adjective
 - Degrees of Comparison (Adjectives)
Adverb
 - Degrees of Comparison (Adverbs)
Pronouns
Verbs
Verb Tenses
Present Simple Tense (en)
Present Continuous (Progressive) Tense (en)
Past Simple Tense (en)
Past Continuous (Progressive) Tense (en)
Future Simple Tense (en)
Present Perfect Tense (en)
Past Continuous (Progressive) Tense (en)
Past Perfect Tense (en)
Future Perfect Tense (en)
Present Perfect Continuous (Progressive) Tense (en)
Past Perfect Continuous (Progressive) Tense (en)
Future Perfect Continuous (Progressive) Tense (en)
Prepositions
Conjunction
Interjection

English Verbs
Modal Verbs /en/
Stative and Dynamic Verbs /en/

Non-Finite Verbal Forms
Infinitive 1 /en/
Infinitive 2 /en/ 
Gerund. Infinitive and Gerund /en/
Present Participle /en
Past Participle /en/
Using Participles /en/

English Conditionals
Conditionals. Zero, First, and Second Conditionals /en/
Conditionals. Third and Mixed Conditionals /en/ 
Conditionals Without "If" /en/

English Grammar and Writing Tips
Using "I" and "me" Correctly
Using "Good" and "Well" Correctly
Using "Less" and "Fewer" Correctly
Using "Each" and "Every" Correctly
Using "Which", "That" and "Who" Correctly
Using "Do" and "Make" Correctly
Using "Too", "Also" and "As well" Correctly
Using "Chance" and "Opportunity" Correctly
Using "Only", "Alone", "Lone" and "Lonly" Correctly
Using "Speak" and "Talk" Correctly
Using "See", "Look at", and "Watch" Correctly
Using "See to", "Look after", and "Watch out" Correctly

Idioms
Common Errors in English
Affect or Effect
Loose or Lose
Principle or Principal
Prophecy or Prophesy
Alter or Altar
Adverse or Averse
Break or Brake
Site, Cite or Sight
Peasant or Pheasant
Prey or Pray
Assure, Ensure or Insure
Desert or Dessert
Plane or Plain
Exceed or Accede
Adapt, Adopt or Adept
Storey or Story
Cent, Scent or Sense
Weather or Whether
Economic, Economical or Economics
Conscious or Conscience
Eligible or Illegible
Ad or Add
Immigrant or Emigrant
Stare or Stair
Tyre or Tire
Historic or Historical
Peek, Peak, or Pique
Pour, Pore, or Poor
Stationery or Stationary
Descent, Dissent, or Decent
Lie or Lay
Piece or Peace
Alternative or Alternate
Official or Officious
Continuous or Continual
Addition or Edition
Compliment or Complement
Beside or Besides
Precede, Proceed or Proceeds
Role or Roll
Heart, Hearth, or Hart
Hear, Hare, Hair, or Here
Diary or Dairy
Farther or Further
Message or Massage
Pair, Pear, or Pare
Sources

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TOEFL Internet-based Test (TOEFL iBT)

TOEFL Grammar Exercises 
TOEFL Structure Test 1 (25 questions; Timer-Countdown)

IELTS Test - General Information
IELTS Test Structure
IELTS Band Scores
IELTS Preparation Tips
IELTS Resources

English for Fun
European Flags Quiz
Poetry
Rudyard Kipling
William Shakespeare
Edgar Allen Poe
Emily Dickinson
Lord Byron
Edgar A. Guest
Robert Burns
Lyrics
John Lennon
Elton John
Mika
James Blunt
Shania Twain
Jewel
Eric Clapton
Scorpions
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
Eagles
Uriah Heep
Oscar Benton
Diana Krall and Steve Buscemi
Frank Sinatra
Gene Kelly
Zager and Evans
Interesting Facts
Celebrations around the World
St. Valentine's Day
Halloween
Venice Carnival
Rio's Carnival
Kukeri Festival in Pernik, Bulgaria
Martenitsa - an Ancient Bulgarian Tradition
Legends, Myths, Folklore
The Vanishing Hitchhiker
Wear Sunscreen
The Highwaymen
Hangman: Countries & Cities (JavaScript Game)
English Language Humor: Funny English Signs From All Over the World
Regina BrettÕs 45 Life Lessons and 5 to Grow On
Quotes
Jokes
Selected Links
Links
Kids's Corner
English Alphabet A-G 
English Alphabet H-N
English Alphabet O-U 
English Alphabet V-Z 

Educational Games for Kids
Hangman - Colors (ESL/EFL for Kids, JavaScript Game)
Hangman - Fruits and Vegetables (ESL/EFL for Kids, JavaScript Game)
Memory Squares - Animals (ESL/EFL for Kids, JavaScript Game)
English Vocabulary Game - Domestic Animals (ESL/EFL for Kids, Memory Squares JavaScript Game)
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