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A web tool review

Look at the review of an online tool and do the exercises to improve your writing skills.

Instructions

Do the preparation exercise first. Then read the text and do the other exercises.

Preparation

Reading

A review

Worksheets and downloads

A web tool review - exercises867.73 KB
A web tool review - answers162.55 KB
A web tool review - review634.33 KB
A web tool review - writing practice155.4 KB
Discussion

Which educational online tools do you like using?

Language level
C1 Advanced
Topics
writing
technology
study skills
Average: 2.3 (6 votes)
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Comments

Submitted by pomelo on Mon, 04/24/2023 - 15:32

i like to use british council because it is very suitable for newbies

Submitted by Rhylan on Sat, 04/23/2022 - 13:29

You want to improve your forein speaking skills? There are so much online tools for these. My favourite educational online program is FreeTalk. Let's to see some overview for this application. There are some reasons to FreeTalk is my favourite. Firstly, this application is free and due to this more and more people enjoy for talk every day. Secondly we can talk with people from different country who are with different culture, way to live and distinct prospect. For example you not just improve your speaking skill but you know new person. Despite the numerous advantages, there are some downsides that should be highlighted. One issue is that you don't know this person. This can be dangerous if you share personal information like where you live, your telephone number or something important information. We always should be cautious. To sum up, I think FreeTalk application is very useful but we can be cautious with this what said because as to don't know this person which we talk is good also is bad.
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Submitted by lelaksi on Tue, 05/11/2021 - 14:06

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Submitted by Msharymnn on Mon, 01/04/2021 - 21:46

I’d like to use the sit which name is learn English teens for the british council it’s good and have all sorts of informations you can learn all kind of informations and learn English too youy can discus whatever you like their articles is soo nice and very good I like learn English teens and I love the british council sites too

Submitted by JohnyC on Wed, 01/29/2020 - 19:21

I like using the site, which name is learn.javascript. The site provides its users with documentation and knowledge of such a programming language as Javascript. And now I'd like to share with you of the site's advantages and downsides. I wanna start with the strong sides of learn.javascript. The interface is quite simple, clear and easy for understanding even if it's your first time there. Also what I just love about the interface is that the site has a search input, using which you can find whatever you want related to javascript (of course the thing you're looking for have to be in the database of learn.javascript but it's so huge that it wil take years to learn or at least scroll through the whole amount of the information it contains). Despite the numerous advantages (many of which I didn't even write about because it would take a long time) learn.javascript has a few downsides. I wanted to recall at least one downside but I failed to find anything bad or something that would irritate me. So, I have to admit that learn.javascript is the best resource for learning Javascript and it has almost zero disadvantages.
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