Nowadays, with such a wide array of online communication and collaboration tools available, there’s no excuse to stop learning, working and sharing during a long holiday week, right? So, here I am, ready to go beyond the walls of the classroom with you once again.
First, there’s a site called Exam English which has free online exercises for the most important ESL/EFL exams. Nik Peachey , a British learning technology consultant I met in Córdoba, has prepared a reading passage for the TOEFL iBT .
You can try it out here.
Wiki News
Vanina has sent us a link to a funny video, so I’ve added a new wiki page to share videos related to language learning or any other relevant topics. I’ve also made some changes in the Vocabulary Page. Each vocabulary item is a link to a new page, so in order to read the definitions you have to click on each word. In this way the vocabulary “home” page will feature a glossary of the available words and other relevant vocabulary resources such as concordancers and exercises.
As you can see, you have plenty of possibilties to work throughout the week. Choose your own TOEFL iBT adventure!
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don't spend so much time on us and don't miss "belgrano's life tour" and josé cura singing this afternoon at the monument
ReplyDeleteOf course not, I'm done. Now it's up to you to do something with it or not.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice anyway!
Regards
I forgot to tell you I did that test
ReplyDeleteI got 8 right out of 11