VOCABULARY
Is all we know about words, the ones we know in language even special one or set of words we are trying to practice and learn. Next a list of five web pages to improve and practice your vocabulary proficiency.
FREE RICE
Age: All ages
A webpage designed to practice and increase knowledge in vocabulary by answering questions that will appear on the screen. It is suitable for beginners because most of the questions are easy with a basic vocabulary. It is easy to use and doesn’t need any kind of subscription.
Englich-Hilfen.de
Age: can vary from 8 to 16 years old
A german website dedicated to people who want to learn English. In this site, people can look for some explanations and clear examples for students with a beginner level (A1) to an Upper-intermediate level (B2). It provides you a variety of sections in which you can find some exercises and topics such as vocabulary lists, useful phrases and sentences, idioms, sample letters, and information about English-speaking countries. Also, there are other sections to use in your free time such as games, or if you want a challenge you can do some tests and quizzes.
VOCABULARY.COM
Age: All ages
Vocabulary.com is useful for practicing and increase vocabulary the page combines words from a dictionary to an interactive game that will help to master new words in a fast and effective way. This page is suitable for all learners that want to improve and increase their vocabulary. It is easy to use and it doesn’t need any kind of subscription.
CAMBRIDGE DICTIONARY
Age: 10 years old.
Cambridge Dictionary is a website very useful to practice your word spelling skill without making more mistakes. On this web, you can find the meaning, translation, intonation, and other several about the words you’ve been having problems with. So, if your having trouble without knowing a word, give this website a try.
URBAN DICTIONARY
Age: 16 years old and up.
Have you ever listened to words that you can’t find a definition because is a colloquial word or an expression you didn’t understand the cause is something related to culture or manners of speaking? Well, UrbanDictionary can help you with that. This is a website fully related to words that mean different but are heard the same. On this website, you can find a definition for expressions also. So, if you have friends or problems on Tv shows because they use “funny” words, use this website to solve all your doubts!
Dear fellows, I really liked this blog related to vocabulary websites. Although most of them have the same aim that is the practice of vocabulary, I would like to mention my favorite website. I find Vocabulary. com as the most amazing web resource to practice the English vocabulary. Something that I really like about it is the quantity of word that you can find there. I love the fact that I do not need an account for using it. Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteI like your blog. The websites you provide are suitable for improving skills. This contains important information. My favorite website for this vocabulary section is Vocabulary.com, here you can practice and increase your vocabulary for free and for all levels. I also liked the variety of words you can find and also the interactive game that allows you to find many words. I like this!
ReplyDeleteI think you made a good blog, you organized the information in an appropriate way. For the vocabulary section, my favorite website is Urban Dictionary, I think it is great to learn words that native speakers use colloquially and that perhaps in schools or universities we will not learn.
ReplyDeleteClassmates, I consider that you have done a great job selecting these vocabulary websites, I liked Englishch-Hilfen.de, because this website offers vocabulary explanation and also activities to practice. I think it is a great website.
ReplyDeleteHello. In this part, my favorite website is Freerice. I have used this website and I think it is very good for learning new words about different topics. Also, if you play and guess the answer you win rice and I think it's fun.
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