This site allows students to work on grammar and vocaulary. Quizzes and crossword puzzles are provided for varying language proficiency levels. Resources for classroom ESL teachers are also included.

BBC news with interviews (using Real Audio), commentary, science and technology, society and culture, study skills, and speaking English. 

Websites teaching and illustrating articulatory phonetics in English, Spanish, French, and German.

An online dictionary containing some six hundred entries describing the vocabulary of the California Central Coast. Pronunciation information, photos, and videos are also included in the dictionary. 

CNN news with grammar and vocabulary exercises.

http://www.linguistics.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/ccsd/

English language dictionaries for second language learners. Based on the University of Birmingham spoken and written corpus.

Learning English is enjoyable with this site because it provides fables including "The Thirsty Pigeon," "The Kingdom of the Lion," and "The Tortoise and the Hare." Related exercises include "completion," "true or false," "matching," and "discussion."

This website is filled with material for English language teachers and students: global English, chat central, discussion forums, FAQs, help center, hint-of-the-day, idea cookbook, idioms, job center, phrasal verbs, photo gallery, quizzes, quotes, search the web, slang, and today in history. 

Grammar, pronunciation, games, literature, and a reference guide are included in this website.

The English Page provides weekly lessons, grammar book, reading room, listening lounge, games, and forums for students and teachers. Bilingual and monolingual English learners' dictionaries as well as dictionaries for irregular verbs, phrasal verbs, and a thesaurus are also included. 

English Space has quizzes, games, puzzles and exercises to practice reading, writing and listening to English. 

Student pages include over 75 interactive quizzes, 15 discussion forms, interactive lessons, a chat room, and various other links.Teacher pages provide lessons plans and material that can be reproduced for the classroom.

This site contains links to numerous websites used in language teaching and learning. Other than covering the four skill areas, this sites includes a wealth of encyclopedic information on topics such as architecture, currency, flags, food, holidays, scripts, music, religion, terrorism, and weather. A variety of languages other than English are also included in this website.

A guide to ESL lesson plans and activities. 

Links to ESL journals, games, quizzes, forums, information about studying abroad, and teaching aids.

Discussion of Computer Assisted Language Learning and software reviews of languages ranging from Chinese to Hebrew to Spanish.

A fun and interactive site for students and teachers with activities, lesson plans, and more.

This site contains a wealth of information for ESL students. The writing process is discussed in detail, and students can click on a number of links to study the paragraph and the essay. This site provides a small lesson on just about every type of grammar problem imaginable.

Over 5,000 links to websites for English language teachers and students. 

Links to professional development journals and newsletters (both electronic and paperbound) for language teachers and linguists.

Numerous links to ESL/EFL resources for students and teachers, ESL/EFL Programs, and computer assisted language learning. 

This site is designed for both teachers and students of English. Study exercises are an important part of this site, ranging in difficulty from upper intermediate to advanced. Exercises deal with word choice in speech versus writing, the use of synonyms.

Links to methods in English language teaching, dialects of English around the world, online courses, TOFEL preparation, careers in ESL and EFL, false lexical friends, and much more.

Another English language dictionary for second language learners.

This site provides information on verbs, sentences, fixing common mistakes as well as includes print-outs of tests and lessons and exercises available by email. Guidance is given in areas such as transitive versus intransitive verbs, punctuating sentences, use of apostrophes, and which or that.

Purdue's Online Writing lab has an entire section devoted to ESL students. Handouts can be accessed on topics such as article usage, verb tenses, preposition usage, parts of speech, sentence construction, punctuation, spelling, and much more. Students can utilize the actual writing lab by submitting inquiries through the site.

TESL-EJ is a freely distributed, academic, refereed journal.This online publication, created in 1994, provides useful articles and reviews for teachers around the world.Recent articles have dealt with "Etymology and Vocabulary Development for the L2 College Student, "Teaching about Sexism with English Composition in a Nigerian Classroom," and Reflective Teaching in EFL:Integrating Theory and Practice.

Step into the Tower of English elevator and stop on floors such as the library, study hall, game room, music room, or comedy club.

This site is a project of The Internet TESL Journal offering over 500 quizzes for the ESL student. Quizzes deal with an array of topics such a holidays, reading, trivia, culture, sports, writing, grammar, homonyms, idioms, phrasal verbs, slang, scrambled words, and vocabulary. Answers are given to the students immediately so that they can track their progress.

Soon is an "ezine" that is spefically put together for ESL speakers.  The articles are fresh, interesting, and engaging for the students. They help to incorporate students from all over the world by handling topics that are culturally diverse.