Liz Imasa's List: 25 Free On-line Resources for English Language Learners

This site caters to visual learners and uses a drag and drop test feature. Levels are separated (elementary, intermediate, and upperintermediate) for English language learners.

This site has some listening activities and utilizes the TPR method of teaching. This is great for physical activities and not just clicking away at the mouse.

Here is an interactive site for adult ESL/ELL/ESL learners. This site requires latest flash player. This site utilizes the drag and drop feature for tests, and has several activities such as crosswords, fill in the blanks, and listening.

This site is good for beginning ESL/EFL/ELL learners where games, and activities are offered. What makes this site different is because activities offered are not only in English but also in Spanish, French, Italian, and others.

Learners are not all the same. This site tries to satisfy visual and audio learners by teaching English through movies. This is a cool site where videos are rated if they helped the student or not. In addition, this can also be a good activity or an as

This is a cute site where it gives lessons in how to use pronouns, conjunctions, how to pronounce words, construct sentences. This site is great for beginning English language learners.

Here is a site where there are several stories in English. Although there is more these stories talk! This is great for beginning ESL/EFL/ELL learners.

On-line Dictionary and Thesaurus. There is also a children's dictionary in this site. This can be used as a reference for teachers and students for vocabulary and pronunciation.

Good dictionary in about 15 languages. Also has pronunciation sounds. This can be used by L2 learners to learn and use as a reference.

A free on-line citing generator. This can be used for students, teachers, and researchers for citing in : MLA, APA, and Turabian.

A great tool for ESL/EFL students because it is free access to English podcasts. This can be used to work on listening and comprehension skills.

This is a How to.. where it can be used for both teachers and students to create stories. This is a very beneficial site because it links other tools that can be used to create different ways to tell stories. Creating stories will be a great activity fo

Great tool for creating crossword puzzles because it is free. This can be used for both language teachers to create activities for students. This can also be used by students to create activities they can share with other students where they can apply w

This is a translator. Great for language students. Although some translations are not all correct.

A Non-profit organization where a multiple choice game is used to benefit people who have no food. The game is a vocabulary game where if a person answers right they collect pieces of rice to feed the starving. This can be used for English language lear

This concentrates has many quizzes, activities, and tests for the ESL/EFL/ELL language student.

This site lists word origins. This will be a good reference for L2 students that want to know history of words and how their meanings have changed.

Can use as tools for teaching (one-one conferencing w/ student) or other fun things.

Here is a free image hosting site. This is good on-line storage for photos. Save memory on computer

Is a free on-line web community where people can share files such as photos, videos, and other files. Plus second language learners and language learners can use this as a tool to apply the L2 (portfolios, journals, etc)