Improve your English on your own

• Pronunciation:
• https://howjsay.com/ (free online pronouncing dictionary)
• https://es.youglish.com/ (here you can see the word or expression in context, pronounced by different people)
• Words that you probably pronounce wrong:

• Read about the most common mistakes Spanish speakers make 
• Songs with mistakes
• Silent letters
• Joy of languages. This polyglot teacher has a blog where you will find lots of useful tips to learn languages from home.
• Apps para prepararse el TOEFL o IELTS
• Differences between Cambridge and Trinity exams
• Examen Cambridge para niños(A1) (from El Blog de idiomas)
• Tips to prepare Official Language Exams on your own (from El Blog de Idiomas)
• Ororo. You can watch lots of videos without the need to register. However, if you register, you will have access to lots of series and films (there are 45 minutes a day for free and different subscription plans) What I like about Ororo is that you can watch a TV series in English but you can slow down a bit the speed of reproduction, which helps your understanding of it a lot.
• Improve your listening skills with podcasts:

- The Merriam-Webster dictionary has short podcasts with the meaning and history of words. Check out this example

- Quick and dirty Tips. There is a section on grammar, but any section will do.

-In the dark. (American English) APM reports. Report on a real case teenage abduction and murder.

-Revisionist history. Malcolm Gladwell's journey through the overlooked and the misunderstood. Every episode re-examines something from the past—an event, a person, an idea,or even a song

• Improve your listening skills with videos. Languageguide.org
• Richard Vaughan live
• English Learning for Curious Minds
• Learning English Broadcast
• https://learningenglish.voanews.com/podcasts
• https://freeenglishlessonplans.com/2022/04/08/no-word-is-an-island-advanced-english-podcast/

• Tedtalks videos. Videos about a variety of topics.

What defines you:

https://www.ted.com/talks/lizzie_velasquez_how_do_you_define_yourself?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare