Total Quizzes : 1453
Total Quizz Questions: 9945
This is a brilliant site to learn english in your own pace.
My english is way better in a week.
This site supports the English language needs of students studying English or looking for a job, to improve your confidence, English language skills and help you to become more successful in finding jobs. This site is like your "virtual vocabulary gym".
YourEnglishOnline.com is a site to improve members’ Everyday English, Business English and Workplace Communication. In more detail the aims of the site are to assist students to:
YourEnglishOnline supplies English language training materials to students in all countries of the world that have internet access. The quizzes are easy to use, give instant feedback, are fun and there are new quizzes put up every week. The site aims to be focused on assisting students to learn English but also concentrate on business, workplaces and culture.
Students can log on for free. Once they have joined as a member, students need to complete the new quizzes that are put up every week.
You need to have an email address, to complete the membership form and to be keen to improve your English and find work
Yes. For those looking for a job questions can be about: How to find job vacancies, How to talk at an interview, how to increase your network, places that you could do voluntary work, words you do not understand or the Western culture related to finding work. For those already working questions can be about: problems you have at work, an employment contract, social language, ways to talk woth your boss, asking for a pay rise, words you do not understand or the Western culture related to your workplace.
This specially developed internet program teaches students English through the teaching of a number of content topics such as everyday English, culture, job search, computers and workplace concepts that students all want to know about. The beauty of the site is that language learning takes place on Everyday English, Business English, English for the Workplace, Job Search and other topics of complete relevance to students.
This high-quality site provides weekly reading articles, employment issues, new quizzes, a joke, a phrase, a quote, and more.
At this level you have just started learning English. You know a few words but not many.
At this level you have been learning English for a year or more. You are a competent user of English.
At this level you have been learning English for a few years. You are a very competent user of English.
Sit the FREE TEST to find out your level. Click on one of the areas or modules from the menu at the top of on the left.
If you study on the site for two hours per day and five days a week for 12 months, your English will improve at least 1.5 bands on the IELTS test:
If you study on the site for one hour per day and five days a week for 12 months, your English will improve at least one band on the IELTS test:
You know up to 200 English words and their meanings. Your English grammar is very weak. You understand very little of an English newspaper and find it very hard to read and understand a short academic article. You need a bilingual dictionary to find the meaning of most words.
You know up to 3,000 English words and their meanings. This is enough to read and understand 90% of an English newspaper. You English grammar is OK but not strong. You can understand up to 80% of a short academic article easily. You do not require a bilingual dictionary but can use an English -English dictionary.
You know up to 5,000 English words and their meanings. This is enough to read and understand 95% of an English newspaper. You English grammar is quite strong. You can understand up to 90 - 95% of a short article easily. Mostly you use an English - English dictionary to find the meanings of words.
You know more than 10,000 English words and their meanings. This is enough to read and understand 98 - 100% of an English newspaper. Your English grammar is very strong. You can understand up to 98 - 100% of a short academic article easily. You always use an English - English dictionary to find the meanings of words.
Study on the www.yourenglishonline.com site at Level One for two hours per day. Study 10 – 15 new vocabulary words every day. Write them in a notebook with the translation into your own language. Read simple articles in newspapers. Look up the new words in a bilingual dictionary. Buy a grammar book and work through it from the beginning. Watch and listen to children’s programmes on the television. Buy some children’s easy reading books with pictures. Talk in simple sentences to English speaking people. After a while talk in joined sentences to English speaking people. Ask English speaking people questions about their family, life and job.
Study on the www.yourenglishmentor.com site at Level Two for two hours per day. Study 20 - 30 new vocabulary words every day. Write them in a notebook with the meaning in English. Read short articles in newspapers and write a summary of them. Look up the new words in an English – English dictionary. Buy a grammar book and study the sections that you still need to learn. Watch and listen to programmes on the television that you enjoy but also listen to the news and documentaries. Buy some short novels such as children’s novels and read them. Buy one magazine a week that you like and read it. Buy some adult long novels and read them. Talk with many joined sentences to English speaking people. Ask English speaking questions about their family, life, job, hopes for the future, geography of the world and politics.
Study on the www.yourenglishmentor.com site at Level Three star for one hour per day. Study 30 new vocabulary words every day. Write them in a notebook with the meaning in English. Read long articles in newspapers and write a summary of them. Also read letters to the editor, political commentaries, opinions and other sections that you enjoy. Look up the new words in an English – English dictionary. Buy a grammar book and study the sections that you still need to learn. Watch and listen to programmes on the television that you enjoy but also listen to the news and documentaries. Buy some adult long novels and read them. Buy one magazine a week that you like and read it. Talk fluently to English speaking people. Ask English speaking questions about their family, life, job, hopes for the future, geography of the world, religion, law, politics and any and every topic.
Try to do five quizzes every day. From Monday to Friday complete 50 quizzes in total.