CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH CORPUS ...

This unique and exclusive tool gives us a clear image of how English is currently used in the world: how it’s written in different contexts, how it evolves and what errors are made. http://www.commonmistakes.es/en

LYRICS TRAINING

Try the following web to learn and practise English through the music. http://es.lyricstraining.com/

WELCOME TO THE EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES!

EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES 2013!: September 26th More info : http://edl.ecml.at/

CONVERSATION EXCHANGE

Through this "Conversation Exchange Community" you can have fun and make new friends from different cultures. You can have three types of language Exchange: face to face conversation, correspondence (pen-pal)or text and voice chat. Visit: http://www.conversationexchange.com/

CAMBRIDGE APPS FOR LEARNERS OF ENGLISH

English in Moments Now you can choose when and how to learn: anytime, anywhere, 30 seconds or 30 minutes, at home or on the go. Teach yourself the basics, or give yourself a challenge. Explore our apps to find out more. http://www.cambridgeapps.org/

TEST YOUR ENGLISH level

This is a quick, free online test. It will tell you which is your level of English and which Cambridge English exam may be best for you. Enter: http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/test-your-english/ Click 'Begin Test' and answer each of the questions. •There are 25 multiple-choice questions. •There is no time limit. •You will be able to see answers at the end of the test.

THE WHITE HOUSE: home to a Nation ...

The White House is the oficial residence of the President of the United States of America. It was built in the 1970s. Over the years the building has had several names. It was the 'President's House', the 'Executive Mansion', and the 'President's Palace'. Michelle Obama prefers to call it the 'People's House'. She says 'It is a historic building, but it is also a place where everyone is welcome'. Each year about 10 million people visit the White House. Free public tours of the White House are available for citizens of the United States. To reserve tickets, they must all contact their member of the Congress. In the past international visitors could also arrange for tickets for tours of the White House by contacting their country's embassy in Washington D.C. Unfortunately this service is not available at the moment, but we hope that the situation Will change in future. For more information, visit the following address: www.whitehouse.gov/about/tours-and-events. (Speak Up magazine).