Enjoy English!

  Have you ever dreamt of appreciating the original look of historical documents?  Lots of materials from countries and cultures all over the world are brought to you by The World Digital Library (WDL), free of charge and in multilingual format. They work closely with UNESCO’s Memory of the World program.

  “History of the Internet” is an animated documentary explaining the inventions concerning the Net.

 YouTube-style or based sites are undoubtedly growing like mushrooms these days, one of their most promising aspects being the use of music video-clips - either subtitled or accompanied by lyrics - to practice English.  

  This site tries to organize all The Beatles videos that you can find on the web. There are plenty of Beatles footages on Youtube and Google Video but it’s difficult to have them in a logical sequence. Beatlestube.net will help you to do that.    

     Learn the irregular verbs once and for all! , they claim. Filling in the gaps. Same old methodology, with a hint of distinction: they provide the Spanish meaning for every verb and some clues about their uses, including phrasal constructions and idioms. I think Irregular English deserves a regular try.

Take a look at -and a listening to- these videos. They are just samples of what you can find in Real English, ESL Videos and Lessons, a complete and original set of lessons ranging from begginer to advanced levels.