1. Dave’s ESL Café
http://www.eslcafe.com
I knew this site in 2007, when I attended an ESL course in the States. This is a very useful place for both teachers and students.
My teacher suggested me using it to look for idioms, all the idioms can be search by the first letter, from A to Z, and it provides the meaning and a sentence of using. In my opinion, from this little spot of looking up idioms, it provides visitors a simple way to get what they want with accuracy and variety options.
2. Cambridge Dictionaries Online
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/
It is a dictionary website provided from Cambridge, when you want to look something up, the only thing to do is type it and select what dictionary you it might be in, and you could get the answer.
3. ICRT
http://www.icrt.com.tw/#
Of course everyone knows ICRT, it’s a radio channel on FM, it introduces you the latest music in America and England, and if you are not a fan of radio or you don’t drive, you can also listen to it online, it speaks all English most of the time, English Learners could stay on the channel to focus on what the hosts are saying or appreciating the music or just let themselves to be in an English immersion condition, days after days, the ability of English listening could truly improved!
