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Subject: [NIFL-ESL:8420] Learning English on the Web
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I'm looking for web sites that do a good job of helping students already in
the USA to learn American English, but a web search yielded too many hits for
me to handle. Can anyone send me information about effective internet sites?
I am interested in both free sites and those you pay for. I am especially
interested in sites that help immigrant professionals improve their English.
(Free-standing programs are of interest too.) Thanks for any info.
Solveig Fisher
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