Tips for EFL students articles

Articles on what you need to learn to communicate in English and how to learn it. If you like anything here and want more, please support TEFLtastic.

Updated 23 October 2018

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2 Responses to Tips for EFL students articles

  1. ALTWiki.net says:

    Hi, just wondering, why does every link here go to another website?

    Is UsingEnglish.com your website? Why aren’t the articles you write posted here? Just wondering because they are really great articles. I plan to use some of the 70 ways to improve your English as class activities for my students.

  2. alexcase says:

    Umm, isn’t that what people usually do with blogs – publish elsewhere and then link to it from the blog?? UE not my website, just publish a lot of my stuff. Please feel free to use the stuff!

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