Contains Leveled Reader electronic books (eBooks) for our English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) students. ABDO includes fiction (not true), non-fiction (true), and biographies.
These stories are life skills-oriented and biographies. The stories have accompanying audio files, reading comprehension questions, and a built-in timer to practice reading for speed. Use the Marshall Reading Program phone app, available at https://clrsta.glideapp.io/.
Read stories and articles for your level of English. Stories and articles are written at 3 different levels: elementary, intermediate, and upper-intermediate.
Read short stories and poems, and short explanations about the stories and poems, in the the "Stories and poems" section of the British Council's website.
Try these next.
These websites are a little harder to use, but are a good choice if you can not find anything to read above.
The Extensive Reading Foundation (ERF) is happy to announce that many have generously allowed their materials to be shared online, free of charge, during this time of crisis. More information will be added later as more publishers come on board. (Link last checked 9/29/21.)
Here is another option for listening and reading. Scroll down to "General ESL Listening Quizzes" and "Explore More English Listening Activities." Listen to conversations, interviews, and lectures. Then take a quiz to test your listening skills.
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