Is this an interesting web?

[phorntita]

I found another web concerning teaching English on line like "Onestopenglish.com" Any idea what difference in serving readers apart from your web? I'd like to know merely briefly as a reader. Thank you.

[BobK]

As I told phorntita in a PM, I know of the site; but I'm in no position to say whether it offers learners and teachers any more than UsingEnglish - because I keep finding new parts of this site that I didn't know about before! So if I went to onestopenglish and found something useful I couldn't say 'they have <A>' because it's quite possible that we have too! So like phorntita, I look forward to following this discussion.

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[Anglika]

Not only that, but they are in fact owned and run by Macmillan so are promoting Macmillan's own products, and certain parts have to be paid for. I would say they are not the disinterested and volunteer group that this site offers.

[phorntita]

Dear BobK & Anglika,
I just knew this said site "Onestopenglish.com"a couple of days ago , but couldn't find any ways how to post and make any new threads like I usually did in your "Usingenglish.com... I'm not brilliant in using the Net and couldn't spend a week dicovering what I'm looking for. May be it's because I bought some books from this publisher at the Book Fair held in BKk and got the web name. Surely, everybody likes a live web that provides free answers to the learners' curious questions concerning Language Knowledge , and I'm no exception. I like how the Forums & Programmes are appropriately arranged . So this is just an appraisal of the web from one of your readers.

[Teaching English Games]

Onestopenglish is a great site but the "meat" is mostly inside and you pay a monthly subscription (or it might be annual) to access what they call the Staff Room.

Kind regards
Shelley

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