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About us.
Linguapress.com is a portal for teachers and learners of English as a foreign language (EFL) and English as a second language (ESL). Our main aim is to offer a range of free online resources for teachers and English Language Learners (ELLs). These resources include:
About us.
Linguapress.com is a portal for teachers and learners of English as a foreign language (EFL) and English as a second language (ESL). Our main aim is to offer a range of free online resources for teachers and English Language Learners (ELLs). These resources include:
- (a) a selection of articles and short stories in graded and simplified English, accompanied by vocabulary notes and ideas for the classroom;
- (b) thematic crosswords in graded English, and other word games;
- (c) clear explanations of the main points of the English language, grammar, syntax and other aspects of language; and finally
- (d) some other pages with information for teachers and students of English as a foreign language, including studying English in England, choosing an English language school, the story of English, and more.
Founded
in 1980 - Linguapress began life as an independent EFL (English
as a Foreign Language) publisher
and bookshop based in France. Linguapress
EFL newsmagazines, published from 1980 to 2001, had readers in high
schools
and further education all
over Europe, notably in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria,
Switzerland and Norway... and as far away as Japan and Mongolia. In the
pre-Internet era, before the World Wide
Web put worldwide news in any language into every school at the click
of a mouse, Linguapress newsmagazines in graded English offered
teachers and students the unusual ability to keep abreast of the
current affairs from the English-speaking countries.
Linguapress.com was set up in 1998 to republish and develop "best of" resources from the Linguapress archives, add new material, and make it available to teachers and students worldwide.
While a lot of the material initially published between 1980 and 2001 in Linguapress magazines was current-affairs based, and is now largely outdated, the magazines also published a large collection of background and cultural articles on life and issues in the English speaking countries – not to mention word games and crosswords and a number of original short stories.
This archive of articles, together with the classroom teaching material to accompany it, is the bedrock of the new Linguapress.com.
Click here for information on contributing to Linguapress.com
© Copyright notice:
All articles and teaching material published on this website remains the copyright © of Linguapress, except where otherwise stated.
Reproduction of LInguapress material for classroom use.
Feel free to copy pages from Linguapress for use in your class: but please note the following points.
Linguapress.com was set up in 1998 to republish and develop "best of" resources from the Linguapress archives, add new material, and make it available to teachers and students worldwide.
While a lot of the material initially published between 1980 and 2001 in Linguapress magazines was current-affairs based, and is now largely outdated, the magazines also published a large collection of background and cultural articles on life and issues in the English speaking countries – not to mention word games and crosswords and a number of original short stories.
This archive of articles, together with the classroom teaching material to accompany it, is the bedrock of the new Linguapress.com.
Click here for information on contributing to Linguapress.com
© Copyright notice:
All articles and teaching material published on this website remains the copyright © of Linguapress, except where otherwise stated.
Reproduction of LInguapress material for classroom use.
Feel free to copy pages from Linguapress for use in your class: but please note the following points.
- Please make a link to Linguapress.com from your personal or institutional website, to acknowledge the source.
- Within the EU, in all schools declaring the source of polycopied material within the framework of European educational copyright agreements, any copying of articles from this site for use in the classroom, must be attributed to Linguapress, France. In France, copying is declared by schools to the Centre Francais d'Exploitation du Droit de Copie, or CFEDC.
- If you have a moment, send us an email to let us know what you have used
- Use the form on our get in touch page