Good websites for learning English

Today I am so in the mood of studying. And I remember that many friends on italki may also be like me. So I decide to come on here and tell you about what I am doing to sharpen my vocabulary and writing skill. Here are two of my favorite websites that are useful and interesting for anyone who want to expand their vocabulary and reading skill. You can say: two of my favorite and useful website for anyone who want to expand their vocabulary and reading comprehension.

1. www.vocabulary.com : Register an account and sign-in 30 minutes everyday with your own vocabulary electronic tutor. This tutor will ask you questions to know what kind of vocabulary you are not familiar with and decide what to teach you. It will continuously ask you until you master those words and by that way, it make sure you do not forget your newly-learn words. A plus point is the explanation is always very easy to imagine and thus, easy to remember.

2. http://www.nytimes.com: Needless to say, these newspapers have a global reputation for its diversity and mastery of information. Besides the normal columns, there is a special column named 'Opinion' that I found myself addicted to reading for hours on every weekend when I have spare time to read newspapers freely (with no worry of customer's emails and calls). You can find many editorials and debates that is both "timely and timeless" (I have just repeated what the they said in their advertising. Anyway, I can see that they are just true about themselves). I used to not to read newspapers with that kind of eagerness; however, since I've found this, I become its loyal reader in a way that I have never expected. Generally, a highly-recommended site for anyone who want to brush their logical thinking and academic writing skill. Let just give it a shot and enjoy!

Yellow The grammar seems kinda strange. I don't remember/how to fix it, though. :(

Remember:

1) If you newspapers<--the s makes it plural. So you have to say "These newspapers.." <All in plural form.

2) Here are two of my favorite websites that are useful and interesting for anyone who want to expand their vocabulary and reading skill.

You said "two" so we know it is plural => websites<--with the " s" to make it plural + " are "   = good sentence.