There are some nice sites which might help .. 1- livemocha .. https://www.livemocha.com complete english courses 2- Using English http://www.usingenglish.com/ 3- bbc http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish 4-world-english http://www.world-english.org/ then you can come here to practice with your friends .. Good luck ..

Hi For improving your knowledge in English try: 1. Listen more &more to English even in your sleeping (it helps you to make a familiar atmosphere with it). 2. Write many sentences in it from short to long ones (for improving your grammar & helping to thinking in English not in your language) 3. Repeat the sentences after hearing them carefully (as same as speaker). 4. Speak more &more even you have some mistakes on it (you can correct them one by one) 5. Get a partner to conversation or chatting. 6. Practice, practice &practice (it’s the GOLD KEY for learning every thing). Try it Don't worry you can resolve your problems on it GOOD LUCK

I would go to the top of the page and click on "Find a Language Partner" or click on "Groups" and join one of the many language groups we have. Good luck and hope this helps you.

Hello , To improve your english you can read as stem mentioned ,read at your own level of comprehension ,because reading helps increase your vocabulary and enhance your pronunciation .While reading it is recommended to look up words you don't understand in dictionary , you will find the words being repeated several times during the course of a novel for example ,which helps you memorize it . Some words you would be understanding from the context ,so you wouldn't need look it up .So reading is really very beneficial . You could also try listening to english through lyrics of songs in english , watching movies in english . Speaking and practicing with native speakers or good english speakers is also essential to apply what you have learned , improve your accent , increase your vocabulary and modes of expression. Online practicing would be an alternative solution ,if you can't find natives around ,so you have an opportunity to voice chat with them ,write and learn more vocabulary . Wishing you the best :)

Ash, there are certainly grammar texts that you can study, ..but, the best way is simply to 'read'. Read a lot. Read newspapers, good mags,..books,.. both fiction and non-fiction. It is good to read a book or an article that you are really interested in; it seems less like "study", then. And the grammar will begin to imprint itself in your mind. I studied German in school. I memorized and memorized, but it was when I started to read Erich Remarque , "Im Weste, Stille", and Gunter Gras, "Die Blechtrommel", in German that I really started to "learn".