english internet lesson

[Gość: Martin]

I am looking for any web sites, where I can study english and polish
together. Can you advise mi. I found on line english lessons in czech ( my
native language), but I would like to learn Polish too. Thank you to ...

Martin

[Gość: Insect]

Try this: www.internetia.pl Then you`ve got to choose "Język angielski", I
hope you`ll find it

[Gość: Martin]

Dekuji za webovou adresu Martin

[Gość: mamosz]

Podalam to co znam i sprawdzilam w wątku "czy zna ktoś jakieś stronki z naukA
j.ang.? "
Gość: Pati

[Gość: Tomek]

Try www.angielski.edu.pl - many useful exercises, a dictionary, though
no 'regular' course, alas...

[teach]

Gość portalu: Tomek napisał(a):

> Try www.angielski.edu.pl -
many useful exercises ... RUBBISH

The site mentioned above is typical of the many amateur sites which pretend to
know something about English - but don't. Avoid it if you want to learn
English. Maybe it's OK if you want to improve your Polish!

[Gość: Tomek]

WHAT? I do not know whether you've seen this site or not, but if you write it
is rubbish, it testifies only of your manners and brains. If you call
it 'amateur', you must call such most books available in bookstores (as
angielski.EDU.pl publishes electronically many books). Anyway, it is run by
philologists (and AFAIK including Brits), cooperates with Cambridge University
Press, Wiedza Powszechna, EXETER, runs 'Olimpiada Jezyka Angielskiego' official
site etc. <br>
I never wrote it is flawless (show me a site, which is!), but it it certainly
best you can get online in Poland, and one of the most comprehensive I have
evern seen.

angielski.edu(sic).pl - is for no-hopers

[jamesbond007]

teach napisała:

> Gość portalu: Tomek napisał(a):
>
> > Try www.angielski.edu.pl -
> many useful exercises ... RUBBISH
>
> The site mentioned above is typical of the many amateur sites which pretend
to
> know something about English - but don't. Avoid it if you want to learn
> English. Maybe it's OK if you want to improve your Polish!

The sad fact is that people who know more than intermediate level English would
NEVER use the site being advertised.

Why do one or two individuals constantly try to plug what is a substandard site?

[Gość: Tomek]

Look, I appreciate your view, but could you amplify - what do you mean
by 'substandard'? FCE tests? A dictionary? Articles from the Guardian? Or New
Warsaw Express, World of English? Daily vocabulary lessons based on Cambridge
International Dictionary of English? Grammar advice? Weekly poems, songs,
lessons on movies dialogue lines? Weekly crosswords? All this and more is on
angielski.edu.pl. If you call it substandard, show me another Polish site that
is better. From my point of view even CPE learners may find some information
from angielski.edu.pl useful (e.g. vocabulary list based on CAE/CPE exams),
though the target audience is probably at FCE level. This is not 'pre-
intermediate'. However, I understand that native speakers may find this site
useless - but the site is not for them...

[Gość: Ewa]

alright, give at least one reason why you think it's rubbish. I don't know (do
you?) any other site, that provides people with such an amount of excercises,
articles and other useful stuff. You can see that the staff tries hard to
create a top level site, and by the way, you should remember that everything is
for free! if you want to be 100% sure of the level of your education, go to
England...