5 OF THE BEST WEBSITES FOR ENGLISH ARTICLES // IMPROVE YOUR READING AND EXPAND YOUR VOCABULARY

In this video, I recommend 5 websites in which you can find some great English language articles in order to improve your reading comprehension and expand your English vocabulary.

The websites I recommend in this video will be extremely useful and will save you time so you don't have to search the internet to find sources of reading material.

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[lawNact]

5 websites for reading articles;
1. The Gordian
2. BBC (work section)
3. The New Yorker
4. The Medium
5. The longread

[giacomo]

i personally recommend the following daily homework: 1 article of the Guardian + 1 Hour of LBC radio station and 1 chapter of a book with audible (Reading&listening at the same time).

[patrickaldair]

Hi Ben, I still remember when I saw some of your videos days before my B2/FCE exam (2021), now I've just been given positive results of my C1/EXAM. Your videos and your teaching methods have been of paramount importance in order to succeed in both exams. Thank you, I'm eternally grateful.

[LearnAcademicEnglish]

These are all great suggestions! Another one I like to recommend to my students is Roads & Kingdoms, especially the culture-focused articles. Sometimes my students like to read about their native countries in English.

[chij]

I like aeon, New Scientist, The Economist as well. The last one especially for audio edition which I believe is handy for English learners to pronounce words correctly

[JanetSuzanne]

I’m an English teacher like you, Ben, and these were really helpful! I’ve never heard of Medium or Longreads so I’ll check those ones out too!

[summer]

Ben you are very charismatic!
Love your videos🌞

[LorenaLunaprof]

Great tips! I am a Brazilian English teacher and an English learner as well, and I love your videos!

[feomdpk]

Ben, thank you for the recommendations. They are extremely useful

[raefsobhazab]

I do highly recommend BBC Radio 4 in Four, BBC Future, Big Think, MindShift. Big Think is outstanding.

[agnieszkastachowiak]

I recommend Sensation English. It's topics are divided into the level at which student is. I also recommend CNN, National Geographic

[robiyaboltayeva]

Thanks a bunch teacher. I could not find articles . After i watched your video i get lot of informations. 😊❤

[Crisguig]

Thank you for making our " learning lives" a bit easier! Now, let's be pro active and delve into these webs.

[oreodreams]

Thank you so much! A lot of useful resources. My personal favourite is the Naked Scientists. I always spot new words and expressions there that are used in the exam texts and it's much easier to learn (or learning???) them in context. Can you, please, make a video on the difference between the verbs followed by to/ing? I know that some just need to be memorized, but some can use both with a difference in meaning, for example, try to do, try doing, like to do, like doing etc., so you need to understand the context of the whole situation. Thank you 💕

[i.v]

Ben, thank you for your videos ! They are very usefull for studying English !It s only 2 years of channel as i understood, so sure you will be more popular in the future !

[edilsonluizpereira]

Thanks for the recommendations! I am taking a preparatoty course and I'm sure these recommendations will help me a lot.

[rafaelrodrigues]

Hey you Ben... It's my firt time here and I can already say I loved this video. Next year I'm trying the B2/FCE. I hope your chanel can help me to develop more and more my skills for the exam.

[angelicasouza]

Great job Ben, thank you! I like The Conversation as well I think it’s very interesting.

[zsofiasemjen]

Hello Ben, Thx a lot for your recommendations. They may be predictable but with your explanation they are even more worth reading. Longread is new for me. Thx.

[EcosdelTerror]

Thank you I am a learning English and I think this is very useful to improve my vocabulary.