New Learn English website

by woodward on 1 June 2011

Hi Everyone,

We have moved to www.woodwardenglish.com

This is to let you know that we will no longer be writing articles on this grammar blog.
We have created a brand new website to help everyone learn English for free. www.woodwardenglish.com

From Monday 6th of June 2011 we will have a new article every day (from Monday to Friday).

We have also been creating a course to learn English for Free which includes Audio, Video, Downloadable exercises and content and much more (yes including a blog).

The English course will appear on our www.woodwardenglish.com website from the 3rd of October 2011.
Meanwhile, follow our new English blog on the same site, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and you will learn A LOT of English over the next months.

See you over there.

Have a GREAT day!

Rob W.

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