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How to improve your English with the easy English news articles on Learn With Text:

Reading:

Read two news stories every day. All short news stories are written for quick readability and learning.
Read the news stories from the day before and check if you remember all new words.
If the main story is hard to understand, consider reading the simplified version instead.

Listening:

Listen to today's short news while simultaneously reading the text.
Listen to the news from today without reading the text.
Go through the vocabulary words to identify which ones you heard.

Writing:

Answer the questions under each story.
Try, if possible, to use the vocabulary words in your answers.

Speaking:

Try to summarize the story out loud.
Attempt to paraphrase the sentences you found difficult.

Using Our Tools:

Use the Random Conversation Generator to practice everyday conversation in English.
Play the Story Dice game to generate ideas and create your own stories. This also helps to improve your creativity!
Utilize the Speaking Trainer to practice talking about surprise topics and overall fluency.