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There are lots of Apps for your smart phone and computer that you can use to practice learning a language. Using your phone or computer to practice writing is a safe way to build your vocabulary and grammar.
Rosetta Stone is one of the oldest computer based language learning programs. Many people think that it's still one of the best. You can click on the button above to read about Rosetta Stone in English and Spanish. Don't let the price scare you, you can rent it for free from the San Francisco Public Library.
Duolingo can be used on-line on your computer or you can download the app for your smartphone. Duolingo turns learning English into a game, that you can play any time, for any amount of time. You can play on your breaks from work or school, or on the bus. You can read more in up to 23 languages by clicking on the button above.
Like Duolingo, Babbel has short, 10-15 minute lessons that you can do anytime and on any device. You can read about it in seven languages by clicking above. Babbel uses different methods so that you can learn the way that works best for you. However, this quality program isn't free. But you can try it for free and see if you think that it will work for you.
TIP: The San Francisco Public Library offers many resources for learning English, both on-line and in-person. You can call a librarian or stop in any time to ask for help understanding how to use them. Or, click here to see for yourself some of the tools available.