✏️ Struggling with writing in English? Whether you’re writing emails, essays, or presentations, I’ve got you covered. In this episode of Emma’s ESL English, filmed in my grandma’s sunny garden 🌹, I’ll show you 10 free tools that will help you write better English today—even if you’re not confident in your grammar or vocabulary yet.These tools include:- Translation apps (like Google Translate and Deepl)- Grammar checkers (Grammarly, Ginger, Write & Improve)- Vocabulary helpers (dictionaries, thesauruses, and Visuwords)- AI-powered tools (Hemingway, Deepl Write)- Simple tips like journaling to improve fluency💡 You’ll learn how to:- Avoid panic when writing at work- Write more naturally in English- Use vocabulary like a native speaker📌 All the tools I mention are FREE, and I explain when and why to use each one.

1. Word or Google Docs
2. Online Dictionaries and Thesaurus (I would recommend big name companies like merriam-webster.com for American English and https://dictionary.cambridge.org/ for British English)
3. Google Translate
4. Grammarly: https://www.grammarly.com/
5. Visuwords: https://visuwords.com/
6. Write and Improve: https://writeandimprove.com/
7. Hemmingway App: https://hemingwayapp.com/ (also a desktop version)
8. Ginger: https://www.gingersoftware.com/
9. Deepl Write: https://www.deepl.com/en/write (and translate: https://www.deepl.com/en/translator)
10. A Journal

💬 Which of these tools have you tried? Do you have another favourite that helps you write in English? Tell me in the comments!#EnglishWritingTips, #ESLLearners, #LearnEnglishOnline, #EnglishGrammarHelp, #WriteBetterEnglish, #EmmaESLEnglish, #EnglishStudyTools, #FreeEnglishResources, #WritingInEnglish, #LanguageLearnerSupport