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Heald English 
Hi! This is my first comment.hehe. I’ve found quite an interesting site about language acquisition. Here’s the address, it’s worth a look. Hope you like it.
http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~sngynan/BILX/teslec3.html
Thanks for that, Rebecca. The ‘select the correct term’ exercise is quite useful, as is the section comparing acquisition with learning. Good to see you here and posting.
Has anyone else found any useful resources? An awful lot online is, I think, often pitched at too high a level, but I don’t want to patronise you, so if you find something useful, let me know then we can share the good news.