Published on
September 4, 2025
by
Tom Challenger, BA
Revised on
November 4, 2025
The internet is often the first port of call for language teachers and learners looking for resources like vocabulary and grammar activities and worksheets, lesson plans, and teaching and learning tips. However, the quality of online resources can be very mixed.
This list of 10 top English learning websites will help you find reliable, high-quality resources to support your teaching or learning.
The word into is a preposition that can mean “to a place within something” or “in the direction of something.” It can also indicate the result of a transformation or what something is about. When it’s part of a phrasal verb, “into” is a particle.
QuillBot’s free Grammar Checker can help you use “into” correctly in your writing.
Into in a sentence examplesThe cat jumped into the box. [Preposition]
Look into the camera, please. [Preposition]
Now chop it into pieces. [Preposition]
The results of a study into the long-term benefits of the treatment were inconclusive. [Preposition]
Rising inflation is eating into people’s hard-earned savings. [Particle of the phrasal verb “eat into,” meaning “deplete”]
Published on
August 14, 2025
by
Tom Challenger, BA
Revised on
January 22, 2026
Knowing how to revise your academic writing will help you produce clearer, more cohesive, and more persuasive texts. The revision stage of the writing process involves stepping back to evaluate the bigger picture and consider elements such as the logical flow of your arguments, the consistency of your thesis, and the clarity of your ideas.
QuillBot’s free AI writer can help you identify potential changes to implement when revising your texts.
Published on
August 14, 2025
by
Tom Challenger, BA
Revised on
December 17, 2025
Knowing how to write key takeaways enables you to capture the most important points from a talk, presentation, or meeting to share with others—helping to reinforce understanding, support decision-making, and ensure your main messages land.
TipYou can use QuillBot’s free Summarizer tool to help you extract key takeaways from a text or transcript.
Harness QuillBot’s team style guide feature to support content and document creators across your entire team with real-time suggestions for terminology, preferred wording, and punctuation consistency—based on your custom rules, so you can spend less time fixing and more time creating.
Published on
August 5, 2025
by
Tom Challenger, BA
Revised on
August 22, 2025
If you’re a creative working in a visual field, you probably already know a lot about how to make a portfolio because you had to create a physical portfolio for a college application or assessment.
But what about an online portfolio? And what does a professional digital portfolio look like if you’re not an artist or designer—a freelance copywriter, marketing specialist, journalist, or consultant, for instance?
TipQuillBot’s free AI copywriting tool can help you draft the text for your online portfolio—a short bio or the project descriptions, for example.
Published on
August 1, 2025
by
Tom Challenger, BA
Revised on
October 23, 2025
To write an effective character reference letter in support of an application for a job, internship, or program, you need to know the applicant well enough to convincingly highlight the personal qualities that make them a strong fit.
The best character references are tailored to the specific opportunity, focusing on the most relevant aspects of the applicant’s personality. A tool like QuillBot’s AI letter of recommendation generator can help you craft a persuasive, credible recommendation.
Grouping idioms into different categories is a useful way of approaching learning and teaching idioms. This article defines over 20 common English idioms with animals, including cats, dogs, and horses, with examples of how they’re used in a sentence.
TipIf you’re studying idioms to improve your English, QuillBot’s free AI chat can help you practice using the idioms in this article.
For instance, you can try writing some personalized example sentences using the idioms you want to learn and then asking the chatbot to check that you’re using them correctly.
Published on
July 21, 2025
by
Tom Challenger, BA
Revised on
September 9, 2025
A memo, or memorandum, is a concise internal message that shares information about an aspect of an organization’s official business (e.g., a procedure, policy, or decision) or makes an announcement or request. This article will show you how to write a memo in a standard format that strikes the right professional tone.
TipYou can get useful feedback and suggestions on a draft memo from an AI tool such as QuillBot’s free AI writer.
When writing a bio about yourself for a LinkedIn summary, company website, HR platform, or conference, start by listing everything you’d like to include, using your resume for reference. Next, rank those points based on their relevance to the specific audience and purpose to help you write a concise, engaging overview.
Read on for more specific details and examples. And give QuillBot’s free bio generator a spin to make writing a compelling bio quick and easy.
