Vocabulary for the house and home
Practise using vocabulary about the house and home
Learning English
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Vocabulary for work and jobs
Practise using vocabulary connected to work and jobs
Bed or bad?
Learn how to pronounce some different vowel sounds
Hey!
Learn about different exclamations
What do they look like?
Listen to descriptions of people and choose the right picture
Sit or seat?
Listen out for the different vowel sounds
Linking ideas and sentences
Practise linking ideas and sentences with this vocabulary exercise
Health vocabulary
Improve your vocabulary related to health
Maria's profile
Help Maria complete her profile by filling the gaps
Public transport in city centres
Practise linking ideas in an essay about public transport
It or eat
Learn more about pronouncing e and i sounds
Which food do you need?
Learn about nouns connected with food in this vocabulary activity.
Which part of the body?
This vocabulary activity practises nouns connected with the body. Choose the correct answer from the list of options.
What you did last Saturday
This writing activity practises using linking words. Choose the correct linking word to complete the sentence about what a person did last Saturday.
Filling in a form
Practise completing a form with the correct information in this writing and vocabulary activity.
An email to a friend
This writing, grammar and vocabulary exercise practises the informal language used in emails. Choose the correct informal way to finish the sentences in the email.
Natural world facts
Decide if the fact about the natural world is correct or incorrect with this vocabulary exercise.
A holiday cottage for rent
Practise language for making requests and asking for information in this writing and grammar activity. Read an advert about a holiday cottage and complete the sentences.
Giving advice to a friend
Jack has emailed his friend Adam for some advice. Read the email and complete the phrases to practise language you can use when you're giving advice.
How to write plurals
Practise plural endings. Choose the correct ending for different groups of people in this vocabulary and grammar exercise.