Learning English

Add some prepositions to a story about going on a family holiday

Learn about exclamative clauses

Learn about how to use see in spoken English

Learn about the uses of actually and actual

Learn the difference between very, really and absolutely

Listen to people talking and answer questions about their conversation

Answer some questions about how people are feeling

Try out a number of activities that will teach you words related to how food tastes

Listen to Amir talking about his trip and answer some questions

Learn about word stress in short words

Try some more activities about word stress in short words

Fill in the gaps in some questions about the arts and culture

Try some activities about word stress in three-syllable words

Learn about some different words beginning with A

Follow a simple recipe and choose the right words to fill some gaps

Test whether you can hear unstressed words in the middle of a sentence

Match two halves of a sentence together

Read these phrases about decision making and see if you can understand their meaning

Identify some pieces of office equipment

Learn some new vocabulary related to health and wellbeing

Match the words to their meanings

Choose the correct word to fill the gap

Practise some vocabulary related to money

Fill in some gaps with verbs related to money

Choose connectors to complete sentences

Read a detective story and answer some questions about it

Learn more about cleft sentences

In this activity you will define the meaning of some discourse markers

Learn more about headers and tails, which help you understand the meaning of some sentences

Practise your grammar skills with some questions about the world of work

Read a story about someone who speaks seven languages and answer some questions

Learn how to pronounce some different vowel sounds

Learn how to pronounce some different vowel sounds

This exercise will help you with similar but different sounds

Can you hear the difference between these sounds?

Learn to scan text for information

Choose the correct word to complete the conversations

Choose the right word to fill the gap

Practise some collocations with take, make and do

Choose which of these similar words is the right option

Practise some vocabulary related to computers

Choose the phrase that correctly matches the underlined word

Practise some vocabulary related to science

Choose the right word to fill the gap in sentences about eating

Choose whether some sentences are more common in spoken or written English

Fill in the gaps with the right discourse marker

In this vocabulary activity you can learn and practise common collocations with do and make

In this listening and vocabulary activity you will learn about three little words that are often confused - quit, quite and quiet.

A presenter on a radio programme is talking about a new play. Listen to the review and practise listening for gist or the general idea.

Two radio DJs are talking about a band. Practise your general understanding by listening to them talk and answering some multiple-choice questions.

This reading activity practises understanding implied meaning. Read the article about being an adult and answer the multiple-choice questions.

In this listening and pronunciation activity, listen to the different words related to health and decide which syllable stress pattern they follow.

Reporter Carly Pimm is learning about a new sport. Practise scanning a text to find information quickly in this reading activity.

This reading activity focuses on particular words used to refer back to something in the text. Read the text about retail therapy and match words with the people they refer to.

Listen to two people talking about plans to build new homes in their town. Answer the questions to practise listening for gist or the general idea.

Practise your writing by choosing the correct linking words to complete the different sentences.

Jane is selling her bicycle and has put an advert on a local website. Complete the advert with the correct phrase in this reading and writing activity.

This pronunciation and listening activity practises pronouncing the long and short 'i' sound. Listen and decide which 'i' sound you hear first.

Read the conversation between Dave and Jane, who are planning to meet. Answer the True/False questions to practise reading for detail.

This vocabulary exercise practises phrasal verbs connected with communication and technology. Choose the correct verb for the different phrases.