Do you need extra practice with the present perfect? Click on the links below to practice and revise the tense. Present Perfect Positive Present Perfect Negative Present Perfect Questions Present Perfect - for or since Present Perfect - just / yet / already Past Simple or Present Perfect
Do you need extra practice with the past continuous? Click on the links below to practice and revise the tense. Past Continuous Positive and Negative Past Continuous Questions Past Simple or/and Past Continuous
Do you need extra practice with the past simple? Click on the links below to practice and revise the tense. Past Simple Positive - Regular Verbs Past Simple Positive - Irregular Verbs Past Simple Negative Past Simple Questions Past Simple Positive and Negative
Do you need extra practice with the present continuous? Click on the links below to practice and revise the tense. Present Continuous Positive (Affirmative) Present Continuous Negative Present Continuous Questions Present Continuous Positive and Negative Present Continuous or Present Simple
Do you need extra practice with the present simple? Click on the links below to practice and revise the tense. Present Simple Positive (Affirmative) Present Simple Negative Present Simple Questions
Check you know the grammar for present continuous and going to future? Click on the start button to begin the game. Complete the sentence at the top by dragging and dropping the missing words into place or be more adventurous and try the shooting option. Then
We can use will for predictions, promises, offers and decisions. Click on the start button to begin the game. Match the sentences on the left with those on the right. Continue playing until you've matched all the sentences or click check at any time.
Do you know how to use linkers? Match the sentence halves below. Drag all the items from the right and connect them with an item on the left.
Practise your weather vocabulary and spelling. Press start and look at the clue at the bottom of the game. Spell out your answer.
First Certificate students, you should have done your second composition - an article about a hobby. Here's a student's answer with some gaps to fill in. Compare it to your answer. Which one do you prefer? Your browser does not support iframes.
We often use the past simple and past continuous together to say something happened in the middle of a longer action. Click on the start button to begin the game. Match the sentence halves on the left with those on the right. Continue playing until you've
If you're in first certificate, you've done your first composition - an informal email to a friend who is coming to visit. Here's a student's answer with some gaps to fill in. Compare it to your answer. Which is better? Your browser does not support iframes.
How well could you survive on holiday? Click on the start button to begin the game. Match a word in one of the top boxes with a word(s) in one of the bottom boxes. Continue playing until you've matched everything.
Do you know how to use as
Do you know how to use the past simple? Click on the start button to begin the game. Complete the sentence at the top by dragging and dropping the missing words into place or be more adventurous and try the shooting option. Then click on the
Match sentences and money vocabulary. Click on the start button to begin the game. Match an sentence on the left with a word on the right. Continue playing until you've matched all the sentences or click check at any time.
Do you know when to use the past simple or present perfect? Click on the start button to begin the game. Complete the sentence at the top by dragging and dropping the missing words into place or be more adventurous and try the shooting option. Then
Match illnesses and injuries with their symptoms or cause. Click on the start button to begin the game. Match an injury or illness on the left with a symptom or cause on the right. Continue playing until you've matched all the sentences or click check at
How well do you know the present continuous verb forms? Click on the start button to begin the game. Match a positive sentence in one of the top boxes with a negative one in one of the bottom boxes. Continue playing until you've matched all the
How well do you know the present continuous verb forms? Click on the start button to begin the game. Match a question in one of the top boxes with an answer in one of the bottom boxes. Continue playing until you've matched all the questions and