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Learning English on the Internet – English version

A letter with mistakes in it
a few, a little – Exercise 1 2
a few, a little in sentences – Exercise
a little, a few – English Grammar
a lot of/lots of – English Grammar
a/an or some – Exercise
Abbreviations in English, Abbreviations – Commercial English
Actions – Tenses – Exercise
Active or passive – Matching exercise 1 2
Active sentence – Passive sentence (two objects)
Adjective – comparison – English Grammar Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 Easy Exercise
Adjectives (randomly selected) – comparison – Test 1 2 3
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 1 2
Adjective or adverb on -ly – Exercise 1 2

Adverbs – comparison – English Grammar Exercise
Adverbs – form and position – English Grammar Exercise
Adverbs – position in a sentence – Exercise
Adverbs and adjectives have the same form – English Grammar
Adverbs of frequency – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Adverbs of frequency in English sentences – Exercise 1 2
Adverbs with two forms – English Grammar
Adverbs, where the basis is not the adjective – English Grammar
am, are, is, was, were, will be – Exercise
American – British English
American English – Exercise 1 2
American Presidents
Analysing texts
Animals in the field – Spelling Exercise, Animals in the forest – Spelling Exercise
Animals on the farm – wild animals Wild Animals – Spelling Exercise
Animals – Pictures – Exercise 1 2
Answers and questions – Exercise
Article – a/an – Exercise 1 2 3 Test Article – the – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Articles – a/an, the – Exercise 1 2
as ... as ... – phrases Exercise 1 2 3
Asking the way – Vocabulary, Useful phrases
at, in, on – Expressions of time – Exercise
Australian English – British English
Australian territories, Flag of Australia, Australia, New Zealand – Quiz
Backshift of tenses in Reported speech – Exercise
be – Exercise 1 2 3
because, as, since, for – Confusing words
Bicycle – Exercise (picture)
big, great, high, large, tall – Explanation Exercise
Bodie State Historic Park
borrow or lend – confusing words – Explanation Exercise
bring, take – Explanation Exercise
British – American English – Vocabulary list, Spelling rules
British – American English – Test
British – American English – Exercise 1 2 3
British English – Exercise 1 2
British kings and queens
Buildings – Find the pairs
by-agent
Car – Fill-in Exercise, Parts of the car – Find the pairs
can and must – Examples
can – to be able to/to be allowed to Exercise
can or can't – Exercise 1 2 3
Canada – Provinces and territories, Flag of Canada
Capitalization of nouns – Exercise
Capitals of the Provinces and Territories in Canada – Exercise
Capitals of the States in Australia and Regions in New Zealand – Exercise
card, map, menu or ticket – Exercise
Cardinal and ordinal numbers in English – Exercise
Chess – Find the pairs
Christmas in Britain, Fill-in Exercise, Scrambled letters, Vocabulary List
Classroom – Hangman
Classroom English
Clothes – Scrambled letters
Colours – Exercises with pictures Vocabulary list
Commas in English
Commercial English – list of content
Commercial English – Vocabulary
Common Errors: at, by, become, give, eat, the Internet
Comparative adjectives in a sentence – Exercise 1 2
Comparison of adjectives – English Grammar
Comparison of adjectives in sentences – Exercise 1 2 3
Comparison of adjectives with as ... as
Comparison of tenses – Complex Test – Simple Present – Present Progressive 1 2
Complex sentences
Compound prepositions in English – Exercise
Compounds – Exercise 1 2
Conditional sentences (if clauses, main clauses) – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Conditional sentences – Exercise MIX Complex Test
Conditional sentences I, Exercise – statements, simple sentences special forms negations
Conditional sentences I, Exercise 1 2
Conditional sentences type I to III – Exercise 1 2
Conditional sentences II, Exercise – statements, simple sentences special forms negations
Conditional sentences II, Exercise 1 2
Conditional sentences type III – Exercise
Conditional sentences – Mixed conditionals, Special types, will/would in if-clauses, Replacing if
Conditional sentences – if clause I, if clause II, if clause III
Conjunctions and fillers in English sentences
Contact
Contact clauses – English Grammar
Contracted forms 'm, 're, 's in English sentences – Exercise
Conversion of time phrases in Reported speech – Exercise
Countable – uncountable nouns – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Country or Inhabitant – Exercise 1 2
Countries in the world – Asia – flags, capitals, languages, people
Countries in the world – Australia and Pacific Islands– flags, capitals, languages, people
Countries in the world – Europe – flags, capitals, languages, people
Countries in the world – North- and Central America – flags, capitals, languages, people
Countries in the world – South America – flags, capitals, languages, people
Country or land Exercise
Creative Writing
Crazy Horse Memorial
Crossword – Numbers 1-12, Numbers 10-20, Numbers 10-90, Numbers MIX, Periodic table 1 2
Crossword – Guess the verbs 1 2 3, Hotel, Jobs 1 2, Months, Restaurant
Crossword – Signs of the zodiac, UK – Festivals, Week
Customs and traditions Exercise England Great Britain Scotland Wales
Date – British and American English
Date – How to say it – Exercise 1 2
Date – How to write it – Exercise 1 2
Days of the week – Exercise
Days of the week – Fill-in Exercise
Death penalty in the USA
Declaration of Independence USA (4th July, 1776)
Definite article the
Describing a picture
Different terms for the English tenses
Dictionaries online
disability, handicap, impairment – Confusing words
do – Exercise 1 2 3
do, go, play – Confusing words, Exercise
do, have, make, take – Exercise
Domestic animals – Spelling Exercise
don't or doesn't – Simple Present Exercise 1 2
Download worksheets
Drinks – Hangman
Driving in the USA – driver's license, speed limit
each, every – Explanation Exercise
Easter in Britain
EFL/ESL Sites
Elections in the USA – Vocabulary, Questions and answers
electric, electrical, electronic, electronically – Confusing words
Easy sentences in the Simple Present – Exercise 3
Ending -ed – Simple Past Exercise 1 2
Ending -ing in English – Exercise 1 2 3
Ending -s
Endings in English – Explanation
English a world language
English Board, English Forum
English Books
English counties – Vocabulary list
English Grammar
English Teachers
English tenses (table)
English tenses – The verb be – Long and short/contracted forms
English tenses in negative sentences – Exercise 1 2
English tenses in questions – Exercise 1 2
English tenses in sentences – Exercise 1 2
Environment – Hangman, Paraphrasing, Vocabulary list
Error text – Present-Past – Exercise
Examinations – words and grammar – Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 6
Exercise with pictures – Things in the classroom, Face
Exercise with pictures – Road signs in Britain Signs in Britain
Facts and figures of the UK – Test
Facts and figures of the USA – Test
False friends
Family – Exercises – Scrambled letters
Family tree – English – Exercise 1 2
FAQ
Feelings – Vocabulary
few, little in sentences – Exercise
Find suitable answers to the given question words – Exercise
Find the correct English tense from the given verb – Exercise
Find the correct tense – questions statements Exercise 1 2
Find the numbers – Exercise
Find the pairs – Ball games, Car, Christmas, Computer, Garden, Fruit 1 2, Jobs 1 2, Kitchen, Months
Find the pairs – Musical instruments, Sports 1 2, Tools, Office, Sea, Vegetables 1 2, Vegetables and fruit, Weather, Zoo 1 2 3
Finding and correcting mistakes in questions – Exercise 1 2
Flags in Africa – Multiple choice exercise – easy medium1 2 difficult 1 difficult 2
Flags in Asia – Multiple choice exercise – easy medium1 2 difficult
Flags in Australia, Pacific islands – Multiple choice exercise – difficult
Flags in Europe – Multiple choice exercise – easy medium1 2 difficult
Flags in North and Central America – Multiple choice – medium difficult
Flags in South America – Multiple choice exercise – difficult
Flags in the UK
food, eat – Common errors
Food and drinks – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Football or soccer The field (pitch) The team Exercise Vocabulary
Foreign plurals
Form Passive sentences in the Simple Present/Simple Past – Exercise
Forming questions – list of content – English Grammar
Forming questions (answers given) – Exercise 1 2 3
Forms of irregular verbs – Exercise 1 2 3
Fruit – Hangman, Fill-in Exercise (picture)
Future Tenses – Exercise 1, 2, Comparison
Future Perfect – English Grammar, Fill in exercise 1 2
Future Perfect Progressive (Continuous) – English Grammar Exercise
Future Progressive (Continuous) – English Grammar Exercise 1 2
Future Tenses in English – Rules – Exercise
Games
Geography Great Britain – Exercise 1 2
Geography USA – Exercise 1 2 3
Gender of nouns
German loanwords in English
Gerund – English Grammar
Gerund after prepositions – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Gerund and infinitive – Exercise 1 2
Gerund and infinitive after verbs – Exercise
Gerund as subject or object – Exercise
Gerund or Progressive – Exercise, Explanation
going to-future – negation – Exercise
going to-future – Mix – Exercise 1 2 3
going to-future – statements – Exercise
going to-future – use, formation, examples - English Grammar
good or well – Explanation Exercise
Guestbook
Halloween – Text, Hangman, Quiz, Vocabulary
Hangman Animals, Canada (Provinces and territories), Classroom, Clothes, Colours,
Hangman – Days of the week, Drinks, English counties/shires, English kings and queens,
Hangman – Environment, European capitals, European countries, Farm, Feelings, Food,
Hangman – Fruit, Geometry, Holidays, Instruments, Months, Music, Numbers 1-20,
Hangman – parts of the body 1, 2, Pets, Politics, Presidents of the USA, Rooms,
Hangman – School subjects, Sports 1, 2, Sports, State capitals of the USA,
Hangman – States of the USA, Television, Tools, Vegetables
Hangman – Countries and capitals
have or have got – Explanation Exercise 1 2 3 4
have to, has to, had to – Explanation Exercise 1 2
Headwords – Exercise 1 2 3
hear or listen – Explanation, Exercise
History United Kingdom – Exercise 1 2
Holidays – Exercise
Hotel – Confirming a reservation
Hotel – How to book a room
Hotel – Refusing a reservation
How to describe charts in English
Idioms in English letters and e-mails
If clauses, main clauses – Matching Exercise
if I were you or if I was you – Explanation
Imperative – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Inaugural addresses – Presidents of the USA
Indefinite article a/an
Infinitive +-s and infinitive +-ing – Exercise
Infinitive or Gerund – English Grammar
Infinitive of verbs – Exercise
Infinitive with to – English Grammar
Infinitive without to – English Grammar
Irregular verbs – Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 6
Irregular verbs – Crossword – MIX 1 MIX 2 Simple Past 1 Simple Past 2 Past Participle
Irregular verbs – English Grammar
Irregular verbs – mixed exercises (table) 1 2 3 4
Irregular verbs (Table – Fill-in Exercise)
Irregular verbs (most common) – English Grammar
Irregular verbs listed after forms
Irregular verbs – Exercise 1 2 3 4 5
life, live, lives – Explanation, Exercise
it's or its – Explanation Exercise
jail or prison
Literature Quiz
London – Photos and facts of sights, London – Exercise
Long and short/contracted forms (forms given) – Exercise
Long and short/contracted forms – Exercise 1 2 3 4
look, see or watch – Explanation, Exercise
look forward to in English – Common Errors
Magna Carta
make or do – English Grammar
make or do – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Male or Female – Exercise
may – to be allowed to
Mathematics – Exercises
Measures and weights UK, USA
Mnemonics help you to learn English
Missing vowels in English – Animals and pets – Exercise 1 2 3
Missing vowels in English – School subjects – Exercise
Modals and their substitute forms in different tenses – Exercise
Modals and their negative substitute forms in the Simple Present, Simple Past and will-future – Exercise
Modals and their substitute forms in the Simple Past and the will-future – Exercise
Modals in English sentences – Exercise
Modals – What are modals? – English Grammar
Months – Hangman
Months, days of the week
Months in English – Fill-in Exercise
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
much, many – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 Test
Music Quiz
must – have to, mustn't, needn't – Explanation
must or mustn't – Exercise 1 2 3
mustn't, need(n't), (don't) have to, (not) to be allowed to – Exercise
mustn't or needn't – Exercise
My family – Exercise
National Anthem of the USA – Sound
National Parks in the USA
Navajo Indians – Exercise
Negation of questions – Exercise
Negation of sentences – Exercise
New Zealand Regions, Flag of New Zealand
Newsletter
Nicknames for US Coins – Exercise
Noun or verb – Exercise 1 2
Nouns – Countables and uncountables
Numbers (cardinal, ordinal), Exercise
Numbers 10-100 – Exercise
Numbers 1-12 – Exercise 1 2
Numbers in words Exercise 1 2
Numbers Mix – Exercise
Nursery Rhymes
Oath of Office – Presidential elections USA
of-phrase or s-genitive – Exercise
one, ones – English Grammar Exercise 1 2
Opposites – Exercise 1 2 3 Exercise 1 2 3 (words randomly selected)
Opposites – Vocabulary 1 2 3 4
Opposites of adjectives in English by adding prefixes Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 Test
Opposites of comparatives – Exercise
Order of adjectives – Grammar
Order of adjectives – Exercise 1 2 3
Ordinal numbers – Short forms – Exercise 1 2 3
Ordinal numbers – Spelling Exercise
Ordinal numbers in English and months of the year – Exercise
Participles – Exercise 1 2
Participles – English Grammar
Parts and their objects – Exercise
Parts of the United Kindom
Parts of Speech – Explanantion Exercise 1, 2, 3
Passive – Statements – Active sentence given – various tenses – Exercise 1 2
Passive – Statements and questions – Active sentences given – Present Perfect
Passive – Statements and questions – Active sentences given – Present Progressive
Passive – Statements – Active sentences given – Simple Past
Passive – Statements – Active sentences given – Simple Present
Passive – Statements and questions – Active sentences given – will-future
Passive – Statements – Active sentences given – more objects
Passive – Statements – Fill–in Exercise – various tenses
Passive – Statements – Form sentences – Simple Present
Passive – Tenses – English Grammar Complex Test 1 2
Passive sentences in Active voice in the Simple Past – Exercise
Passive sentences in Active voice in the Simple Present – Exercise
Passive sentences in Active voice with negations – Exercise
Passive verb forms and the tenses in English – Exercise
Passive voice – Use, formation and examples – English Grammar
Past → Past Progressive – Exercise
Past participle – Exercise
Past Perfect – Sentences – Exercise Negations – Exercise Questions – Exercise Mix
Past Perfect – Simple Past – Exercise
Past Perfect – Use, formation, examples – English Grammar, Past Perfect – Simple Past
Past Perfect progressive (continuous) – use, formation, examples – English Grammar
Past Progressive/Continuous – Summary
Past Progressive/Continuous – Exercises – Statements, Negations, Mix
Past Tenses – contrasted
Personal Passive – Impersonal Passive
Personal pronouns – English Grammar Explanation Exercise1 2 3 4
Personal pronouns (object forms) – Exercise 1 2 3
Personal pronouns (subject or object) – Exercise
Personal pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 1 2 3
Pets – Hangman, Pets – Spelling Exercise
Phrasal verbs
Phrasal verbs – Fill-in Exercise
Phrasal verbs – Prepositional verbs
Phrases – At a hotel
Phrases – Business English – Appointments
Phrases – Business English – Costs
Phrases – Business English – Faults, complaints
Phrases – Business English – Information
Phrases – Business English – Orders
Phrases – Conversation
Phrases – Restaurant
Phrases – Meeting people
Phrases – On the phone
Phrases for discussions
Phrases in conversations – Multiple Choice Exercise
Playing Scrabble^® at school
Playing WORD-BINGO
Plural of nouns – English Grammar
Plural of nouns – Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 Plural 1 2 3 (words randomly selected)
Possessive determiners – Exercise 1 2 3
Possessive determiners in English sentences – Exercise
Possessive pronouns – Possessive determiners – English Grammar
Possessive pronouns – Exercise
Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 1 2 3
Prepositions – MIX Exercise, Prepositions and verbs – Exercise
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 1 2 3 4 5
Prepositions in expressions of time – Exercise
Prepositions in Idioms – Exercise Prepositions in sentences – Exercise
Prepositions of place and direction (in, at, on) – English Grammar, Test
Prepositions of place and direction – English Grammar
Prepositions with expressions of time – English Grammar
Present → Present Perfect – Exercise
Present participle – Exercise
Present Perfect vs. Simple Past English Grammar
Present Perfect – Complex Test
Present Perfect – English Grammar
Present Perfect – Exercise with already and yet
Present Perfect – Mix – Exercise 1 2 3
Present Perfect – Negation – Exercise 1 2
Present Perfect – Statements – Exercise 1 2
Present Perfect or Present Perfect Progressive – Exercise
Present Perfect Progressive/Continuous – English Grammar
Present Perfect Progressive – Negations – Exercise
Present Perfect Progressive – Mix – Exercise 1 2
Present Perfect Progressive – Statements – Exercise
Present Progressive/Present Continuous – Summary, Complex Test – Present Progressive 1 2
Present Progressive (am, are, is) – Exercise
Present Progressive (am, are, is and verbs) – Exercise
Present Progressive (Mix) – simple verbs – Exercise
Present Progressive (Mix) – special verbs – Exercise
Present Progressive (simple verbs – long forms) – Exercise 1 2
Present Progressive (simple verbs – short/contracted forms) – Exercise 1 2
Present Progressive – Sentences – Easy verbs – Exercise
Present Progressive – Sentences – Spelling of verbs – Exercise
Present Progressive → Simple Present – Exercise 1 2
Present Progressive → Simple Present – Negation – Exercise
Present Progressive → Simple Present – Questions – Exercise
Present Tenses – contrasted
Present time phrases or past time phrases – Exercise
Presidents of the USA – Hangman
Presidents of the USA – Quiz
Presidents on US Dollar Bills – Exercise
Pronouns in English – Mixed Exercise
Pronouns in Reported speech – Exercise
Pronunciation – silent consonants – Exercise 1, 2, 3, 4, s-sounds, Ending -ed, Letter -a-, Letter g-
Pronunciation – short or long -u-, letter -o-, How to pronounce the -o-, th
Pronunciation of the article the in English – Exercise
Proper names, Proper nouns
Proverbs Exercises
Question tags – English Grammar
Question tags – Exercise 1 2 3 Complex Test
Question words – Exercise 1 2
Questions and answers – contrasted – Exercise
Questions and answers in the Simple Past – Exercise
Questions and answers in the Simple Present – Exercise
Questions and answers with can
Questions and short answers in English – Mixed Exercise
Questions and short answers in the going to-future – Exercise
Questions and short answers in the Past Progressive – Exercise
Questions and short answers in the Present Perfect – Exercise
Questions and short answers in the Present Progressive – Exercise
Questions and short answers in the Simple Past – Exercise
Questions and short answers in the Simple Present – Exercise
Questions and short answers in the will-future – Exercise
Questions in Passive – Explanation Exercise 1 2
Questions in the going to-future – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Questions in the Past Progressive – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Questions in the Present Perfect – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Questions in the Present Progressive – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Questions in the Simple past – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Questions in the Simple present – English Grammar, Exercises
Questions in the will-future – English Grammar, Exercise 1 2
Questions with am, are, is – Exercise
Questions with be in the will-future – Exercise
Questions with can – Exercise 1 2
Questions with do/does – Exercise 1 2
Questions with question words and am, are, is – Exercise 1 2
Questions with question words and the verb be – English Grammar
Questions with question words in the Present Perfect – Exercise
Questions with question words in the Present Progressive – Exercise
Questions with question words in the Simple Past – Exercise
Questions with question words in the Simple Present – Exercise
Questions with the verb have – English Grammar
Questions with who and what – subject and object questions – Grammar
Questions without question words an the verbs be – English Grammar
Quotations
Reflexive pronouns – English Grammar; Exercise 1 2
Regular or irregular verbs – Exercises – Odd man out – part 1 2
Regular verbs – Exercises – Infinitive, Simple Past, Past Participle, Test
Relative clauses – Defining and non-defining – that, which
Relative pronouns (who, which, that, whose)
Relative clauses – Exercise
Relative pronouns (who, which, whose) – Exercise
Relative pronouns (who, which, whose) – Multiple choice
Reported speech – affirmative statements – Exercise
Reported speech – negative statements – Exercise
Reported speech – Present Perfect – Sentences – Exercise
Reported speech – Present Progressive – Sentences – Exercise
Reported speech – questions – English Grammar, Exercise
Reported speech – questions with expressions of time – Exercise
Reported speech – Simple Past – Sentences – Exercise
Reported speech – Simple Present – Sentences – Exercise
Reported speech – statements – English Grammar, Exercise
Reported speech – statements with expressions of time – Exercise
Reported speech – will-future – Sentences – Exercise
Reported Speech in different English tenses – Exercise
Robin Hood – Exercise
Rules – Present Perfect – Exercise
Rules – Present Progressive – Exercise
Rules – Simple Past – Exercise
Rules – Simple Present – Exercise
s- genitive – English Grammar
s- genitive or of-phrase – English Grammar
say or tell – Explanation, Exercise
Science Quiz 1 2
School – Paraphrasing
-s – Plural or Simple Present – Exercise
's – is or has – Exercise, Explanation
s-genitive – Exercise
Sandwich – How the sandwich got its name
see, visit, attend, go to – Confusing words
self – each other – Exercise 1 2 3
Sentences – At a hotel
Sentences – At a souvenir shop
Sentences – At a supermarket
Sentences – At school
Sentences – At the cinema
Sentences – At the travel agency
Sentences – In Dresden
Sentences – Talk
Sentences and questions with am, are, is – Exercise
Sentences with am, are, is – Exercise
Sentences with be in the will-future – Exercise
Shapes of the states of the USA – Exercise 1 2
she is, it is or they are in English (persons and things) – Exercise
Short/contracted and long forms – English Grammar
Short answers (be, can, have got) – Exercise Mix 1 Mix 2
Short answers to questions with have – Exercise
Short answers to questions with have got – Exercise
Short answers with am, are is – Exercise 1 2
Short answers with can – Exercise
Sights in London (photos) – Exercise 1 2 , Matching Exericse, United Kingdom
Signal words – English Grammar
Signal words – what tense? – Exercise
Signal words – Exercises – Simple Present, Present Progressive, Simple Past
Signs of the Zodiac (date), Symbols, Exercise (date), Exercise (symbols)
Simple Past – Summary, Complex Test Simple Past 1
Simple Past – statements – Exercise 1 2
Simple Past – Mix – Exercise 1 2
Simple Past – Negations – Exercise 1 2 3
Simple Past → Simple Present – Exercise 1 2
Simple Past → Simple Present – Negation – Exercise
Simple Past → Simple Present – Questions – Exercise
Simple Past or Past Progressive – Exercise 1 2
Simple Past or Present Perfect – Exercise 1 2 3 4 Compex Test
Simple Past vs. Past Progressive/Continuous – English Grammar
Simple Present – 3rd person -s – Exercise 2 3 4 5
Simple Present – Exercise 1 2 Exercise – Mix 1 2
Simple Present – Summary, Complex Test – Simple Present 1 2
Simple Present – Negations – Exercise 1 2 3
Simple Present → Present Progressive – Exercise 1 2
Simple Present → Present Progressive – Negation – Exercise
Simple Present → Present Progressive – Questions – Exercise
Simple Present → Simple Past – Exercise 1
Simple Present → Simple Past – Exercise 1 2
Simple Present → Simple Past – Negation of verbs – Exercise 1 2
Simple Present → Simple Past – Questions – Exercise 1 2
Simple Present (do not/does not – long forms) – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Simple Present (don't/doesn't – short/contracted forms) – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Simple Present or Present Progressive – Exercise 1 2 3
Simple Present or Simple Past – easy sentences – Exercise Mixed Exercise negative sentences – Exercise questions – Exercise
Simple Present or will-future – Exercise Complex sentences – Exercise
Simple Present vs. Present Progressive/Continuous – English Grammar
Simple Present vs. Simple Past – contrasted
Simple Present vs. will-future – contrasted
since or for – Exercise 1 2 Test
Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 1 2 3
Singular or plural – Exercise
Singular or plural in sentences – Exercise
Singular nouns Plural nouns Singular or plural for groups of people
SMS English
some, any – Exercise 1 2 3 Grammar
something, anything – Exercise
Spelling – Fill-in Exercise 1 2 3 4
Sports – Vocabulary list with pictures A-K, L-Z Exercise 1 2 3 4
Spring flowers – Vocabulary Exercise (photos)
Stars and Stripes
States by Entry into the Union and Representatives in Congress
State verbs, dynamic verbs – Explanation
States of the USA – nickname Exercise 1 2 3, State Capitals – Exercise 1 2
Strong adjectives in English – Exercise 1 2
Substitute forms of Modals in English – Exercise
Summary – tips
Synonyms – List, Exercise 1 2 3
Talks – California, Hobbies, London, School, Scholl, Utah (Salt Lake City)
Talk at the table – Exercise
Tea in Britain
Techniques
Temperature conversion
Tenses – graphics – English Grammar
Tenses – table – English Grammar
Tenses – How to fill them in? – English Grammar
Tenses – one sentence – all tenses – English Grammar
Tenses – various – Exercise part 1 2 Complex Test 1
Tenses in English – Statements and questions – Exercise 1 2 3 4 5
TEST YOUR ENGLISH – Test 1 Test 2 Test 3
The date in American English – Exercise
The date in British English – Exercise
The Passive and the Tenses in English – Easy Exercise Exercise
The points of the compass
The Tube – The London Underground Exercise – Tube Stations, Names and Colours of the Lines
The verb be – auxiliary and main verb
The verb be in different tenses
The verb do – auxiliary and main verb
The verb have – auxiliary and main verb Exercise 1 2
The verbs be and have in the Simple Past – Exercise
then or than – Exercise Explanation
there, their or they're – Exercise 1 2 Explanation
there is or there are – Exercise Explanation
Thirteen Colonies – USA
Things in the kitchen – Exercise
this, that, these, those – English Grammar Exercise
this or these – Exercise 1 2
Time – Explanation
Time – analogue – Exercise
Time – digital – Exercise
Time zones in den USA
to, too or to – Confusing words
Trivia Quiz
True friends 1 2
TV Stations in the United Kingdom and the USA – Exercise
Uncountables – Exercise
Union Flag – History
Union Flag – Union Jack?
USA – Geography – Misspelled names – Exercise
Use of the definite article the in English – Exercise
Vegetables – Hangman, Exercise (Picture)
Verbs and nouns – Exercise 1 2
Verbs on -y in the Simple Past – Exercise 1 2
Verbs with prepositions in Passive
Verbs with two objects – English Grammar
Vegetables or fruit – Test
Vocabulary – Animals; Car; Family, Relatives; Fruit; House, Flat, Apartment; Jobs; Kitchen; Menu; Sports; Vegetables
Vocabulary – Weather; Work and employment; Working with texts
was, wasn't, were, weren't – Simple Past – Exercise
was not or were not – Exercise, was or were – Exercise
watch, see or look – Confusing words
Weather – Scrambled letters – Exercise 1 2 Weather report with map
What date is it? – American English – Exercise
What date is it? – British English – Exercise
what or which – Confusing words Exercise
when or if – Confusing words
When to use which tense?
were, where, we're or wear – Explanation
Where animals and people live – Exercise
Where do animals live – Exercise
Where do you hear the following sentences? – Exercise
Where does the boss work? – Exercise
while or during – Explanation Exercise
who, which or where – Exercise 1 2
who or whose – Exercise
who's or whose – Exercise Explanation
Why do the British drive on the left?
Why do the English drink milk with their tea?
will-future – Mix – Exercise 1 2 3
will-future – Negation – Exercise
will-future – statements – Exercise
will or going to-future – Exercise
will-future – use, formation, examples – English Grammar
Word formation Verbs – Nouns – Exercise 1 2, Nouns – Adjectives 1 2
Word order – adverbs of frequency – English Grammar
Word order – Common errors
Word order – expressions of time – English Grammar
Word order – Fill-in Exercise
Word order – questions – English Grammar
Word order – statements – Exercise 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Word order – statements – English Grammar
Word order in questions – question with question words – Exercise 1
Word order in questions – yes/no questions – Exercise 1
Word order in Passive – Exercise 1 2 3 4
Word order in the Past Simple – Exercise Word order in the Past Simple – Mixed Exercise Negative sentences – Exercise
Word order in the Present Simple – Exercise
Word order in the Present Simple in negative sentences with adverbs of frequency – Exercise
Word order in the Present Simple with adverbs of frequency – Exercise
Words ending in -y – Spelling Exercise 1 2 3 4
Words with the ending -ing in English sentences – Exercise
Working with texts – Vocabulary
Writing letters – Business informal
WTC – World Trade Center
Yosemite National Park – Reading Comprehension
you're or your – Explanation, Exercise
Zero Conditional Exercise

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