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Grammar
Exercises to practice your grammar!
Adjective order
Prepositions
Conditionals (if-clauses)
Passive forms
Active vs passive gap fill
Stative verbs vs dynamic verbs
Reported speech
Vocabulary
Exercises which can help you learn and remember new words and expressions.
Fun with neologisms
Collocations memory
Idioms
Word field exercise
Nonsense words and author’s license
Writing effectively
Here are some exercises to help you improve your academic writing.
Grammatical cohesion
Linking phrases
Comparing and contrasting
Do’s and don’ts of direct quotation
Punctuation
Practice your punctuation! A few exercises on commas et al.
Placing commas
Skills practice: speaking and pronunciation
Exercises to help you with pronunciation and general speaking skills.
Improve your pronunciation with audiobooks
Basic concepts of phonetics and pronunciation
Front and Central vowels exercises
Front vowels listening
Front vowels pronunciation
Exercises back vowels
Exercises Consonants 1
Exercises ‚th‘
Exercises Consonants 2
Exercises pronouncing ‚r‘
Exercises Aspiration and word endings
Exercises Connected Speech 1: Liaison
Exercises Connected Speech 2: Rhythm
Practice receptive skills: reading and listening
Exercise: Adjective Order
English is a very expressive language, and can pile up adjectives to modify a single noun. How many adjectives can you chain together, and in which order do you put them? Try your hand here! You can check out our…
Wheelchair Basketball World Championships 2018
Two years ago on this day, the Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Hamburg came to an end! We thought that this would be an excellent opportunity to redesign and revive this article for you to make the most of it.…
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Exercise: Haikus
After having learned about haikus, have a look at these short questions. Then, please try creating your own haiku.
Exercise: Sonnets
There are several different types of sonnets. We have featured a few sonnets in our weekly poems so far. Test what you know and feel free to try writing a sonnet on your own!