Do you remember how to describe people?

If you don't remember the parts of the body, have a good time doing this interactive activity. Do you want some practice examples about how to describe someone? Just watch this video. If you have problems to recognize some personality features, visit the following page and you will know all of them. Have you forgotten how to put some adjectives in order? No problem. Read this pdf, and Voilà, everything will be under control. 

You like music, don't you?

Some people find question tags difficult, but they are quite easy, aren't they? To find out if  I am right or wrong, do the following activity. 

Fill in the gaps

Given that you have read the information about the passive voice and you want to put your knowledge to the test, don't be afraid to do this interactive activity. You might find it exciting. 

Dictation.

I know that dictations are not in fashion any longer. However, good spelling, correct punctuation and well-used grammar are important issues to pass an exam in English. This dictation can help you to do it.
This one is full of sentences in the passive voice. For further information about the passive voice visit this page. (Reliable, detailed information which I didn't create). But if you want something simpler, visit this other page. 

Wouldn't you like to do a matching exercise with these beautiful proverbs?

Well, supposing you are sitting down with nothing interesting to do, or you have things to do but you don't feel like doing them, match the beginnings and ends of these proverbs. It will be exciting! Or so I hope.

Non-defining vs defining relative clauses

Do you want to know more about multi-word verbs?

Have a look at this pdf, do the suggested activities and you are likely to know much more about this kind of verbs.  But if you want to spend some time looking for some multi word verbs, do this activity too. 

Compare things

I am sure you feel like revising your knowledge about comparatives. Do it with the following interactive activity.

Do you want to learn some more about phonetics?

I think this book will help you to know more about how the English sounds work. 

St Patrick

In some places they have started the celebrations of St Patrick. Have a look at this presentation and if you have children, let them join you to see the song of the Leprechaun.

Fill in the gaps.

Filling the gaps is sometimes difficult, but the more you practise, the better you will do it. 

Guess the film!

The weekend has started and you don't have much to do. Don't you want to test your mental sharpness with this interactive activity? 

Present perfect versus simple past

Would you like to play a game to check your control over which expressions are normally used with present perfect or simple past? Have a go! 

Are you sure you don't want to spend some minutes practising vocabulary with a wordsearch? Don't be afraid and give it a try! Or... do you prefer a crossword? It's challenging but you can do it. 

B1 Reading: Education 2- free practice test

• B1 Reading: Education 2- free practice test

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Can you differenciate between for and since? 

If you can't, click on this page and you will know everything about it. 

Do you know the difference between used to, get used to and be used to? 

Do this exercise to check your knowledge on these expressions. 

- Have you ever been to Rome? - Yes, I have. I went there with my boyfriend and I thought it was perfect.
Do you think you know everything about the present perfect?
If you do, go to the following link and do the true/false exercise.

If you don't, click on the following link and study it more thoroughly.

Do you know the difference between interesting and interested? If the answer is No, click below and you will get more information about it. Then, click on the other one to practise these two kinds of adjectives. 

Interesting versus interested

Practise boring/bored

Do you want to have a good time while practising food vocabulary and listening?

Listen and play this game.

English Grammar - Tenses. Jeopardy

Play jeopardy with them!

We are dealing with sports. Will you be brave enough to do this matching exercise?
I am sure you already know this vocabulary.
But you can also put your sports vocabulary to test with the following crossword