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  • Prepositions of Time
    Fill in the blanks with In, At or On
    • Jack
     30 
  • What's Wrong?
    Correct the mistakes in these past simple and present continuous sentences.
  • Homophones
    Practice homophones such as waste/waist, tale/tail etc.
  • School Things
    Vocabulary about school items and school places
  • What Is She Doing?
    Make action sentences
    • Coralc
     16   
  • Animal Riddles
    Guess the animal (B1-B2 AEF Solutions)
    • Lana
     19 
  • Guess the Country
    See how many countries you can identify
    • Baamboozle
     30   
  • Jobs Word Scramble
    Unscramble the jobs (LEC Unit 2)
  • Logos
    Kid friendly logos
    • Rebecca
     30   
  • Places to See
    Vocabulary about nature and the world
    • Hannah Thorne
     28   
  • Let's Practice Tenses!
    Choose the correct form of the verb
    • Ivan
     17 
  • Hello, Ed!
    How to pronounce ending ed in the Past Simple Tense
    • Helen
     20 
  • What Food Is It?
    Vocabulary with images
  • Idioms
    Feelings & emotions
  • Pronunciation Challenge
    Read the words aloud
  • English Numbers 11 - 100
    See the number, say the word
    • ViolaSF
     46 
  • Prepositions of Place
    In, on, under, over, between, next to, behind
    • Baamboozle
     23   
  • Jobs
    What does he/she do?
    • hieu
     25   
  • Quantifiers & Food
    There is / there are / how much / how many
    • Caro
     17   
  • Base Form or -S Form
    Simple present tense
  • What Is This Made From?
    Materials vocabulary (5th grade)
  • Countries
    Where are you from?
    • Xana
     20   
  • My Country
    Places and landmarks in the town and countryside
    • Edyta Hansen
     18   
  • Healthy or Unhealthy?
    Decide if the food is healthy or unhealthy
    • Joe
     16   
  • Superlative Sentences
    Make sentences using superlatives
    • HelenM
     17   
  • People & Jobs
    People in the community
  • Phonemic Pronunciation
    Given a word in phonemic form, students must pronounce it in (British) English: For example /'fəʊn/ = "phone"
    • Ger56
     160 
  • Colours
    What colour is it?
    • Rachel Evans
     19   
  • Who's that Pokemon!?
    Everything Pokemon (Original series)
    • Lauren
     25   
  • Airports
    Airport related vocabulary
    • Hanh Pham
     28