Subject Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Here's an easy exercise to classify subject pronouns and possessive adjectives. Drag each item to the correct bin until you learn all of them.

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Ghost Man. There is, There are, How much, How many.

Exercises with How much, How many, some, any, there is and there are may seem difficult at first but they aren't. I'm sure you can do this exercise easily as you play the game. Use the four arrow keys on your to control the Ghost Man and consume all the food in the maze. Escape from the ghosts or the Ghost Man will be caught! When the Ghost Man consumes the large red food he will become invincible for a while and can swallow the ghosts. By the way, you need to answer correctly to play; so read the questions carefully. Good luck!

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Have Got. Gaming with Tower Blocks

I have got a nice game for you. Accept the challenge and test your English. The name of the game is Tower Blocks.
Click to release the blocks and construct the highest possible tower. You lose when three or more blocks are missed.
It's not so easy. You need to answer each question correctly to play. So first revise your grammar and the structure of the verb Have Got.
Good luck with the game.

 

Have Got Game

Billionaire Quiz. Superlatives

Do you know the game show "Do you want to be a millionaire?" Here's something similar to help you practise superlatives. It's just a game, you won't become rich but you will improve your English. Try to win one billion dollars by answering all ten questions correctly. You have three lifelines to help you: Text a Friend, 50 - 50 and Audience Assistance. How much money can you win?

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Bouncing Balls. Comparatives

Hello! Are comparative structures easy in English? They are easier than you think. Click on the link below and try the bouncing balls game for some practice. Read the instructions and choose the option that best completes each sentence. I hope you will enjoy it.



  Comparatives Game

Can and Must. Baseball Game

We use the modal verb can to express ability or possibility. When we want to express lack of any of the two, we use can't. We use must to express obligation and mustn't to express prohibition.

After this short revision, you can do the exercise below. Anwer correctly and get the chance to play baseball. Green lights will tell you if your choice is right. Good luck!



Can, Can't, Must and Mustn't. Baseball Game.

It's sport time!

Hey! It's sport time! So move on! Study this set of flashcards and click on the loudspeaker icon to learn the pronunciation of these words. Then, you can play games or do activities such as typing names, matching pictures to their pronunciation or their names and many more. It will be easy to learn like this. Have a try!

What are you studying?

What's your favourite subject? Which subjects do you have this year? Maybe some of these ones. Click on the arrow keys to study these flashcards. Do you know their pronunciation? Then, click on the loudspeaker icon. After that, you can do matching, spelling and listening exercises or play games. Enjoy it!

Emotions. Flashcards

Here we are to learn words about emotions. Use the arrow keys to study the flashcards, click on the loudspeaker to listen to their pronunciation. After that, move on to the matching, spelling and listening games and exercises. It will be fun. And you, how are you feeling?

Dustbin Game. Transport

In the game below, you will see several means of transport and people who work with them. Just drag each item to the correct bin. Use the dictionary for help.

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Travel. Flashcards

Hi! I'm here to help you learn words about tourism. It is important for you to know these words when you travel abroad because they are very useful and common. Have a look at the flashcards, look at the pictures, learn the English words and their translations. You can also click on the loudspeaker icon to listen to their pronunciation. Then, do the matching, listening and spelling activities or play the games. You will learn and have fun at the same time. Have a good journey!

Cannonball Fun. Present Simple in Affirmative, Negative and Questions

Hello! Do you study present simple rules every day? Are they easy or difficult? I'm here to help you with a game. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs or auxiliaries in affirmative, negative or question form. Then, use the arrow keys to control the cannon and press the spacebar to control the speed. Then, release the spacebar and launch the ball. I'm sure it will be fun.

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What's your job? Flashcards

Hi! What do you do? What's your job? Are you a student? We are here to learn words about jobs. Click on the right and left arrows to see all the flashcards. Click on the loudspeaker icon to listen to their pronunciation. Then, click on the link below to study the words. You can do spelling and listening activities or play games.

Present Simple. Affirmative sentences

Hi! We are here to make affirmative sentences in present simple. Remember this! We use the infinitive of the verb after the subject and when the subject is a third person singular we add these endings: -S, -ES or -IES. Study the blog entry about these rules here. Do you want to try this game? Help the manic miner on his mission. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs and don't touch monsters. When you answer threee questions correctly, get the key and jump down the toilet. Good luck!

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Transport. From horses to planes

How do you go to school? On foot? Do you use a bicycle? Does somebody drive you? Here we are to learn some means of transport from London double-deckers to rural horses. Click on the right and left arrows to see the flashcards. Click on the loudspeaker icon to listen to the pronunciation of each words. Then, click on the link below the cards to do spelling and listening activities or play games. Typing games are important for you. Can you type the words quickly?

A, an, the, some, any. Quick Math Test

Hi! I'm going to help you revise quantifiers. Read the sentences of the game and complete them with the words "a", "an", "the", "some" or "any". Read carefully and think: Are the sentences affirmative, negative or interrogative? Are the nouns in the sentences countable or uncountable? When your answer is right, you can play a maths game. Choose the correct symbol to complete the equation. Are you quick or slow? Good luck!



Complete the sentences with a, an, the, some or any.

Quantifiers. Manic Miner Game

Do you need any help with quantifiers? The Manic Miner game will help you practise. At the bottom of the screen there are incomplete sentences and you have to choose the right option. Answer three questions correctly, collect the key and jump down the toilet. Don't touch monsters or they will kill you. Don't choose incorrect answers or they will drain your energy. Help the miner on his mission and have fun with your English. Good luck!

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Wild Animals

Hi! I'm a bear and I'm here to show you some fellow wild animals. Click on the right and left arrows to see the pictures, the names and the translations. If you click on the loudspeaker, you will also learn how to pronounce them. When you finish all the flashcards, click on the link below to do the listening, spelling and matching exercises or play typing games. What do you think about my friends? Do you feel like planning a trip to meet them?

Time Expressions

Let's revise some time expressions! There are exercises where you have to fill in the gaps with the right verbal tense. Time expressions can help you in certain sentences, so it's important to identify which are used with a specific tense. In the exercise below, you will see time expressions and labeled dustbins. Drag each time expression to the right tense: present simple, present continuous or past simple. It's quite easy!

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Wordshoot: Verb TO BE

Hello! How are you? I am fine. I am here to help you. This game is about the verb to be. Read the instructions and the sentences of the exercise carefully. Then, fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb. Good luck!

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