Son jeux

Learn to read numbers in different contexts in English.

Review words and phrases related to good phone communication.

Match verbs with phrases (Collocations)

Match the beginnings and endings of sentences.

Adjectives to describe places

Find the present participle (~ing form) of some verbs.

Match the pictures with the verbs.

Match the pictures with the verbs.

Complete the sentences with want or wants.

Fill in the gaps with the correct possessive pronouns: my, your, his, her, our, their.

Vocabulary related to toys.

Match the names and pictures.

Match the names with the pictures.

Vocabulary related to food and drinks.

Vocabulary related to food

Recognition of sounds /u/ /oo/ and /o/and their most common spelling.

Adjectives to describe feelings and emotions.

Vocabulary related to feelings and emotions.

Complete the sentences with the correct words.

Choose the right conjunction or connecting word to complete the sentences. Taken and adapted from Vocabulary in Use Elementary, CUP 1997.

Group letters that rhyme.

Match the numbers with they way they're written in words.

Match the names and pictures of items in a first aid kit.

Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

Classify the words in two groups: /j/ or /ʤ/.

Pronunciation: Classify the words with the sounds /s/ and /z/.

Match the names of natural disasters with the photographs.

Pronunciation

Classify words according to the pronunciation of TH.

Find 10 intensifiers

Guess who the person in the photo is.

Match adjectives with their extreme forms.

Identify the countries in South America.

Identify the countries in Central America and the Caribbean.

Identify things in an illustration of a kitchen.

Identify the parts of a car on a picture.

Use full screen. Check your understanding of a text from a website.

Check your comprehension of short texts and your skills in the use of language.

Check your language for levels B1 and B2 of the CEFR.

Identify European countries on a map.

Check your language for levels A1 and A2 of the CEFR.

How should you write big numbers in full?

Role play a short phone conversation with a business contact.

Identify the most important cities in Australia and New Zealand.

Practise listening for main idea and for detail. Choose the correct option.

Identify major British cities on a map.

Identify major Asian cities on a map.

Identificar todos los estados de la República Mexicana.

Identify the most important European cities on a map.

Identificar en un mapa las ciudades más importantes en México.

Names of the states in the East Coast of the US.

Review of grammar and vocabulary related to holiday packages with an approach to correction.

Names of Major US Cities

Can you identify all the 52 states?

Common collocations in the context of ICT

Compound nouns and compound adjectives

Practice identifying the correct verb forms for questions in different tenses.

WH and How questions (focus on form)

Present simple practice.

Practice on the present simple tense.

Language to greet, to say goodbye and responding adequately according to the situation or ocassion.

Vocabulary related to the use of names, business cards and dress code in companies.

Words related to the way people do business in different companies and places.

Vocabulary related to ways in which people greet each other or say good bye.

Pronunciation and spelling practice

Vocabulary related to pay and benefits

Common irregular verbs in past

Common irregular forms

Common irregular verbs

Countries and nationalities from South America

Verbs that can be followed by both infinitive or ~ing with change in meaning.

Nationalities and countries from Asia

Countries and nationalities in English Suffixes to form nationalities

Practice big numbers

Fill in the gaps with the correct vocabulary.

Choose the correct preposition to complete the expressions.

Choose the correct prepositions.

Language in Use

English in Use

Fill in the gaps with the correct words.

Identify where you are likely to find the notices.

International Phonetic Alphabet to help spell words on the phone

Regular and irregular verbs in past