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Fill in the gaps with suitable conjunctions

Match the prepositions of movement with the opposite meaning

Can you name these places in the city?

Unscramable some common places and activities in the town

Match the descriptions of places in the town with their names!

Test your knowledge of kitchen utensils with this fun matching game!

What's in the kitchen?

Match the words to talk about typical living room activities.

Put together sentences which have broken up into two halves.

Put together sentences which have broken up into two halves:

Put together sentences which have broken up into two halves:

Put together sentences which have broken up into two halves.

Fill in the gaps in the dialogue.

Unscramble the steps of buying a computer online.

Revise the main types of crimes with this picture quiz!

Match the columns to make phrases.

Complete these statements using words from the box

Match the names of ethical and unethical activities with their definitions.

Find 12 nouns that can be asscoiated with ethical and unethical companies.

Complete the questions and then answer them.

What do we call...

Revise the main types of crimes with this picture quiz!

Unscramble these finance terms!

Let's revise the vocab from your dictation with this fun unscramble activity!

Think of a suitable word and put it in the right form.

Match the sentences on the left and on the right!

What prepositions are missing?

Fill in the gaps with prepositions.

Let's revise the order of the days of the week and the months of the year

Unscramble words on the topic "Advertising"

Match the names of the departments with what they do!

Watch a TED Talk "Reducing corruption takes a specific kind of investment" by Efosa Ojomo and take a video quiz to test yourself!

What kind of business changes can you spot in these pictures?

Match the terms with their defintions!

Which of these things do you waste time on?

Which of these things do you waste time on?

fill-in-the-gap quiz

fill-in-the-gap

Match the words to create collocations describing possible features of products.

Do you remember essential travel vocabulary? Check yourself!

Use the American English words or phrases that we have just discussed to complete this text.

Group the verbs into two categories: 1. those used only in the active form 2. those used mostly in the passive form

Fill in the gaps with the idioms related to the topic of "competition".

Match the description to the person. Two of the descriptions are not mentioned in the article.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions.

Match the adjectives from the two columns to make pairs of contrasting ideas.

Unethical activities

Language for discussing options

Match the words to make word partnerships that describe the situations on your cards