Tired or tiring?

Activity 1: Choose the correct adjective.

Activity 2: Choose the correct adjective.

Can , Could, Be able to

We use 'be able to' + infinitive for ability and possibility, especially when there is no form of 'can': future, present perfect, infinitive, gerund, etc.

 
Activity 1: Choose the correct answer.

Activity 2: Click on the words in the correct order.

Activity 3: Choose the correct form of the verbs.

Articles

Activity 1. Complete the sentences.                         

Activity 2. Choose the correct answer.

Activity 3. Choose the correct answer.

Activity 4. Choose the correct answer.

Activity 5: Choose the correct answer.

Comparatives and superlatives

Activity 1. Put in the adjective in bold from the first sentence into the second sentence in its correct form (comparative or superlative).

Activity 2.  Put in the adjective from the first sentences into the second sentence in its correct form (comparative or superlative).

Activity 3.  Use either as ... as or not as ... as in the sentences. 

Activity 4. Choose the correct answer.

Activity 5. Type the correct answer in the box.

Activity 6. Listen and write the sentences using the comparative. 

Activity 7.Listen to the songs with examples of the comparative. Click here to read the extracts of the lyrics.

Transport in London

 
Activity 1. Listening activity: choosing transport from Heathrow into town. 

Activity 2. Listening activity: at the ticket office.

Activity 3. Listening activity: in the underground station.  

Activity 4. Reading activity: comparing travel options.

Charity

 

Activity 1: Listen to the podcast and find out what chugging is.

Activity 2: Red Nose day. Read the text and do the exercises. Then, check your answers.

Present perfect simple or continuous?

Click here if you need to know how to use the present perfect continuous.

Activity 1: Complete the gaps with the correct form.

Activity 2: Complete the sentences.

Activity 3: Order the words in the sentences.