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Read a travel guide about Bangkok to practise and improve your reading skills.

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Personal Information - g-Course

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Online exercises present perfect or simple past ?

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Online exercises present perfect or simple past ?

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Simple Past oder Present Perfect - Übung

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Zeitformen englisch, Simple Past, Present Perfect - Online Übung

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Present Perfect Tense vs. Past Simple: Tom’s Story (A comical story of Tom, the ESL student - Video)

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Englische Verben - 100 wichtigsten englischen Verben - Englisch vokabeln lernen - Englische wörter

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Form questions - Ask for the underlined part

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Form questions - Ask for the underlined part, Questions in English - Exercise

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Do you still have difficulties forming questions?
This might help:

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Look at these examples to see how questions are made.

Try this exercise to test your grammar.

Read the explanation to learn more.

Grammar explanation

To make questions, we often put the verb before the subject. This is called inversion.

If there is a question word ( why, what, where, how, etc.), it goes before the verb.

This is true for sentences with be, sentences that have auxiliary verbs (e.g. They are waiting. She has finished.) and sentences with modal verbs ( can, will, should, might, etc.).

Questions in the present simple and past simple

For other verbs in the present simple, we use the auxiliary verb do/ does in the question.

We use the auxiliary verb did in the past simple.

Subject questions

In some questions, who or what is the subject of the verb. There is no inversion of subject and verb in these questions.

Do this exercise to test your grammar again.

Language level

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Do you know how to make questions? Test what you know with interactive exercises and read the explanation to help you.

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Listening skills practice - comprehension exercises: elementary and intermediate level. Worksheets and downloadas. Esl level B1

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Hier kannst du dein Bundesland auswählen und dich fit für die Prüfung machen.

Ist dein Bundesland nicht dabei? Dann findest du hier eine Empfehlung, welche Prüfung du zu Übungszwecken stattdessen bearbeiten kannst:

Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Rheinland-Pfalz, Sachsen-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein: Berlin, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen

Hessen, Saarland: Baden-Württemberg, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen

Sachsen, Thüringen: Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Niedersachsen

Titelübersicht

Buch-Code: EA7SP91

Beachte: dein Lernstand der Übungen wird im Moment nicht gespeichert. Melde dich an, wenn du das möchtest!

Hier erfährst du alles von
A wie Anmeldung bis Z wie zielgerichtetes Üben.

Ausführliche Hilfe

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Klasse 5-10 | Abschlussprüfung Englisch 10. Klasse – Realschule

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Hier kannst du dein Bundesland auswählen und dich fit für die Prüfung machen.

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Level B1 (e-course)

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We are Cambridge Assessment English. Part of the University of Cambridge, we help people learn English and prove their skills to the world.

Exam Lift is a new mobile app that aims to help candidates prepare for their B1 Preliminary for Schools exam, providing engaging skills-based activities that are carefully aligned with the B1 Preliminary for Schools exam requirements by our Cambridge Assessment English experts.

Our expertise, Cambridge Learner Corpus and the CEFR inform the learning content which is delivered daily in bite-sized activity packs. This format enables learners to review their English and practise exam skills wherever and whenever they want, supplementing any learning and exam preparation activities that take place in the classroom or during independent study at home.

Cambridge Exam Lift focuses on reading, writing, speaking and listening, and helps users to develop the skills that build their confidence as language learners - from skimming and scanning to identifying collocations and predicting content for productive listening tasks.

Timed activities and instant results help engage and motivate English Language learners, encourage positive attitudes and build effective behaviours.

With Cambridge Exam Lift, learning can become enjoyable and effortless.

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Cambridge Exam Lift: B1 Preliminary for Schools - Apps on Google Play

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We are Cambridge Assessment English. Part of the University of Cambridge, we help people learn English and prove their skills to the world. Exam Lift is a new mobile app that aims to help candidates prepare for their B1 Preliminary for Schools exam, providing engaging skills-based activities that are carefully aligned with the B1 Preliminary for Schools exam requirements by our Cambridge Assessment English experts.

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Learn English with our free online listening, grammar, vocabulary and reading activities. Practise your English and get ready for your Cambridge English exam.

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Level A2 (=g-couse)

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We are Cambridge Assessment English. Part of the University of Cambridge, we help people learn English and prove their skills to the world.

Exam Lift is a new mobile app that aims to help candidates prepare for their A2 Key for Schools exam, providing engaging skills-based activities that are carefully aligned with the A2 Key for Schools exam requirements by our Cambridge Assessment English experts.

Our expertise, Cambridge Learner Corpus and the CEFR inform the learning content which is delivered daily in bite-sized activity packs. This format enables learners to review their English and practise exam skills wherever and whenever they want, supplementing any learning and exam preparation activities that take place in the classroom or during independent study at home.

Cambridge Exam Lift focuses on reading, writing, speaking and listening, and helps users to develop the skills that build their confidence as language learners - from skimming and scanning to identifying collocations and predicting content for productive listening tasks.

Timed activities and instant results help engage and motivate English Language learners, encourage positive attitudes and build effective behaviours.

With Cambridge Exam Lift, learning can become enjoyable and effortless.

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Cambridge Exam Lift: A2 Key for Schools - Apps on Google Play

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We are Cambridge Assessment English. Part of the University of Cambridge, we help people learn English and prove their skills to the world. Exam Lift is a new mobile app that aims to help candidates prepare for their A2 Key for Schools exam, providing engaging skills-based activities that are carefully aligned with the A2 Key for Schools exam requirements by our Cambridge Assessment English experts.

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1. Introduction

The photo/picture shows ...

It was taken by/in ...

It's a black-and-white/coloured photo.

2. What is where?

In the foreground/background you can see ...

In the foreground/background there is ...

In the middle/centre there are ...

At the top/At the bottom there is ...

On the left/right there are ...

Behind/In front of ... you can see ...

Between ... there is ...

3. Who is doing what?

Here you decribe the persons in the picture or you say what is happening just now. Use the Present Progressive.

4. What I think about the picture

It seems as if ...

The lady seems to ...

Maybe ...

I think ...

... might be a symbol of ...

The atmosphere is peaceful/depressing ...

I (don't) like the picture because ...

It makes me think of ...

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Tips and Example how to describe pictures in English

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Adjectives to Describe People | Physical Appearance • 7ESL

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List of 40+ common adjectives to describe people! Useful descriptive adjectives list for describing someone’s physical appearance with pictures and examples.

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How to write a mediation

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Wie man eine Mediation in Englisch schreibt ● Gehe auf SIMPLECLUB.DE/GO & werde #EinserSchüler

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How to write a mediation

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In 5 Schritten zur perfekten mediation | Einfach Englisch

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Mediation includes activities that aid  understanding between people (=make understanding possible / easier).
The described situation is important
a) An English speaker is visiting Germany and needs help because (s)he doesn't know German
MEDIATE German --> English
b) A German speaker is in an English speaking country and doesn't know the language
MEDIATE ENGLISH --> German

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Tips for Writing | How to Write an Email in English

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Tips in your book ENGLISH G LIGHTHOUSE 6

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Tips in your book ENGLISH G LIGHTHOUSE 6

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The Skills File 10 Writing course contains helpful tips and phrases.

Check it out: p. 172 - p. 178

general tips for writing a text (p. 172 - 173)

writing a comment (p. 174)

writing a formal letter / email of complaint

writing a summary (p. 175)

writing a letter of application (cover letter & CV) p.176

writing a written discussion (p. 177)

writing a report (p. 178)

writing a book / film review (P. 178 -179)

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Tips for writing a letter of application

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Tips for writing a letter of application

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How to write an ✅ article - best practice

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Reading comprehension exercises online - advanced level

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Reading comprehension exercises online. Intermediate and advancedl level esl. Reading actvities and test preparation (PET). Free interactive reading exercises online to learn English

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Intermediate reading comprehension exercises 2

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Intermediate reading comprehension exercises. Free interactive reading exercises online intermediate level esl

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Are you really a good friend? Would you always be there when your friends need you? Try this quiz to find out!

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Listening comprehension - Arten des Zuhörens

In den meisten Fällen wird dir der Text zweimal vorgespielt. Beim ersten Mal solltest du dich am besten nur auf das Hören konzentrieren. Versuche dabei, das Hauptthema festzustellen und die wichtigsten Aussagen zu verstehen ( listening for gist). Beim zweiten Anhören kannst du dann beginnen, auf Details zu achten und noch einmal gezielt auf bestimmte Fragen einzugehen ( listening for specific information). Wenn du die Möglichkeit hast, den Text häufiger anzuhören, kannst du im letzten Schritt probieren, alle Informationen herauszuhören ( listening for detailed understanding).

Hier klicken zum Ausklappen

Verschiedene Arten des Zuhörens:

listening for gist: Hauptaussage des Textes verstehen

listening for specific information: bestimmte Informationen heraushören (z. B. für eine Fragestellung)

listening for detailed understanding: alle Informationen des Textes erfassen

Listening comprehension - Tipps

Hier klicken zum Ausklappen

Achte besonders auf bekannte Vokabeln.

Wenn dein/e Lehrer/in den Text liest, dann achte auf pantomimische Hinweise oder besondere Betonungen.

Du kannst dein Hörverständnis außerhalb des Unterrichts trainieren. Du kannst dir Videos, Serien und Filme auf Englisch ansehen. Schalte, wenn vorhanden, auch gerne die Untertitel (am besten auf Englisch) dabei ein.

Du weißt jetzt, worauf du beim Hörverstehen achten solltest. Dein neues Wissen kannst du jetzt noch mit den Übungsaufgaben testen. Viel Erfolg beim Lernen!

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Hörverstehen - listening comprehension: Tipps

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In den meisten Fällen wird dir der Text zweimal vorgespielt. Beim ersten Mal solltest du dich am besten nur auf das Hören konzentrieren. Versuche dabei, das Hauptthema festzustellen und die wichtigsten Aussagen zu verstehen ( listening for gist). Beim zweiten Anhören kannst du dann beginnen, auf Details zu achten und noch einmal gezielt auf bestimmte Fragen einzugehen ( listening for specific information).

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this page helps you prepare for your final exam in English.
You will find hyperlinks to useful pages and exercises that guide you through the different parts of your final exam. I've provided free materials such as sample papers, worksheets, vocabulary lists and further tips.
Just scroll to the right and you'll find (nearly) everything you might need!
So enjoy studying ;-)

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consists of two parts:
1) written exam
2) speaking exam

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You have two writing sets to choose from. Before you start with the exam, you are allowed to have a look at both sets and decide which one you want to work on. Once you made your choice you can not change it.
So choose carefully.
Types of texts you have to write:

e-mails

fill in forms

picture stories

letter of application

letter of complaint

an article

comment

...

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your speaking exam has three main parts:

speaking about yourself

talking about / describing pictures (prompts)

dialogue / discussion / information gap activity

Two students will be tested at the same time.
Duration:

g-course ~ 10 minutes

e-course: ~15 minutes

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The reading part of the exam will have three to four parts.
Typical types of questions:

true / false

read and select / label

gaps

multiple choice

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There will be three to four listening tasks. The complexity (difficulty) rises from task to task: the first listening part is usually quite simple and easy to understand, the last task is usually more challenging.
Typical types of questions:

multiple choice

fill in the gap

true / false

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The written exam has four different parts:
1) Listening
2) Reading
3) Writing
4) Mediation
duration: 120 minutes
help: dictionary