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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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English Vocabulary for Family Members - Improve your Vocabulary

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British English Vocabulary and Pronunciation of Vegetables - Learn English

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quiz

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Basic English Vocabulary: Fruits and vegetables

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Spelling Test - Basic Vocabulary: Fruits and vegetables

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Basic English Vocabulary: Furniture and home

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Spelling Test - Basic Vocabulary: Furniture and home

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Reading.

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Emma's ESOL website is for beginner learners of English.
There are videos for practising listening skills,  texts for reading and handouts for writing practise that you can print off. There are also online quizzes and interactive tasks for practising grammar and spelling.
There are different topics and you can learn at your own pace.

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Different ways of asking for and giving directions in the city. Students have to match the questions with the answers (join with arrows).

Other contents: asking for directions, places in the city, places in town

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Different ways of asking for and giving directions in the city. Students have to match the questions with the answers (join with arrows).

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Type/write sentences.

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pictures and words

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in my house furniture vocabulary matching exercise worksheet

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Each topic has 10 pictures (Beginner) or 20 pictures (Intermediate) with their accompanying written texts and spoken English recordings. There are 56 Beginner topics and 58 Intermediate topics to choose from. All the topics are free to use. They are suitable for adults, students and children starting to learn English as a second language.

Each item in a topic consists of the text (both the written English text and an audio recording of a English person speaking the word / words) with a picture that illustrates that item. The illustrations are very simply and nicely drawn so there will be no confusion as to what is being shown. The texts are available to see and hear on all product pages in this brown info sign below the main interface.

The language for each topic is carefully selected to match the language of the curriculum for English as a second language. This means that if you are at school you should see the same language you are learning there for any particular subject.

Once a topic is selected at the beginning of a session at English Activities it will be remembered when you move between games and other activities. So you only need to choose a topic once and can then do multiple lessons, play multiple games and take multiple tests without having to select your subject topic again.

There are currently 56 Beginner topics and 58 Intermediate topics to choose from. These range from single English words (for instance "Body - parts of the body" or "Food - fruit"), short phrases (eg. "Time - what time is it?") to whole sentences ("People - appearance", "Home - helping at home"). An example topic is given below:

Parts of the body

See the help box below for instructions on choosing a topic here at English Activities.

English topics English lessons English games English tests English vocabulary

How to choose your English topic at English Activities

Click on the "1. Start" button in the top navigation bar - that brings you to this topic selection page. On the topic selection page you will see that the topic selection is divided up in different ways:

1. Beginner or Intermediate (the arrow at the bottom of the red sign)

2. By whether they contain words or sentences (second column)

3. Into simple categories (right hand of page)

Choose either Beginner or Intermediate level topics in the red sign. Now the categories for that level will load. Click on any sign to view the topics that fit the category description. For example, if you choose the Beginner category 'Animals' you will see a choice of two topics: "Animals - pets" and "Animals - farm". When you click on the name of the topic, the pictures, writing and spoken English for that topic will load (once the topic has loaded it will be available for all activities and will not have to be loaded again).

With the topic loaded you can choose whether to proceed with the lesson for that topic, or to go straight to the games page.

The 56 beginner topics are:
Activity - daily routine , Activity - hobbies , Activity - holidays , Activity - sports , Animals - farm , Animals - pets , Body - hair colour and style , Body - parts of the body , Body - the head , Colours , Family - members , Family - my siblings , Food - drinks and snacks , Food - fruit , Food - groceries , Food - restaurant , Food - vegetables , Go - means of transport , Go - on holiday , Go - where? , Go - which way? , Grammar - adjectives 1 , Grammar - adjectives 2 , Grammar - prepositions 1 , Grammar - prepositions 2 , Grammar - verbs 1 , Grammar - verbs 2 , Home - helping at home 1 , Home - helping at home 2 , Home - in the garden , Home - my room , Home - rooms in the house , Numbers - 1 to 10 , Numbers - 11 to 20 , Numbers - to 100 (1) , Numbers - to 100 (2) , People - appearance , People - clothes 1 , People - clothes 2 , People - health problems , People - jobs , People - portraits , Place - homes , Place - meeting places , Place - places in town , Place - shops , Place - where I live , School - activities , School - classroom objects , School - subjects , Time - autumn and winter , Time - spring and summer , Time - what time is it? , World - environment , World - European countries , World - weather

The 58 intermediate topics are:
Accommodation , Adjectives , An accident , Appearance , Bathroom , Bedroom , Cafe , Calendar , Clothes , Colours , Countries , Daily routine , Dining room , Dwellings , Eating and drinking , European countries , Facial features , Family members , Fruit and veg , Garden , Getting there , Groceries , Health problems , Helping at home , Hobbies A , Hobbies B , Holiday activities , Holiday places , Jobs , Kitchen items , Living room , Lost property , Means of transport , Measurement , Media , Meeting places , Numbers to 100 , Numbers to 20 , On the table , Parts of the body , Pets , Places , Places in town , Prepositions , Rooms , School subjects , School uniform , Shops , Signs , Sports , The Classroom , The environment , Time , Verbs , Weather , Which way , Work experience , Workplaces

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Select a free English topic from the 100+ topics available

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English topics - select an ESL EFL topic for learners: divided into categories or age ranges. Categories include family, body, world, etc. for ages 5 to 16+

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Each topic has 10 pictures (Beginner) or 20 pictures (Intermediate) with their accompanying written texts and spoken English recordings. There are 56 Beginner topics and 58 Intermediate topics to choose from. All the topics are free to use. They are suitable for adults, students and children starting to learn English as a second language.

Each item in a topic consists of the text (both the written English text and an audio recording of a English person speaking the word / words) with a picture that illustrates that item. The illustrations are very simply and nicely drawn so there will be no confusion as to what is being shown. The texts are available to see and hear on all product pages in this brown info sign below the main interface.

The language for each topic is carefully selected to match the language of the curriculum for English as a second language. This means that if you are at school you should see the same language you are learning there for any particular subject.

Once a topic is selected at the beginning of a session at English Activities it will be remembered when you move between games and other activities. So you only need to choose a topic once and can then do multiple lessons, play multiple games and take multiple tests without having to select your subject topic again.

There are currently 56 Beginner topics and 58 Intermediate topics to choose from. These range from single English words (for instance "Body - parts of the body" or "Food - fruit"), short phrases (eg. "Time - what time is it?") to whole sentences ("People - appearance", "Home - helping at home"). An example topic is given below:

Parts of the body

See the help box below for instructions on choosing a topic here at English Activities.

English topics English lessons English games English tests English vocabulary

How to choose your English topic at English Activities

Click on the "1. Start" button in the top navigation bar - that brings you to this topic selection page. On the topic selection page you will see that the topic selection is divided up in different ways:

1. Beginner or Intermediate (the arrow at the bottom of the red sign)

2. By whether they contain words or sentences (second column)

3. Into simple categories (right hand of page)

Choose either Beginner or Intermediate level topics in the red sign. Now the categories for that level will load. Click on any sign to view the topics that fit the category description. For example, if you choose the Beginner category 'Animals' you will see a choice of two topics: "Animals - pets" and "Animals - farm". When you click on the name of the topic, the pictures, writing and spoken English for that topic will load (once the topic has loaded it will be available for all activities and will not have to be loaded again).

With the topic loaded you can choose whether to proceed with the lesson for that topic, or to go straight to the games page.

The 56 beginner topics are:
Activity - daily routine , Activity - hobbies , Activity - holidays , Activity - sports , Animals - farm , Animals - pets , Body - hair colour and style , Body - parts of the body , Body - the head , Colours , Family - members , Family - my siblings , Food - drinks and snacks , Food - fruit , Food - groceries , Food - restaurant , Food - vegetables , Go - means of transport , Go - on holiday , Go - where? , Go - which way? , Grammar - adjectives 1 , Grammar - adjectives 2 , Grammar - prepositions 1 , Grammar - prepositions 2 , Grammar - verbs 1 , Grammar - verbs 2 , Home - helping at home 1 , Home - helping at home 2 , Home - in the garden , Home - my room , Home - rooms in the house , Numbers - 1 to 10 , Numbers - 11 to 20 , Numbers - to 100 (1) , Numbers - to 100 (2) , People - appearance , People - clothes 1 , People - clothes 2 , People - health problems , People - jobs , People - portraits , Place - homes , Place - meeting places , Place - places in town , Place - shops , Place - where I live , School - activities , School - classroom objects , School - subjects , Time - autumn and winter , Time - spring and summer , Time - what time is it? , World - environment , World - European countries , World - weather

The 58 intermediate topics are:
Accommodation , Adjectives , An accident , Appearance , Bathroom , Bedroom , Cafe , Calendar , Clothes , Colours , Countries , Daily routine , Dining room , Dwellings , Eating and drinking , European countries , Facial features , Family members , Fruit and veg , Garden , Getting there , Groceries , Health problems , Helping at home , Hobbies A , Hobbies B , Holiday activities , Holiday places , Jobs , Kitchen items , Living room , Lost property , Means of transport , Measurement , Media , Meeting places , Numbers to 100 , Numbers to 20 , On the table , Parts of the body , Pets , Places , Places in town , Prepositions , Rooms , School subjects , School uniform , Shops , Signs , Sports , The Classroom , The environment , Time , Verbs , Weather , Which way , Work experience , Workplaces

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Select a free English topic from the 100+ topics available

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English topics - select an ESL EFL topic for learners: divided into categories or age ranges. Categories include family, body, world, etc. for ages 5 to 16+

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13 ESL EFL games to learn English free online with audio

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Games to learn English for kids and adult ESL EFL beginners at home or in school. 13 fun games to improve your English vocabulary and pronunciation

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13 ESL EFL games to learn English free online with audio

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Games to learn English for kids and adult ESL EFL beginners at home or in school. 13 fun games to improve your English vocabulary and pronunciation

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13 ESL EFL games to learn English free online with audio

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Games to learn English for kids and adult ESL EFL beginners at home or in school. 13 fun games to improve your English vocabulary and pronunciation

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13 ESL EFL games to learn English free online with audio

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Games to learn English for kids and adult ESL EFL beginners at home or in school. 13 fun games to improve your English vocabulary and pronunciation

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Pelmanism game to learn Vegetables in English for primary free

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Learn Vegetables in English for primary with our Free Pelmanism English learning game: match pictures to English texts with audio to learn English and have fun

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match the pictures and verbs.

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Write the verbs under the picture.

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Matching

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Writing

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Writing

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Write sentences: I like........

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Reading

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Do you like.....?

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Capital letters

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Writing: capital letters and the alphabet

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Writing: capital letters and the alphabet

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sentences

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Match the letters and pictures

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Writing upper and lower case letters

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The English Alphabet - Drag and Drop The Upper Case Letters

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An interactive online matching exercise to help adult ESOL beginners and English students learn and recognise upper case letters of English alphabet. Complete the gaps in the alphabet by dragging the missing capital letters into the table. Part of a free online lesson for ESOL Entry One emerging students and other English beginners, mapped to the UK national curriculum.

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English for Beginners - Put The Lower Case Letters of The Alphabet In Order

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An interactive online matching exercise to help adult ESOL learners and other English beginners learn to sequence the letters of the English alphabet. Rearrange the jumbled alphabet tiles on the puzzle grid and put them in the correct sequence. Part of a free, mobile friendly online lesson for ESOL Entry One emerging students, mapped to the UK curriculum.