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Tell me about yourself! Introduce yourself in English with EASE!

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How to Improve Your English Speaking Skills (by Yourself)

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English Grammar Games

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Complete the sentence with the appropriate Question word (Who, when, why... etc.)

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Free English Grammar Games about Question Words - Juego de Gramática Inglesa acerca de como hacer Preguntas

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Yes/No questions - Word order - Online Exercise

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Word order in yes/no questions on English - Online Exercise

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CHOOSE ONE INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN TO COMPLETE THE QUESTIONS

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Is there/Are there – Questions and Answers in English

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Is there - are there - Questions and Answers in English

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is there, are there, Questions and Answers in English - Singular and Plural - Online Exercise

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ESL, English as a Second Language exercises, common phrases grammar exercise.

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Scrambled Sentences for ESL Students - Conversation Questions

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Physical Descriptions - Free English Vocabulary Games

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English Vocabulary Game about Physical Descriptions - Juego de descripciones fisicas en Inglés

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Match these adjectives describing personality with the pictures. Then press "Check"..

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English Vocabulary Quiz - Countries & Nationalities

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DAILY ROUTINES 2: PERSONAL HYGIENE AND JOBS IN THE HOME
An exercise by Montse Morales

Write a verb in the infinitive and a complement if necessary, then press "Check".

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DAILY ROUTINES 2: PERSONAL HYGIENE AND JOBS IN THE HOME

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Decide whether the words express positive or negative feelings.

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Online multiple-choice quiz on vocabulary for common health problems in English. Includes illnesses, injuries and symptoms.

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GV038 - Confusing Words

Gap-fill exercise

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Stress and fitness

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1. New to America from Asia 3.2 (Grade Level)
2. A Haircut Every 2 Weeks 3.3
3. Yardman Mows and Blows 3.3
4. Grab Your Umbrellas 2.3
5. Finds Bargains at Thrift Shop 3.3
6. Horses to Ride till Thrown 2.0
7. Does "Garlic" Mean Garlic? 4.5
8. A Shampoo Shower Injury 2.6
9. Pete's Too Sharp Knife 3.2
10. WWW Provider Overbills Him 6.0
11. A Good Hot Dog Sandwich 3.5
12. BF Causes Her Stomachache 3.0
13. Please Marry Me! 2.6
14. Weekly Laundry Day 5.9
15. Noisy Neighbor Quiets Down 2.4
16. The New‐Realtor Blues 4.3
17. Fire Alarm Hurts Her Ears 5.3
18. Eddie's Short Visit to Betty 2.9
19. Carbon Monoxide Kills 5.2
20. An Exciting Visit to Asia 3.8
21."South Park" School Boys 5.2
22. Loose Button Gets Sewn 3.5
23. Paper Pile Grows and Goes 3.1
24. Brushing and Flossing Time 4.4
25. Raising the Kids Right 4.0
26. A Clean Toilet Bowl 4.0
27. Love Note to His Girlfriend 2.4
28. Spock Saves His Dad 5.7
29. Hawk Attacks Hang-Glider 3.5
30. A Daytime Robbery in LA 3.5
31. Loves to Ride Motorcycle 4.0
32. Breakup and Heartbreak 2.8
33. Beautiful, Famous Model Dies 6.2
34. Shopping Carts on Lawns 4.6
35. Four Slit Throats in Italy 6.7
36. Trick or Treat Attack 5.5
37. A Jealous Girlfriend 2.2
38. Snowstorms Hit NY Towns 4.2
39. Another Jealous Girlfriend 2.6
40. She Loves Her Son 5.2
41. Examines Her for Stomach Pain 5.3
42. Hospitals Can Make You Sick 6.5
43. English Is So Hard 3.2
44. Hollywood Stars and Tourists 6.6
45. GEICO's TV Lizard 6.2
46. Law and Order in LA? 6.8
47. No Welcome Mat for Iraqis 8.2
48. Have You Seen This Man? 6.5
49. LA Traffic Report 6.5
50. LA Radio News 7.3
51. Trash Truck Misses Pick‐Up 5.1
52. Her First Driving Accident 4.0
53. You're Not a Good Principal 7.4
54. I Got You Covered, Honey 5.5
55. Paris Goes to Jail in LA 8.2
56. A Year with No TV 5.2
57. Let's Buy Some Paint 3.5
58. I Need Water for My Clients 5.8
59. Time to Put Pets to Sleep 4.4
60. Where Is That Darn Battery? 4.8
61. If You Really Love Me 3.9
62. A Big Cash Wedding Gift (1) 4.7
63. A Big Cash Wedding Gift (2) 3.3
64. Tiger Trainer Wins at Poker 6.3
65. Few Visits to Her Open House 5.9
66. London Car Bombs Are Duds 5.8
67. Wedding Card Inspires Ire 5.1
68. Scallop Dinner No Winner 4.2
69. You're Not My Dad 3.5
70. Senator Enjoys His Diapers 8.5
71. Shopping at 99 Cents Store 4.5
72. Betting Big in Vegas 4.3
73. Homes Priced to Sell! 6.9
74. Handyman to Fix Sinks 4.4
75. Wife Too Busy for Grandma 3.8
76. Husband Dies in Hotel Pool 5.0
77. Balloon Ablaze in Canada 7.3
78. Man's Best Friend vs. NFL 8.8
79. Utah Coal Mine Claims Six 8.2
80. Grumpy Checker like Robot 6.6
81. CA DMV: Fix Polluting Cars 6.7
82. Tries to Chat Up "Neighbor" 5.1
83. Suspicious Shoppers at Mall 2.7
84. Death Is Part of Life 4.3
85. Taggers' Pal Shoots Grandma 4.5
86. Crime on the Rise in LA 5.0
87. Judges Too Soft on Crime 6.6
88. Pluto Chases Kid at Disneyland 5.0
89. Arm Wrestlers in Harm's Way 7.6
90."Semper Buy" Insult to Marine 8.1

No Respect for Greek Arsonist 6.7
92. Dreams about His Drowning (1) 3.9
93. Dreams about His Drowning (2) 2.4
94. She Nixes Hubby's Egypt Trip 5.2
95. No More Sugar for NYC Seniors 6.8
96. Makes Deal behind Her Back 4.3
97. Snakebite on Mountain Trail 4.1
98. She Could Have Saved Elvis 4.9
99. He Calls Cops re Bad Pot 2.8
100. Surfer Survives Shark Attack 3.9
101. Forbidden Love in Hospital 4.7
102. Interstate Bridge Fails, 10 Die 7.6
103. Stop Selling Cute Bunnies 8.2
104. Actor Tries to Kill Himself 7.7
105. Senator Says He's Not Gay 5.7
106. E. Coli Is Everywhere 8.4
107. Influenza Sickens One Billion 9.3
108. Job Sickens Hospital Orderly (1) 7.9
109. Job Sickens Hospital Orderly (2) 5.5
110. Pretty Flowers Anger Wife 5.9
111. Pet Dog Inherits Millions 6.4
112. Ill Man Holds Staff Hostage 6.7
113. Boy Defends Sister, Baby 7.0
114. Remember Me from Restaurant? 3.8
115. The Way to a Man's Heart 2.3
116. Stick Ship to Circle World 5.3
117. LA Passes Dog-Barking Law 6.6
118. Man Flies 200 Miles in Chair (1) 3.0
119. Man Flies 200 Miles in Chair (2) 3.8
120. Cleaning a Dirty Plate-Oops! 3.4
121. Free Car Wash with Driving Lesson 4.6
122. Hurricane Dean Fizzles in Cancun 6.7
123. Adventurer Vanishes into Thin Air 7.1
124. PCC Nursing Student Disappears 5.5
125. Everyone Loves Yellow Bananas 6.4
126. Entire Office Smells like Chicken 7.6
127. Discount Wedding, Tough Steak (1) 6.9
128. Discount Wedding, Tough Steak (2) 4.4
129. Aloof Waiter Gets Sensible Tip 4.0
130. Your Country Thanks, Bills You 7.0
131. Infamous D.B. Cooper Lives On (1) 5.3
132. Infamous D.B. Cooper Lives On (2) 6.0
133. I Drink, but I'm No Alcoholic! 3.5
134. 48 Homes Burn near Malibu (1) 6.7
135. 48 Homes Burn near Malibu (2) 6.3
136. Drought Drags On, Dries Out GA 8.0
137. Gasping for Breath in the MRI 6.2
138. Sister's Body's in the Barrel (1) 5.1
139. Sister's Body's in the Barrel (2) 5.0
140. Phony Red Meat, Real Gray Water 8.1
141. He Seeks Tune to Curb Barking 5.9
142. Rare Tiger Kills Common Drunks (1) 4.7
143. Rare Tiger Kills Common Drunks (2) 7.4
144. Red Flowers Make Her See Red 3.9
145. Stolen Bucks at Starbucks 6.9
146. A Play, or a Movie? Neither! (1) 3.2
147. A Play, or a Movie? Neither! (2) 3.9
148. Toilet Tank Almost Overfills (1) 3.4
149. Toilet Tank Almost Overfills (2) 4.7
150. Miss Mugs Mall Santa 4.5
151. Illegal Apt. Fire Kills Two 7.4
152. Police Arrest Canyon "Arsonists" 7.5
153. He Escapes Jury Duty, Exults (1) 4.9
154. He Escapes Jury Duty, Exults (2) 6.6
155. How Do You Celebrate New Year's? 7.0
156. Man Leaves $50K to Waitress (1) 4.9
157. Man Leaves $50K to Waitress (2) 5.5
158. CA: 50% of Students Will Drop Out 7.3
159. Retailers Love Black Friday 6.7
160. JFK Death: Facts in Dispute 10.3
161. Just Enough Fuel to Land Safely 7.5
162. Clap Thrice for The Clapper 5.8
163. TB Kills 2 Million Yearly 7.9
164. Old Dogs Become Young Again 4.1
165. Ham and Eggplant-Hold the Ham 3.4
166. Boyfriend Harms Her Eardrum (1) 1.9
167. Boyfriend Harms Her Eardrum (2) 5.1
168. Drug Dealers Use Subs, Cannon 11.0
169. Searches for Husband in Iran (1) 6.5
170. Searches for Husband in Iran (2) 4.9
171. Hiker Sets Trap for Cyclists 4.4
172. Scrooge Brings Christmas Gift (1) 3.3
173. Scrooge Brings Christmas Gift (2) 2.9
174. His Haircut Leaves Her Cold (1) 3.2
175. His Haircut Leaves Her Cold (2) 5.7
176. Daylight Robbery in Mall Lot (1) 4.1
177. Daylight Robbery in Mall Lot (2) 5.7
178. Driving Lesson Scares Them Both (1) 3.4
179. Driving Lesson Scares Them Both (2) 4.7
180. Disappointing Move to Georgia (1) 5.7

Disappointing Move to Georgia (2) 5.4
182. She'll Get Job in Restaurant 5.1
183. Brothers Clean Up River (1) 5.8
184. Brothers Clean Up River (2) 7.5 (Grade Level)
185. Bad Blood at Coffee Shop 3.9
186. God: Open Door, Feed Flies (1) 3.3
187. God: Open Door, Feed Flies (2) 1.9
188. Safe Car for Girlfriend's Son (1) 4.7
189. Safe Car for Girlfriend's Son (2) 4.2
190. Small Boy Sets Big Fire 6.9
191. TV, Movie Writers to Strike 6.5
192. Court: Killer Must Die Painlessly 3.9
193. He: Fraud; She: Little White Lie 3.2
194. So You Want to Be a CA Juror 5.6
195. Fat Lip for Golfing Doctor (1) 4.0
196. Fat Lip for Golfing Doctor (2) 2.7
197. He Invents Toilet for Cars 5.3
198. Chimps Attack Delhi Florist 5.1
199. Pasta Meal, Hershey Dessert (1) 5.3
200. Pasta Meal, Hershey Dessert (2) 5.0
201. Sara Buys New Toaster 4.7
202. Coffee in Lap at Drive-Thru 8.0
203. Cow Saves Drenched Owner 6.2
204. Drunk Crashes, Taken to Jail 7.3
205. Bullet in Knee, Cane in Hand 5.0
206. Cop Chase Ends in LA 7.4
207. Piano Tuner Wins, Loses Big 6.5
208. Inmates Free Guards, Get Sweets 9.2
209. Loser's Pig Gets Hot Tomatoes 6.4
210. Goats Eat City's Brush, Trash 6.5
211. Seeks Her Cat, Rents Billboard 5.5
212. Man Hoards Library Books 3.4
213. He Needs New Disposal (1) 6.0
214. He Needs New Disposal (2) 6.2
215. Pickpockets, Burglars, Thieves 6.1
216. Kids, Easter Eggs, Easter Bunny 6.1
217. Couple Too Clean for Hotel 7.3
218. Dog's Poop Costs Her $100 3.7
219. Prof's Book Cheaper for Pupils 7.4
220. Old, Ill Couple Die at Home 5.8
221. Turtle and Dove Store Opens 6.8
222. Mayor Denies "Cowlision" 3.3
223. SoCal Gas Prices: New High 7.0
224. 75K Go to LA Book Festival 7.9
225. Housing Prices Soar Nationwide 6.4
226. Happy and Unhappy Renters 5.7
227. Crack Crew Cleans Creek Crud 7.4
228. Co. Clones Cats Now, Dogs Next 6.8
229. Beach Home Rentals Good, Bad 8.6
230. Drought, Trees Up Fire Threat 6.6
231. Vegas Card-Counter Writes Book 8.5
232. Park Reopens after Rock Slides 7.4
233. City Swim Classes Begin 5.8
234. Seniors: Think Young, Stay Young 8.5
235. Federal Program: $5M for Homeless 8.4
236. Tenants Watch Building Burn 6.1
237. Tub Bath: Honey, Syrup, H2O 4.5
238. 200 Bags of Fresh Blood 6.6
239. Peru, Navajo at City Art Fair 8.0
240. Bike Thefts at 30-Year Low 6.2
241. Bank Robber Waves Grenade 4.8
242. Immigration Goes Online in LA 7.9
243. He Fixes Screen Door Lock 5.8
244. AC Unit Goes South in Heat 6.4
245. His Spray Removes All Calories 8.2
246. Man Shoots Up Post Office 4.8
247. Loses Dime, Finds Priceless Murals 5.6
248. Big Rig Plows into Pier 9.3
249. Chief Wants VidCams in Cars 6.9
250. A 'C'?! Schoolgirl Sues School 5.1
251. SUV Launches CHP Officer 6.9
252. Babysitter Kisses BF, Tot Drowns 8.4
253."Ex"-Smoker Dies in House Fire 6.5
254. Plane Hits Empty Bedroom 5.8
255. Expert: How to Catch Girls 3.2
256. A Bullet and a Xmas Tree 6.2
257. Jilted Nurse Puts BF on Ice 5.7
258. Captains Save Anglers, Lose Fins 6.3
259. Mystery Fluid, Mystery Woman 3.8
260. She "Lost" Winning Ticket 6.3
261. B-Ball Player Wins, Dances, Dies 7.9
262. USDA: Fries Are "Fresh Veggies" 8.0
263. Golfer Speeds to Clubhouse 4.1
264. Twins at Playboy's Deathbed 4.8
265. Gassy Plan to Evade Jury Duty 5.0
266. She Knows Way to a Man's Heart 4.7
267. Pre-Teen Seeks Mature BF 3.9
268. Fishing Trip to Big Bear, CA 6.4
269. Vegan Activists Derail Cow Train 8.1
270.$10K Reward for $100K Guitar 6.7

Killer Stepmom Kills Self 7.4
272. Pretty Teacher Has Other Plans 3.8
273. LA Gangs Use Guns, Knives 5.7
274. Driver Smokes Pot, Gets Busted 4.2
275. Cancer? White Spot on Tongue 3.6
276. She Loves Him Too Much 1.5
277. Doc's Kids Enjoy Arguing 5.3
278. Billionaire to Ruin 'Hood 4.4
279. Sisters: Let's Go to Vegas! 4.8
280. Squirrel Hisses at Golfer 5.8
281. Dad Goes to War for Baby 4.7
282. English Lesson Is Confusing 5.6
283. He Preps for Bike Ride 4.3
284. Afternoon Swim at FL Beach 4.4
285. Park Goes to the Dogs 4.6
286. Finds Carburetor in Junk Yard 5.4
287. Plant Manager Is Mean Troll 3.9
288. Beware Scalpers at Ball Park 3.1
289. Job Interview Ends Poorly 4.8
290. Seeks Stephen King Book 4.4
291. Cancer Fells Self-Made Gal 4.4
292. Donates Old, $‐Eating, Gassy Car 6.1
293. He Invites Student to Dinner 3.3
294. Uncle Dies in Bathroom 3.6
295. She Discards Uncle's Memento 3.8
296. Schoolboys Swipe Store Sweets 3.0
297. Guard: Leave Our Beach Now! 3.3
298. Worker Testy with Customer 4.7
299. After 30 Years, He Goes, She Goes 4.0
300. Judge Makes Lawyer Pay 5.3
301."Computertle" Needs Caffeine (1) 4.7
302."Computertle" Needs Caffeine (2) 3.6
303. Book Sense, Not Street 4.0
304. The Flu Wants You! 7.5
305. Magician "Hires" Babes 9.0
306. Drug Dealers vs. Fed Agents 7.5
307. Body Shop after Body Drop 4.5
308. Happy Anniversary, I Think 2.9
309."Plop!" Goes a.m. LA Times 4.8
310. Mean Manager Gets New Job 4.4
311. She Trades Bad Pork for Trout 3.4
312. Don't Eat the Meat 9.1
313. There's Gold in That Copper 8.6
314. Driving Lesson Irks Son (1) 3.2
315. Driving Lesson Irks Son (2) 4.6
316. Intruder in Laundry Room (1) 4.3
317. Intruder in Laundry Room (2) 3.5
318. CD Set of Love Songs (1) 6.0
319. CD Set of Love Songs (2) 3.8
320. She Suspects Boyfriend 5.3
321. She Shops for New Tops (1) 3.5
322. She Shops for New Tops (2) 3.4
323. Inmates Hate Nutraloaf 7.2
324. U.S. Outsources Passports 8.6
325. The Demanding Teen Son 4.1
326. She Pays Ex-BF Back 4.5
327. Bus Strikes Young Mom 4.9
328. Wants to Start Family 5.5
329. Priest Ascends with Balloons 6.2
330. Video Clerk Is All Business 4.8
331. IRS: $963, Plus Interest 7.0
332. Fire Nears Sierra Madre (1) 7.0
333. Fire Nears Sierra Madre (2) 5.3
334. Seeks HEPA Filter for Vac (1) 5.8
335. Seeks HEPA Filter for Vac (2) 5.8
336. Damages Their Rental Car (1) 5.8
337. Damages Their Rental Car (2) 6.3
338. Marathoner Cheats, Wins Race 6.8
339. Comic "Honors" G.W. Bush 8.4
340. Boy Saves Classmates on Bus 7.4
341. GF: Don't Veneer Your Teeth 4.5
342. Govt Can Take Your Land 7.9
343. New Law for LA Taco Trucks 6.7
344. She Has a Horrible Face (1) 5.9
345. She Has a Horrible Face (2) 5.1
346. Overcharged, Gets Item Free (1) 5.8
347. Overcharged, Gets Item Free (2) 5.4
348. GF to BF: Shut Your Mouth 4.2
349. TSA Revises Jewelry Regs (1) 3.4
350. TSA Revises Jewelry Regs (2) 7.0
351. Pregnant Teen Tells Boyfriend 3.0
352. CA Court: Same-Sex Wedlock OK 10.3
353. Destroy Spire, Build Museum 7.7
354. Be Nicer to Your Brother 5.7
355. CA Shields Public from Pups 9.2
356. Malibu Mayor OKs Paparazzi 7.8
357. Myanmar Cyclone Kills 40K 6.7
358. GF: I'm Moving to NYC 3.3
359. Am I Having a Heart Attack? (1) 3.4
360. Am I Having a Heart Attack? (2) 3.1
361. Young Golf Pro Wins Masters 7.6
362. Helps Old Man at Airport 3.6
363. Feds Threaten WWII Vet 5.4
364. Let's Speak English in Class 5.0
365. GF: I'm Having Bad Dreams 2.3

Teachers: All 365 stories above ↑ are in order from easiest (1.5) to hardest (11.0) below ↓ (per MS Word's Readability Statistics). Mike, April 27, 2019

She Loves Him Too Much 1.5
166. Boyfriend Harms Her Eardrum (1) 1.9
187. God: Open Door, Feed Flies (2) 1.9
6. Horses to Ride till Thrown 2.0
37. A Jealous Girlfriend 2.2
4. Grab Your Umbrellas 2.3
115. The Way to a Man's Heart 2.3
365. GF: I'm Having Bad reams 2.3
15. Noisy Neighbor Quiets Down 2.4
27. Love Note to His Girlfriend 2.4
93. Dreams about His Drowning (2) 2.4
8. A Shampoo Shower Injury 2.6
13. Please Marry Me! 2.6
39. Another Jealous Girlfriend 2.6
83. Suspicious Shoppers at Mall 2.7
196. Fat Lip for Golfing Doctor (2) 2.7
32. Breakup and Heartbreak 2.8
99. He Calls Cops re Bad Pot 2.8
18. Eddie's Short Visit to Betty 2.9
173. Scrooge Brings Christmas Gift (2) 2.9
308. Happy Anniversary, I Think 2.9
12. BF Causes Her Stomachache 3.0
118. Man Flies 200 Miles in Chair (1) 3.0
296. Schoolboys Swipe Store Sweets 3.0
351. Pregnant Teen Tells Boyfriend 3.0
23. Paper Pile Grows and Goes 3.1
288. Beware Scalpers at Ball Park 3.1
360. Am I Having a Heart Attack? (2) 3.1
1. New to America from Asia 3.2 (Grade Level)
9. Pete's Too Sharp Knife 3.2
43. English Is So Hard 3.2
146. A Play, or a Movie? Neither! (1) 3.2
174. His Haircut Leaves Her Cold (1) 3.2
193. He: Fraud; She: Little White Lie 3.2
255. Expert: How to Catch Girls 3.2
314. Driving Lesson Irks Son (1) 3.2
2. A Haircut Every 2 Weeks 3.3
3. Yardman Mows and Blows 3.3
5. Finds Bargains at Thrift Shop 3.3
63. A Big Cash Wedding Gift (2) 3.3
172. Scrooge Brings Christmas Gift (1) 3.3
186. God: Open Door, Feed Flies (1) 3.3
222. Mayor Denies "Cowlision" 3.3
293. He Invites Student to Dinner 3.3
297. Guard: Leave Our Beach Now! 3.3
358. GF: I'm Moving to NYC 3.3
120. Cleaning a Dirty Plate-Oops! 3.4
148. Toilet Tank Almost Overfills (1) 3.4
165. Ham and Eggplant-Hold the Ham 3.4
178. Driving Lesson Scares Them Both (1) 3.4
212. Man Hoards Library Books 3.4
311. She Trades Bad Pork for Trout 3.4
322. She Shops for New Tops (2) 3.4
349. TSA Revises Jewelry Regs (1) 3.4
359. Am I Having a Heart Attack? (1) 3.4
11. A Good Hot Dog Sandwich 3.5
22. Loose Button Gets Sewn 3.5
29. Hawk Attacks Hang-Glider 3.5
30. A Daytime Robbery in LA 3.5
57. Let's Buy Some Paint 3.5
69. You're Not My Dad 3.5
133. I Drink, but I'm No Alcoholic! 3.5
317. Intruder in Laundry Room (2) 3.5
321. She Shops for New Tops (1) 3.5
275. Cancer? White Spot on Tongue 3.6
294. Uncle Dies in Bathroom 3.6
302."Computertle" Needs Caffeine (2) 3.6
362. Helps Old Man at Airport 3.6
218. Dog's Poop Costs Her $100 3.7
20. An Exciting Visit to Asia 3.8
75. Wife Too Busy for Grandma 3.8
114. Remember Me from Restaurant? 3.8
119. Man Flies 200 Miles in Chair (2) 3.8
259. Mystery Fluid, Mystery Woman 3.8
272. Pretty Teacher Has Other Plans 3.8
295. She Discards Uncle's Memento 3.8
319. CD Set of Love Songs (2) 3.8
61. If You Really Love Me 3.9
92. Dreams about His Drowning (1) 3.9
100. Surfer Survives Shark Attack 3.9
144. Red Flowers Make Her See Red 3.9
147. A Play, or a Movie? Neither! (2) 3.9
185. Bad Blood at Coffee Shop 3.9
192. Court: Killer Must Die Painlessly 3.9
267. Pre-Teen Seeks Mature BF 3.9
287. Plant Manager Is Mean Troll 3.9
25. Raising the Kids Right 4.0
26. A Clean Toilet Bowl 4.0
31. Loves to Ride Motorcycle 4.0
52. Her First Driving Accident 4.0
Aloof Waiter Gets Sensible Tip 4.0
195. Fat Lip for Golfing Doctor (1) 4.0
299. After 30 Years, He Goes, She Goes 4.0
303. Book Sense, Not Street 4.0
97. Snakebite on Mountain Trail 4.1
164. Old Dogs Become Young Again 4.1
176. Daylight Robbery in Mall Lot (1) 4.1
263. Golfer Speeds to Clubhouse 4.1
325. The Demanding Teen Son 4.1
38. Snowstorms Hit NY Towns 4.2
68. Scallop Dinner No Winner 4.2
189. Safe Car for Girlfriend's Son (2) 4.2
274. Driver Smokes Pot, Gets Busted 4.2
348. GF to BF: Shut Your Mouth 4.2
16. The New‐Realtor Blues 4.3
72. Betting Big in Vegas 4.3
84. Death Is Part of Life 4.3
96. Makes Deal behind Her Back 4.3
283. He Preps for Bike Ride 4.3
316. Intruder in Laundry Room (1) 4.3
24. Brushing and Flossing Time 4.4
59. Time to Put Pets to Sleep 4.4
74. Handyman to Fix Sinks 4.4
128. Discount Wedding, Tough Steak (2) 4.4
171. Hiker Sets Trap for Cyclists 4.4
278. Billionaire to Ruin 'Hood 4.4
284. Afternoon Swim at FL Beach 4.4
290. Seeks Stephen King Book 4.4
291. Cancer Fells Self-Made Gal 4.4
310. Mean Manager Gets New Job 4.4
7. Does "Garlic" Mean Garlic? 4.5
71. Shopping at 99 Cents Store 4.5
85. Taggers' Pal Shoots Grandma 4.5
150. Miss Mugs Mall Santa 4.5
237. Tub Bath: Honey, Syrup, H2O 4.5
307. Body Shop after Body Drop 4.5
326. She Pays Ex-BF Back 4.5
341. GF: Don't Veneer Your Teeth 4.5
34. Shopping Carts on Lawns 4.6
121. Free Car Wash with Driving Lesson 4.6
285. Park Goes to the Dogs 4.6
315. Driving Lesson Irks Son (2) 4.6
62. A Big Cash Wedding Gift (1) 4.7
101. Forbidden Love in Hospital 4.7
142. Rare Tiger Kills Common Drunks (1) 4.7
149. Toilet Tank Almost Overfills (2) 4.7
179. Driving Lesson Scares Them Both (2) 4.7
188. Safe Car for Girlfriend's Son (1) 4.7
201. Sara Buys New Toaster 4.7
266. She Knows Way to a Man's Heart 4.7
281. Dad Goes to War for Baby 4.7
298. Worker Testy with Customer 4.7
301."Computertle" Needs Caffeine (1) 4.7
60. Where Is That Darn Battery? 4.8
241. Bank Robber Waves Grenade 4.8
246. Man Shoots Up Post Office 4.8
264. Twins at Playboy's Deathbed 4.8
279. Sisters: Let's Go to Vegas! 4.8
289. Job Interview Ends Poorly 4.8
309."Plop!" Goes a.m. LA Times 4.8
330. Video Clerk Is All Business 4.8
98. She Could Have Saved Elvis 4.9
153. He Escapes Jury Duty, Exults (1) 4.9
156. Man Leaves $50K to Waitress (1) 4.9
170. Searches for Husband in Iran (2) 4.9
327. Bus Strikes Young Mom 4.9
76. Husband Dies in Hotel Pool 5.0
86. Crime on the Rise in LA 5.0
88. Pluto Chases Kid at Disneyland 5.0
139. Sister's Body's in the Barrel (2) 5.0
200. Pasta Meal, Hershey Dessert (2) 5.0
205. Bullet in Knee, Cane in Hand 5.0
265. Gassy Plan to Evade Jury Duty 5.0
364. Let's Speak English in Class 5.0
51. Trash Truck Misses Pick‐Up 5.1
67. Wedding Card Inspires Ire 5.1
82. Tries to Chat Up "Neighbor" 5.1
138. Sister's Body's in the Barrel (1) 5.1
167. Boyfriend Harms Her Eardrum (2) 5.1
182. She'll Get Job in Restaurant 5.1
198. Chimps Attack Delhi Florist 5.1
250. A 'C'?! Schoolgirl Sues School 5.1
345. She Has a Horrible Face (2) 5.1
19. Carbon Monoxide Kills 5.2
21."South Park" School Boys 5.2
40. She Loves Her Son 5.2
56. A Year with No TV 5.2
94. She Nixes Hubby's Egypt Trip 5.2
17. Fire Alarm Hurts Her Ears 5.3
41. Examines Her for Stomach Pain 5.3
116. Stick Ship to Circle World 5.3

Infamous D.B. Cooper Lives On (1) 5.3
197. He Invents Toilet for Cars 5.3
199. Pasta Meal, Hershey Dessert (1) 5.3
277. Doc's Kids Enjoy Arguing 5.3
300. Judge Makes Lawyer Pay 5.3
320. She Suspects Boyfriend 5.3
333. Fire Nears Sierra Madre (2) 5.3
181. Disappointing Move to Georgia (2) 5.4
286. Finds Carburetor in Junk Yard 5.4
347. Overcharged, Gets Item Free (2) 5.4
363. Feds Threaten WWII Vet 5.4
36. Trick or Treat Attack 5.5
54. I Got You Covered, Honey 5.5
109. Job Sickens Hospital Orderly (2) 5.5
124. PCC Nursing Student Disappears 5.5
157. Man Leaves $50K to Waitress (2) 5.5
211. Seeks Her Cat, Rents Billboard 5.5
328. Wants to Start Family 5.5
194. So You Want to Be a CA Juror 5.6
247. Loses Dime, Finds Priceless Murals 5.6
282. English Lesson Is Confusing 5.6
28. Spock Saves His Dad 5.7
105. Senator Says He's Not Gay 5.7
175. His Haircut Leaves Her Cold (2) 5.7
177. Daylight Robbery in Mall Lot (2) 5.7
180. Disappointing Move to Georgia (1) 5.7
226. Happy and Unhappy Renters 5.7
257. Jilted Nurse Puts BF on Ice 5.7
273. LA Gangs Use Guns, Knives 5.7
354. Be Nicer to Your Brother 5.7
58. I Need Water for My Clients 5.8
66. London Car Bombs Are Duds 5.8
162. Clap Thrice for The Clapper 5.8
183. Brothers Clean Up River (1) 5.8
220. Old, Ill Couple Die at Home 5.8
233. City Swim Classes Begin 5.8
243. He Fixes Screen Door Lock 5.8
254. Plane Hits Empty Bedroom 5.8
280. Squirrel Hisses at Golfer 5.8
334. Seeks HEPA Filter for Vac (1) 5.8
335. Seeks HEPA Filter for Vac (2) 5.8
336. Damages Their Rental Car (1) 5.8
346. Overcharged, Gets Item Free (1) 5.8
14. Weekly Laundry Day 5.9
65. Few Visits to Her Open House 5.9
110. Pretty Flowers Anger Wife 5.9
141. He Seeks Tune to Curb Barking 5.9
344. She Has a Horrible Face (1) 5.9
10. WWW Provider Overbills Him 6.0
132. Infamous D.B. Cooper Lives On (2) 6.0
213. He Needs New Disposal (1) 6.0
318. CD Set of Love Songs (1) 6.0
215. Pickpockets, Burglars, Thieves 6.1
216. Kids, Easter Eggs, Easter Bunny 6.1
236. Tenants Watch Building Burn 6.1
292. Donates Old, $‐Eating, Gassy Car 6.1
33. Beautiful, Famous Model Dies 6.2
45. GEICO's TV Lizard 6.2
137. Gasping for Breath in the MRI 6.2
203. Cow Saves Drenched Owner 6.2
214. He Needs New Disposal (2) 6.2
240. Bike Thefts at 30-Year Low 6.2
256. A Bullet and a Xmas Tree 6.2
329. Priest Ascends with Balloons 6.2
64. Tiger Trainer Wins at Poker 6.3
135. 48 Homes Burn near Malibu (2) 6.3
258. Captains Save Anglers, Lose Fins 6.3
260. She "Lost" Winning Ticket 6.3
337. Damages Their Rental Car (2) 6.3
111. Pet Dog Inherits Millions 6.4
125. Everyone Loves Yellow Bananas 6.4
209. Loser's Pig Gets Hot Tomatoes 6.4
225. Housing Prices Soar Nationwide 6.4
244. AC Unit Goes South in Heat 6.4
268. Fishing Trip to Big Bear, CA 6.4
42. Hospitals Can Make You Sick 6.5
169. Searches for Husband in Iran (1) 6.5
191. TV, Movie Writers to Strike 6.5
207. Piano Tuner Wins, Loses Big 6.5
210. Goats Eat City's Brush, Trash 6.5
253."Ex"-Smoker Dies in House Fire 6.5
48. Have You Seen This Man? 6.5
49. LA Traffic Report 6.5
44. Hollywood Stars and Tourists 6.6
80. Grumpy Checker like Robot 6.6
87. Judges Too Soft on Crime 6.6
117. LA Passes Dog-Barking Law 6.6
154. He Escapes Jury Duty, Exults (2) 6.6
230. Drought, Trees Up Fire Threat 6.6
238. 200 Bags of Fresh Blood 6.6

Four Slit Throats in Italy 6.7
81. CA DMV: Fix Polluting Cars 6.7
91. No Respect for Greek Arsonist 6.7
112. Ill Man Holds Staff Hostage 6.7
122. Hurricane Dean Fizzles in Cancun 6.7
134. 48 Homes Burn near Malibu (1) 6.7
159. Retailers Love Black Friday 6.7
270.$10K Reward for $100K Guitar 6.7
343. New Law for LA Taco Trucks 6.7
357. Myanmar Cyclone Kills 40K 6.7
46. Law and Order in LA? 6.8
95. No More Sugar for NYC Seniors 6.8
221. Turtle and Dove Store Opens 6.8
228. Co. Clones Cats Now, Dogs Next 6.8
338. Marathoner Cheats, Wins Race 6.8
73. Homes Priced to Sell! 6.9
127. Discount Wedding, Tough Steak (1) 6.9
145. Stolen Bucks at Starbucks 6.9
190. Small Boy Sets Big Fire 6.9
249. Chief Wants VidCams in Cars 6.9
251. SUV Launches CHP Officer 6.9
113. Boy Defends Sister, Baby 7.0
130. Your Country Thanks, Bills You 7.0
155. How Do You Celebrate New Year's? 7.0
223. SoCal Gas Prices: New High 7.0
331. IRS: $963, Plus Interest 7.0
332. Fire Nears Sierra Madre (1) 7.0
350. TSA Revises Jewelry Regs (2) 7.0
123. Adventurer Vanishes into Thin Air 7.1
323. Inmates Hate Nutraloaf 7.2
50. LA Radio News 7.3
77. Balloon Ablaze in Canada 7.3
158. CA: 50% of Students Will Drop Out 7.3
204. Drunk Crashes, Taken to Jail 7.3
217. Couple Too Clean for Hotel 7.3
53. You're Not a Good Principal 7.4
143. Rare Tiger Kills Common Drunks (2) 7.4
151. Illegal Apt. Fire Kills Two 7.4
206. Cop Chase Ends in LA 7.4
219. Prof's Book Cheaper for Pupils 7.4
227. Crack Crew Cleans Creek Crud 7.4
232. Park Reopens after Rock Slides 7.4
271. Killer Stepmom Kills Self 7.4
340. Boy Saves Classmates on Bus 7.4
152. Police Arrest Canyon "Arsonists" 7.5
161. Just Enough Fuel to Land Safely 7.5
184. Brothers Clean Up River (2) 7.5 (Grade Level)
304. The Flu Wants You! 7.5
306. Drug Dealers vs. Fed Agents 7.5
89. Arm Wrestlers in Harm's Way 7.6
102. Interstate Bridge Fails, 10 Die 7.6
126. Entire Office Smells like Chicken 7.6
361. Young Golf Pro Wins Masters 7.6
104. Actor Tries to Kill Himself 7.7
353. Destroy Spire, Build Museum 7.7
356. Malibu Mayor OKs Paparazzi 7.8
108. Job Sickens Hospital Orderly (1) 7.9
163. TB Kills 2 Million Yearly 7.9
224. 75K Go to LA Book Festival 7.9
242. Immigration Goes Online in LA 7.9
261. B-Ball Player Wins, Dances, Dies 7.9
342. Govt Can Take Your Land 7.9
136. Drought Drags On, Dries Out GA 8.0
202. Coffee in Lap at Drive-Thru 8.0
239. Peru, Navajo at City Art Fair 8.0
262. USDA: Fries Are "Fresh Veggies" 8.0
269. Vegan Activists Derail Cow Train 8.1
90."Semper Buy" Insult to Marine 8.1
140. Phony Red Meat, Real Gray Water 8.1
47. No Welcome Mat for Iraqis 8.2
55. Paris Goes to Jail in LA 8.2
79. Utah Coal Mine Claims Six 8.2
103. Stop Selling Cute Bunnies 8.2
245. His Spray Removes All Calories 8.2
106. E. Coli Is Everywhere 8.4
235. Federal Program: $5M for Homeless 8.4
252. Babysitter Kisses BF, Tot Drowns 8.4
339. Comic "Honors" G.W. Bush 8.4
70. Senator Enjoys His Diapers 8.5
231. Vegas Card-Counter Writes Book 8.5
234. Seniors: Think Young, Stay Young 8.5
229. Beach Home Rentals Good, Bad 8.6
313. There's Gold in That Copper 8.6
324. U.S. Outsources Passports 8.6
78. Man's Best Friend vs. NFL 8.8
305. Magician "Hires" Babes 9.0
312. Don't Eat the Meat 9.1
208. Inmates Free Guards, Get Sweets 9.2
355. CA Shields Public from Pups 9.2
107. Influenza Sickens One Billion 9.3
248. Big Rig Plows into Pier 9.3
160. JFK Death: Facts in Dispute 10.3
352. CA Court: Same-Sex Wedlock OK 10.3
168. Drug Dealers Use Subs, Cannon 11.0

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Great app.

But some ad doesn't give you a way to go forward. Like Landing tree will stay forever.

You dont learn the fundamental structure of the english grammar

As my title states, you're not learning the structure of the english language but more like phrases. Also, you won't be taught the phrases but, more like you'll be practicing them from just errors. I'd imagine someone who doesn't know english or knows very little would take this app and be satisfied saying, omg this app is good i'm learning english. You're just learning phrases, which isn't the best way to learn if you're trying to learn english in depth.

Overall, if you want to learn phrases, this is the app for you. Looking to learn the fundamental structure of english and putting words together, look elswhere.

Hi there, thank you for your review. This app provides practice questions for users to practise their grammar skills. If you are looking for grammar rules and explanation, please feel free to check out our LearnEnglish website here: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/. If you have any further questions, feel free to let us know at learnenglish.mobile@britishcouncil.org. We love hearing from our users. Thanks!

Help me please!

This is really good app to improve your English skills. I bought all packs, but when I try to open for ex. "Elementary pack - Imperatives (+/-)" it is inactive to be opened, it said "Elementary Pack 1 has already been purchased." fix this problem I'll appreciate that!

Hi Alex, thank you for your review and we are sorry that the app is not working properly for you. Could you try to restore your purchase by click "restore"? Make sure you are logged into App Store with the account that you have purchased the packs with. If the problem persists, please let us know at learnenglish.mobile@britishcouncil.org and we will do our best to assist further. Thanks! :)

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Incredible

Wow this is such an amazing app!! My child is going to love this. I love the fact you can add your own voice and other stuff as well! Best of all this is a free app. Very well done app!! Thank you

Great application

For children and adults with speech impairment, articulation. Easy to read. I am SLPA and I highly recommended.

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Innovative Investments Limited

Compatibility

Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Copyright

© Grasshopper Apps

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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‎Sentence Maker: Educational Learning Game for Kids

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Welcome to a new era of AI-enhanced study with Quizlet. Immerse yourself in any subject imaginable, where you can choose from over 700 million digital flashcard sets or create your own. As the #1 AI-enhanced learning platform, Quizlet offers personalized quizzes and practice tests, expert-written homework solutions, and transformative AI study tools. Join a community of over 300 million learners who have improved their grades and achieved their goals with Quizlet.

With the Quizlet app, students and teachers can:
Upload class notes to make flashcards, practice tests and essay prompts with Magic Notes
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Best study job ever!!!

I have been using this app since 2018. It haven't let me down once. My science teacher required fifteen minutes a day on Quizlet and I never scored below 97% on a test. This app has helped me keep straight A's in so many different ways.
The first way is that it is a very easy app to navigate. This app keeps it very simple with only a few buttons. They also have a help button in their guide that can help you get unstuck if you're stuck. You need minimal tech knowledge to operate this app.
The second way is that you don't need a subscription to study. Sure you need it for some features, such as, different fonts and font colors, adding pictures, scanning documents, and saving for offline use. But there are so many simple ways of getting around that.
As you can tell, this is a must have app for all students of any age. Before I knew about Quizlet I never studied, because who does, right? Wrong. After hearing about Quizlet I love to study. So my advice to any parents who might be reading this is, if your kid(s) grades are dropping because they refuse to study, either have them create a set or create on yourself for them to study and have them practice fifteen minutes a day (except the weekends🙂).

It's meh.

Firstly: If you use a screen reader, you likely already know Quizlet has never been accessible on any platform whatsoever. But if you don't know, don't use the app. Use the web browser version if you have to and can, but if you somewhat use vision, you can use the app for class. The interface is awful on both, with or without a screen reader, but slightly less awful on browser if you use a screen reader. I'd go into detail, but if you use one you can find out without wasting my time. -- OTHER THAN THAT, if you have iPad, use that instead of the iPhone. Text size is a pretty wacky thing on Quizlet, so if you have medium-long words/phrases in your study set, you'll want a bugger screen because bigger text doesn't work out on the app or the web version. And now, unrelated to most of you reading: Since Quizlet's younger days. It became another feature downgraded cash grab. If it's worth it to you, no judgement there, but it won't stop me from criticizing an app that has you pay for a randomized study quiz and a badge by your name, compared to many other apps with similar subscription rates and more variety of useful features. This one is just one of few known studying apps, which is why it's worth it to people, whether they are happy about it or not. The app (Quizlet in general) is just limited in features, especially compared to what it used to be. But hey, maybe that's just because I'm blind and all this app ever says to me is "Button."

Do better.

I LOVED Quizlet. But when you risk the education of others just to make more money?? I personally paid for a quiz plus a few years ago, but when I heard from my classmates and fellow students that they had to PAY for QUIZLET and could no longer continue studying how they are expected to study for school. How is it fair that using resources like Quizlet should be at cost to struggling families and students. My fellow classmates and I use Quizlet almost every day in our classes as a part of our education. Even though there are still features on Quizlet that are free, the most vital features on Quizlet are now at cost for our own education. Now they can no longer exceed expectations that school requires for studying , with having to pay for test mode and more learning rounds- which helps millions of students study every single day?! Thousands and thousands of teachers use Quizlet to help teach their classes and help their students have a higher education. We beg of you PLEASE QUIZLET, I'm speaking on behalf of the thousands and thousands of students, teachers, & schools that use Quizlet on a daily basis. Not everyone is capable of paying in order to succeed in school. This is absolutely incredibly unacceptable and disgusting. When I first heard the news, I thought it was a joke. Please Quizlet, bring back the old you. Bring back the Quizlet we all knew and loved. Make Quizlet amazing again. Thank you.
#standwiththefight #wewanttheoldquizlet #bringbackOURquizlet

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Learn English And Improve Vocabulary Through Story

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TED en Español is a weekly podcast devoted to great ideas delivered in Spanish, hosted by TED's own Gerry Garbulsky and featuring ideas from around the globe.

¿Cuál es la relación entre el amor y las matemáticas? ¿Cómo construye su identidad un inmigrante? ¿Nos reemplazará la inteligencia artificial en nuestros trabajos? ¿Pueden los emprendedores mejorar la educación y la salud de todos?

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A lot of students find the English tenses quite difficult, but I promise they're not that bad! Have a look at all my explanations of the 'form' (how to make the tense) and the 'use' (when we need to choose that tense) below.

Download all my infographics about the tenses in PDF here.
Download all my explanations of the tenses in PDF here.

How to make the tense:

How to use the tense:

What's The Difference?
Here are a few more things you might find useful:

Tenses Cheatsheet

This is a printable PDF of all the verb tenses and how to form them.

Grammar Exercises

This is a list of all the grammar exercises on this site, about verb tenses and other things.

Present Simple Spelling Changes

This is an explanation of how we sometimes need to change the spelling of a verb with 'he, she, it' in the present simple, for example why 'cry' becomes 'cries' but 'play' is 'plays'.

Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of Frequency are words like 'often' 'sometimes' 'never'. This page shows you how to use them with the present tense and where to put them in the sentence. I also explain about longer phrases like 'from time to time'.

Irregular Verbs, Lists and Exercises

How to pronounce 'ed'

How do you pronounce 'stopped'? Many students say 'stop-id' instead of 'stopt'. This page explains the rules of pronunciation for regular past simple verbs and past participles (verbs that end with 'ed')

Stative verbs

We can't use some verbs, like 'know' or 'believe' in continuous tenses. This page has lists and explanations.

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Boosting Your English Listening Skills

Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab has been providing online English listening comprehension activities for ESL and EFL learners since 1998. Visit Randall's other Web sites at DailyESL.com, EZslang.com, and Trainyouraccent.com for more language practice.

General ESL Listening Quizzes

Activities focus on everyday English comprehension skills at three levels based on content, voices, vocabulary, and natural speed. A combination of adult, teenage, and children's voices are included.

Explore More English Listening Activities

Randall has created a variety of other ESL listening activities to improve your comprehension, speaking, vocabulary, and cultural awareness.

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Amber has created her own business. Read the story about Amber and then decide the order in which events happened. This activity helps you practise your reading, grammar and the language used for writing a narrative, including the use of the past perfect.

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Email is still the most commonly used form of communication in business and learning to write better emails will help you get ahead in your career.

One problem is deciding which style of language to use. Most of the time, keeping things short and simple and using a relatively informal style is perfectly fine. It saves time and helps build friendly but professional working relationships. At other times, you may need to use a more formal style, for example, when applying for a job or an internship.

Standard formal email

Use this quiz and the notes that follow to look at the structure (paragraphing) and features of a standard formal email.

Put the different segments of the email in the correct order. This may be a little easier to do on larger screens.

Click on Notes to learn more about writing formal emails.

Make a note of the phrases used in the activity and read the following notes to help you write the style of email you need to send.

With paragraphing, the email looks like this:

Dear Sir or Madam

We visited your stand at the Rome Beauty trade fair, which was held last March, and we may be interested in purchasing your products for our beauty studios in China.

We are particularly interested in your pedicure and manicure products. Could you please send us your latest catalogue and price-list. If your prices and terms are competitive, we will be placing regular orders.

We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours faithfully

Wang Xiu Ying
Purchasing Manager
Things to note
The combination of 'Dear Sir or Madam' and 'Yours faithfully' is used when the name of the recipient is unknown and the chosen style is formal. Other formal possibilities when you know the recipient's name are:

For men: Dear Mr Smith (US English 'Mr.')

For women: Dear Ms Smith (US English 'Ms.') Don't use 'Mrs' unless you are sure the person is married.

As this is a formal email, no contractions (e.g 'I'm') are used. All the words are written in full.

Standard email phrases are used. For example:

we may be interested in ...

Could you please ...

We look forward to hearing from you soon.

The body of the email begins with a capital letter 'We visited'. Unlike German emails, this is always the case in English.

Short paragraphs are used and in each of them the writer performs a different function:

1 st paragraph: referring to previous contact and stating the reason for writing.
2 nd paragraph: Giving details of the particular area of interest and requesting further information.
3 rd paragraph: Providing an incentive to the recipient.
4 th paragraph: Polite close with reference to expected future contact.

Formal or informal?

Generally speaking, to write more formally you should

Avoid contractions (e.g. I'm, we've etc)

Avoid abbreviations (e.g. 'asap' or 'FYI')

Use longer words (e.g. 'assistance' rather than 'help') and sentences

Use standard phrases (e.g. 'Please do not hesitate to ask, if you have any further questions.')

Use language which is unlike normal spoken English (e.g. "Please find attached")

Informal and very informal emails might include

Ellipsis, that is, sentences with no subject and auxiliary verb (e.g. "Going to the meeting?")

Phrasal verbs and other idioms

Friendly social language (e.g. "How's it going?")

Abbreviations (e.g. btw for "by the way")

Emoticons

The following resource will help you with your email writing:

Despite advances in technology, emailing is still one of the most common forms of business communication, but the style and language used in emails can vary tremendously. So we need to be flexible and prepared to write in the style needed for the specific situation. One way we can do this is by having a clear idea of what the differences are between formal and informal writing styles.

In this quiz, you're going to look at a range of standard email phrases that can be used in both formal and less formal emails.

1. Complete each of the sentences from an email by adding ONE word to each space.

2. The first letter of each missing word is given.

3. Click anywhere to check your answer.

Complete the email by choosing the more formal option for each part.

Click on Notes to learn more about the differences between formal and informal emails.

Make a note of the phrases used in the activity and read the following notes to help you write the style of email you need to send.

Business Correspondence: a workbook produced by the publisher Cornelsen with lots of phrases you can use to perform different tasks in your emails and other business correspondence.

1. Read the informal email phrases.

2. Complete the equivalent formal phrases by typing one of the words in the Word box in each of the spaces.

Getting things right

Use these quick quizzes to practise striking the correct professional tone by getting things right.

1. The right word

2. The right phrase

spelling - did you run a spell check?

grammar - is the language correct?

word choice - have you checked the meaning of the vocabulary?

syntax - are your sentences correct and clear?

clarity - is your text easy to follow?

register - have you used the right level of formality?

attachments - did you remember to attach the files you mention?

Complete each of the email extracts by choosing the correct phrase.

1. Read the email and find the 13 errors.

2. Check your answer and decide how you would correct each of the errors.

3. Open the Explanations to check your corrections.

Standard email phrases

Use this quiz to learn some phrases that you can use in the different types of email you may need to send.

Ms Jane Faraday => Ms Faraday (do not include the first name in formal greetings)

i = I (always begin the body of an email with a capital letter)

regarding to => regarding (check that the verb needs a preposition)

Read the formal email written in reply to an advertisement for internships.

Complete the email by adding ONE word in each of the spaces.

You can check each word you add by clicking anywhere. And you can retry if your word is not correct.

enhanced => encouraged (check the meaning of new vocabulary)

perspectives => prospects or opportunities (check the meaning of vocabulary even if it's similar to something in your language)

'with reference to' is a phrase frequently used at the beginning of emails. It is more appropriate as a way of referring to previous contact than the similar phrase 'with regard to' which is also formal in tone and is used in texts to mean 'concerning a particular subject'.

'to inquire' is a more formal way of saying to ask. It can also be spelt 'enquire'.

'to gain' collocates with 'experience' and is more formal than 'to get'.

'to attach' is used with emails, whereas 'to enclose' is used with letters.

'to confirm' means to say that something is true or certain.

'I am afraid' is a formal way of saying 'sorry'.

'let someone know' is a less formal way of saying 'inform somebody'.

'at your earliest convenience' is a very formal way of saying 'as soon as possible'.

'Yours faithfully' is a very formal way of closing an email that has the greeting 'Dear Sir or Madam'.

having contact => being in contact (make sure the phrase has the meaning you want)

more than interested => very interested (make sure you use phrases correctly)

I'd => I would (this email is quite formal so avoid contracted forms)

an advice => advice or some advice (check if nouns are countable or uncountable)

It would be grateful => I would be grateful (make sure the phrase is correct)

steps I should make => steps I should take (check you have the right collocation)

to hear from you => to hearing from you (be careful with verb partnerships sometimes the second verb is in the -ing form)

Yours faithfully => Yours sincerely (If you begin with Dear Ms Faraday, the formal closing is Yours sincerely)

Word box

advise / afraid / attached / attend / could / dated / expense / further / grateful / hesitate / inform / pleased / reference / regret / require / requirements / return / stock / Thank / writing

Proofreading

One way of making sure your emails are clear and precise is to quickly proofread them before you press the send button. A quick check of the following should ensure that your emails sound more professional and communicate your message effectively:

Use this quiz to practise proofreading and identify some common errors made in emails.

Click on Explanations to learn more about these common email errors.

Here are the corrections with some advice to help you avoid making similar errors.

Formal email application

Use this quiz to learn some useful language for writing more formal emails.

Click Notes to read the explanations and make a note of any phrases you would like to use in your formal email writing.

The language used in the email is formal and it includes some standard phrases.

Further study

If you prefer working offline with a book, email English has a wide range of exercises and includes a phrase bank of useful expressions.

The coursebook can be viewed on Amazon by clicking on this image below.

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Learn a new language with the world's most-downloaded education app! Duolingo is the fun, free app for learning 40+ languages through quick, bite-sized lessons. Practice speaking, reading, listening, and writing to build your vocabulary and grammar skills.

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Editors' Choice

With its friendly approach and awesome updates, Duolingo's long been one of our favorite apps for learning another language. Its secret: making the process genuinely fun. Engaging mini-games test your reading, writing, and speaking skills, and joining a club (where you can encourage and compete with others) adds a great social element. Bonus: all those languages and games are available for free!

Fun to practice everyday

This app is truly fun and is a great supplement to a French language immersion class I am taking. I do have a hint and some suggestions. Hint to those newly downloading: take advantage of the 1-MONTH trial because if you don't, you'll only see the 2-week trial for Plus after that initial period. Don't delay!
I truly enjoy the variety, not only lessons but the stories and the listening and there's even a Podcast! Truly satisfying app - the stories crack me up, and I love hearing pronunciations from other native speakers, not just Estelle and Paul.
Suggestions to enhance learning/app, while it's great that there are flags and learns and those come back up in practice sessions, I wish there was a bookmark feature for specific tips or one that would allow you to flag even specific test. I take screenshots but would rather it be available all in one place in the app. And the other big suggestion is, there are times when I select the word, and it doesn't say it. It does happen in one kind where you place 2 words and place both within a sentence (i.e. aime-aimer) but it doesn't happen when you have three separate words to select and check - this is where I would like to hear the word. Maybe these features are unlocked in Plus, but if it doesn't underline a word after It's accepted and I press continue, why can't I listen to the sentence again after the continue prompt is available?

Great app- bad update

As usual, "upgrades" to computer products destroy functionality and make things progressively worse for the user. Latest update now has all lessons in sequence so that the learner has much less flexibility than before. Maybe its better if you are a school teacher trying to control what your students learn but I am nearly 60 and don't need a nanny. The problems I wish they would have fixed include tiny pictures that I can see on my iPhone and occasional screens that don't have enough room to see the text you are typing. They have fixed some of the regionalisms and no longer force me to use continental Spanish, for example. One continual annoyance with all academic language instruction is the insistence on "school grammar" instead of how people actually speak and write. Since I learned Spanish in an immersion program, I continually run into grammatical elements not actually used that I have to put in, like the "se" reflexive pronoun. Duolingo puts it in all the time, street Spanish leaves it out unless there is no other reference to the object.

Since I still can't type reliably on virtual keyboards, I rely heavily on voice recognition, which works poorly. Most of my mistakes are due to voice recognition errors and secondly word order. Decent voice recognition would be a real plus for me. In some cases, the voice recognition just pumps out complete absurdities that bear no resemblance to what I said, recently, "darmelo" became "Dave my load".

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iPhone

Requires iOS 15.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 15.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 15.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, Bengali, Czech, Dutch, Filipino, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Telugu, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

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Learn English,Spanish or French with EWA! Read books with real time translations, discover unknown words in a tap, complete speaking courses with favorite TV characters and learn new words with flashcards - all for free in our app! Improve your existing skills today!

EWA is a personalized English, Spanish or French tutor in your pocket. Every user decides for themselves, how they would like to learn language, at what level and at what pace:

1. More than 1000 English, Spanish or French books with audio are available for you to sharpen your reading, writing and grammar skills. Choose a book that matches your current language level and start expanding your skills immediately! Unknown word? Simply tap on it to get a translation, add it to your "to-learn" list and memorize it forever!

2. Speaking video-courses with favorite movie scenes and TV show characters is what our users love the most about EWA! It is fun, it is interesting and it is the innovative way to improve pronunciation and achieve proficiency. The courses come on a variety of topics, all levels and different lengths - so regardless of your current skills, your language abilities will only get benefit from EWA!

3. All you need is a spare 5 minutes a day to learn English, Spanish or French. More than 40,000 flashcards in are available for you to choose from. Pick the words you want to learn and memorize them using the spaced repetition method. Feeling excited about your progress? Compete on charts, compare your results to thousands of other people and get to the top ranking spot!

4. The games section is now available in EWA.
A unique teaching methodology compromised of cognitive training exercises and easy-to-learn brain games will help you sharpen your language skills in a very fun and exciting way.
Our games are not time-wasters, conversely, they are great mental stimulators!
Play, have fun, and most importantly learn a new language in no time!

No more cramming, stress and angry teachers! With EWA you will learn the language whenever and wherever, at your own pace. You will improve your English, Spanish or French and feel the beauty of knowing another language - from freedom while traveling to a higher paying job.
Any feedback will be greatly appreciated! If you have any concerns, recommendations or complaints just drop us a line at support@appewa.com and we will work towards making EWA better!

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You will need EWA subscription in order to access all courses and features. Courses available may vary depending on the language of your device.

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Version 6.9.2

In this update we fixed all bugs. Sorry if you had a favourite one.

A good start, but lacks many definitions.

This app is potentially wonderful, especially because as I read a story I can immediately look up the definition of a word I don't remember or know. However, this app does not have a complete dictionary. Most of the words I don't know are not available with an easy definition. That's the main reason I bought the app. Nonetheless, it's very helpful. Still requires dedication to bring yourself to it every day.

One thing I have found useful is to play the audio of the story when I go to bed and as I thought asleep I'm surrounded by the Spanish language I'm learning. After a few nights of this I seem to be hearing the language better.

Amazing concept. Terrible execution

I want nothing more than to rave about this app, but unfortunately, despite having purchased a year long sub package, I have been unable to use it for more than 2 hours total in the 6 weeks Ive had access to it. Shortly (or more frequently immediately) after opening the app and trying to navigate ANYWHERE, I get kicked to the page asking me which sub package I would like to sign up for to use the 3 day free trial. I bought the year package back in mid June. I have tried submitting a ticket, however, the app will not let me send the report and gives me a message that "the team is aware of the issue and is already working on it". I fail to see how that is possible, seeing as I haven't been able to send the ticket in the first place. I was then prompted to give a review, and sent in details regarding my issue and not only has the issue not been fixed, I haven't so much as been contacted by anyone that the issue is even being addressed.

Mind you, I am not using the free trial. I paid $100 for a year. My hope is that SOMEONE will get back to me about this issue so I can actually USE the product that I have PAID for, but I am running out of patience. For what its worth, the little I have been able to use the app, I was extremely pleased and impressed with the product. It has the potential to be an incredible learning tool....IF I EVER GET THE CHANCE TO ACTUALLY USE IT

Hello! Sorry for any inconveniences! Contact our support team support@appewa.com, please! We'll check the problem and find solution as soon as possible🙌🏻

Not for young audiences

Starting out, this app asked what your age category is. I chose under 18, since I was checking out the app for my kids to practice their Spanish. I was very interested in the interactive reading and media usage. However I was greatly disappointed that the media clips used even in the first couple levels had clips from movie scenes for mature audiences, likely rated R movies. I'm so glad I decided to screen this app before handing it to my kids! One scene had two supposedly nude people on top of each other (no body parts shown, but intimacy is implied), and another scene were a couple under the bedsheets together (nudity under the sheets is implied). Obviously not ok for children. There should not be an "under 18" category if these are the types of clips used. I don't even appreciate them as an adult.

Also, I tried looking through the books, wondering if that was salvageable. I'm a fluent Spanish speaker. Nope. It mis-translated words in the first chapter I read! The book used the word "tardar" which was translated as "take" or "learn", but it means "to tardy", and it's obvious from the context it was incorrect, too.

I'm greatly disappointed, and I'm grateful that they offered a free trial. I won't be using this service. Loved the concept, but poorly executed and misleading.

Hello!
Thank you for your feedback! We'll surely send it to our specialists to discuss. We'd also like to remind that there's an opportunity to disable adult content in EWA's settings. And we provide context translation for parts of text, have you checked it?
If you have any questions about EWA, you can contact support@appewa.com directly anytime!

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Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 14.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 14.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 14.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, Georgian, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

Age Rating

12+ Infrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humor Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence Infrequent/Mild Horror/Fear Themes Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes Infrequent/Mild Realistic Violence

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