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Vocabulary Building and Grammar

VOCABULARY BUILDING

Easy Exercises: (all computer-checked)
Around the house:
Furniture | Home Appliances | House | BackYard | Dining Room | In the bathroom | Bedroom |
Living Room | Baby's Room |
In the kitchen: Kitchen Utensils 1|

School and office: School and Office | School items |
Food: Food 1 | Food 2 | Food 3 | Food 4 | Food 5 | Food 6 | Food 7 | Food Test l Fruit | Vegetables |
Clothes: Clothing 1 | Clothing 2

Animals : Animals 1 | Animals 2 | Animals 3 | Domestic Animals |
Weather : ex.1

Money: USA |
Colours:ex.1

People: Describing | Feelings | Body Parts | Occupations1 | Occupations2

Vocabulary Games: (computer-checked)
What is it?
Riddles

Vocabulary Quizzes - many levels
(computer-checked)
Phrasal Verbs Practice

Many other fantastic easy vocabulary and grammar exercises which require Flash:http://a4esl.org/q/f/
Collective nouns for animals

GRAMMAR
First, complete the diagnostic test from ESL Blues

Easy Exercises: (all computer-checked)
Adjectives and Pronouns: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 |ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Adverbs: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Articles: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Comparatives & Superlatives:ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 |
Conjuctions:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12
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"It" and "There": ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Prepositions
Some and Any

Simple Present: ex1 | ex2 |
Present Continuous: ex1 | ex2 | ex3
Past Continuous: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 |ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Simple Past: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 |
Subject/Verb Agreement:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Mixed Tenses: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 |
Gerund and Infinitives: ex.1
Punctuation: ex1 |

Intermediate Exercises (all computer-checked)
Adjectives: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Adverbs (scroll down to exercises): ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 |
Articles: ex1
| ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Conditionals: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 |ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Conjunctions: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
For or Since?: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Future:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 |ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Gerund and Infinitive: ex1 |
Modals:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 |ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Nouns: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 |
ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |

Present Perfect: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 |ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Punctuation:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Reported Speech:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Subject/Verb Agreement: ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Word Order:
ex1 | ex2 | ex3 | ex4 | ex5 | ex6 | ex7 | ex8 | ex9 | ex10 | ex11 | ex12 |
Cause and Effect ex1
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Advanced Grammar Problems and interactive books (all computer-checked)
ESL Blues: Diagnostic test and exercises to practise with
Interactive grammar exercises, created by Webster people.
Traditional Grammar: An Interactive Book by Donald E. Hardy
Prepositional Phrases:a list and five exercises
Monash Grammar: http://www.monash.edu.au/lls/sif/Tutorials/Grammar/Table_of_contents_grammar/table_of_contents_grammar.html

 


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