Practice sites | English Language

If you want to practice a specific topic, click on the links below it. Look at the “Great Videos” page to find any videos on the same topic.

Also look at English For Everyone for a outstanding range of worksheets on specific topics.

Adjectives – Adjectives give descriptions. They describe a noun. You can read about adjectives here and here. Remember that in English, the adjective comes BEFORE the noun. Look below for comparing adjectives (Comparatives and Superlatives).

Interactive Physical Description book. Match description to person
Physical Descriptions ,
A video with more vocabulary for describing appearance
Listening and Matching Hair Descriptions
Complete Physical Description sentences
Adjectives 1, Adjectives 2, Adjectives and Adverbs (from Adele’s Corner)
Match the adjective with the picture
Pirate Board game
The Adjective Detective – First, click on “What are Adjectives?” to learn more about these words. Then play the “Adjective Game.”
Opposites – Match opposite adjectives
Opposites – Use the letters to spell the opposite word (speed spelling)
Adjective Order Quick Lesson , Order of Adjectives game– Adjective Order Exercise

Articles

OWL lesson on definite and indefinite articles (a, an, the)

Calendar

Classroom Language

Interactive Worksheet

Credit

Credit Score Estimator
Identify Theft –

Clothes

Community

Community Names 1 (bakery, bank, fire station, hospital, laundromat, house, library,mall, park,pharmacy, post office, school, supermarket)
Community Names 2 (police station, parking lot, court house, airport, gym, subway, zoo, bus station, gas station, florist)
Community Names 3 (bookstore, clinic, hotel, church, city hall, museum, synagogue, cinema, mosque)

Comparatives and Superlatives

Tokyo is bigger than Raleigh. Tokyo is the biggest city in the world.

Read about comparatives and superlatives here and here. Then enjoy some practice!

Comparatives: How to make and use them. Follow exercise link at bottom of page
Sentence scrambles with comparatives.
How to use comparatives and superlatives
Comparatives and Superlatives : quizzes, interactive exercises and instructional video
Comparatives 1, Comparatives 2, Comparatives 3 , Superlatives 1, Superlatives 2 (writing practice from Adele’s Corner)
Listen to the comparatives superlatives in these songs

Conjunctions (Fanboys)

Count / NonCount

You can count some words in English (table, chair, bag, radio) but you can’t count other words (coffee, flour, ice, peace). Sometimes it is difficult to remember what you can count and what you can’t. You can practice them here:

Greeting