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B1 levelChoose be, do, have or a modal for direct English questions. Follow a clear word-order method and practise 12 questions with explained answers.
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A2 levelLearn present simple vs present continuous with A2 rules, examples and 16 exercises with explained answers. Compare routines, current actions and states.
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B1 levelTry 20 B1 present perfect vs past simple exercises with explained answers. Compare finished time, continuing states, verb forms and British–American usage.
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B1 levelTry 20 B1 phrasal verbs exercises with answers and explanations. Practise meanings, missing particles, separable verbs and pronoun word order.
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B1 levelPractise personality adjectives with 20 B1 exercises and explained answers. Review meanings, word forms and respectful descriptions based on behaviour.
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B1 levelLearn collocations with take, have and get through everyday examples and 12 questions with explained answers. Compare meanings, forms and common mistakes.
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A2 levelPractise English articles with 20 contextual exercises and explained answers. Choose a, an, the or no article using sound, countability and general meaning.
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B1 levelLearn when to use make or do with 24 common collocations, example sentences and 12 exercises with answers. Compare meanings, fix mistakes and check verb forms.
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B1 levelPractise English collocations with 20 B1 matching, gap-fill and correction exercises. Check explained answers, fix common mistakes and use phrases in context.
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A2 levelLearn 10 common English collocations for everyday life with simple meanings, example sentences, common mistakes, and a quick practice exercise.
Speaking test
C1 levelPractise C1 English speaking by comparing the value of failure and success, qualifying your argument, and developing relevant examples.
Writing test
B1 levelPractise B1 English writing with an opinion essay about cooking lessons at school. State your view and support it with reasons and examples.