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Past simlpe. Watch the video and type phrases with verbs in Past Simple.
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The perfect modal: could've, should've. Do this quiz to practice catching expressions with 'could've' and 'should've'.
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Modals/can. Do this quiz to practice catching 'can' or 'can't' in fast speech.
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Comparative adjectives
Listen and type expressions with adjectives in the comparative form.
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be going to Watch this TED talk and type phrases with 'going to'.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment31 itemsImageB2C1C2
Narrative tenses. Listen to the story of how Sting lived in a house with ghosts, and type phrases with verbs that describe events in the past.
Vocabulary in contextPeople & society9 itemsImageA2B1
How to order food in a fast food restaurant? Watch this short clip and type what the customer says.
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Hypothetical conditional. Watch this video with BooBoo Stewart, an actor who starred in Descendants, and catch sentences in the Hypothetical conditional (also known as Second conditional).
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Past Simple Watch this story about two men who are very similar in appearance, and catch expressions with verbs in Past Simple.
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Simple tenses. Watch the trailer of Terminator: Dark Fate and practice catching expressions in present simple and past simple.
Grammar for listenersMusic8 itemsImageB1B2C1
Pronunciation of negative auxiliaries (won't and don't). Listen to this song by Naomi Scott and catch phrases with 'can't' and 'don't'.
Grammar for listenersFilm & animation11 itemsImageB2C1C2
Questions. Watch this brilliant and disturbing short sci-fi film by Eran May-raz and Daniel Lazo, and practice catching questions.
Grammar for listenersBusiness7 itemsImageA2B1B2C1
Modals: can. The verb 'can' is often pronounced like 'kn'. Do this quiz to practice catching this verb in authentic speech.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment21 itemsImageA2B1B2
Frequently used verbs. Watch this extract from Ellen's interview with Taylor Swift and type expressions with frequently used verbs.
Grammar for listenersFilm & animation14 itemsImageA2B1B2
Simple tenses. Watch this World of Warcraft cinematic and practice catching expressions in present simple, past simple and future simple.
Grammar for listenersMusic5 itemsImageA2B1B2
Modal verbs: can't. Listen to this song by Shawn Mendes and type expressions with 'can't'.
Vocabulary in contextMusic26 itemsImageA2B1
Vocabulary in context. Listen to the song and fill the gaps with 'basic' (A1/A2) words.
Grammar for listenersMusic6 itemsImageA2B1B2
Present Simple. Listen to a great cover of a Whitney Houston song and type phrases with verbs in Present Simple.
Vocabulary in contextMusic14 itemsImageA2B1
Where/where to? Watch this extract from 'Mary Poppins Returns' and type expressions that mean places (like 'behind' or 'there') or direction (like 'to me').
Vocabulary in contextPeople & society12 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Academic Vocabulary Preparing for IELTS? Studying academic vocabulary? In this video you'll hear 12 words from the AWL in context.
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Questions. Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo says “I instructed Deliveroo to block my orders after my bacon sandwich addiction got out of hand.” The other guests of the show ask her questions to guess if she's lying. Listen and type in the questions.
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Modal verbs: will and should. Listen to a song performed by James Thompson and type in phrases with 'will' and 'should'.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment14 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Like. Some speakers use 'like' very frequently. Listen to this story told by Saoirse Ronan and type expressions with 'like'.
Vocabulary in contextFilm & animation6 itemsImageA2B1
Pronouns and determiners Watch this trailer and fill the gaps with words like 'I' and 'my'.
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Vocalized /l/. In some British accents, 'l' sometimes gets replaced by a vowel-like sound, so 'film' might sound like 'fium' or 'fiwm'. Listen to this TEDx talk by Maisie Williams and type expressions that contain a 'vocalized /l/'.
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Silent /r/. In some British accents, /r/ is only pronounced if a vowel follows, so you won't hear /r/ in words like 'cart'. Listen to this TEDx talk by Maisie Williams and type expressions that contain a 'silent /r/'.
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Glottal stop. In British English, the /t/ sound sometimes gets replaced by a 'silent' sound, so-called 'glottal stop', between vowels. Listen to this TEDx talk by Maisie Williams and type expressions that contain a glottal stop.
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Glottal stop. In British English, the /t/ sound sometimes gets replaced by a 'silent' sound, so-called 'glottal stop', between vowels. Listen to this TEDx talk by Maisie Williams and type phrases with verbs ending in -ing that contain a glottal stop.
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Grammar for telling stories. In this interview extract Paul Rudd talks about a moment that he remembers very well. Watch the extract and type phrases with verbs in Past Simple.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment9 itemsImageB2C1C2
Past Simple and Continuous. In this interview extract Chris Hemsworth talks about where a famous movie line came from. Watch the extract and type phrases with verbs in Past Simple and Continuous.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment23 itemsImageB1B2C1
Disappearing sounds. Sounds /t/ and /d/ often get 'dropped' in fast speech. Listen to an interview with Billie Eilish and type phrases with words in which this happens.
Grammar for listenersMusic9 itemsImageB1B2C1
Questions Listen to this song by Billie Eilish and type questions.
Vocabulary in contextFilm & animation7 itemsImageA2B1
Verbs Watch this trailer and fill the gaps with 'basic' (A1/A2) words.
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Present Simple Watch this analysis of why Dany loves Jon Snow and type phrases with verbs in Present Simple.
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Contractions. Watch this trailer and fill the gaps with phrases with contractions - expressions like 'don't', 'isn't', etc.
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Past tenses. Listen to Tony Stark and type phrases with verbs in Past Simple and Continuous.
Grammar for listenersMusic7 itemsImageB1B2C1
Listen to this song from 'A Star is Born' and catch phrases with 'couldn't', 'can't', 'won't' and 'don't'.
Vocabulary in contextFilm & animation12 itemsImageA2B1
Watch this trailer and fill the gaps with 'basic' (A1/A2) words.
Pronunciation for listenersPeople & society21 itemsImageB1B2
Disappearing sounds Will this robot feed soup to Simone? Watch to find out, and practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Grammar in contextEntertainment25 itemsImageB1B2C1
Adjectives with -ed/-ing endings
Are you as thrilled as we are by the new fascinating season of Doctor Who?
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Present Perfect Listen to this classic song by Queen and type expressions in Present Perfect.
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Verb forms In this funny experiment Vanessa Van Edwards tests what will happen if you stand in the street looking up at nothing.
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Past Simple. Watch a video about an fMRI experiment and type phrases with verbs in Past Simple.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment25 itemsImageA2B1
to be (I'm, it's, this is..) Who does Jason Sudeikis look like?
Grammar for listenersPeople & society19 itemsImageB1B2
Past Simple Did these dogs save their owners from a locked room?
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be going to This TEDx talk explores the techniques presenters use to sound smart. The speaker uses 'going to' a lot to comment on his actions.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment15 itemsImageB1B2
Questions Watch the story of a man who makes books, letters and paper documents for movies and type the questions that he asks himself when he's creating them.
Grammar in contextEntertainment16 itemsImageB1B2C1
The Passive What is 'placebo surgery' and can it actually work?
Vocabulary in contextMusic22 itemsImageB1B2C1
Listen to the song and fill the gaps with 'basic' (A1) words.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment29 itemsImageA2B1
Numbers and prices. Can Bill Gates guess the prices of these five everyday items that you get at the supermarket?
Grammar for listenersFilm & animation11 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Questions. Doctor Who's next season will premiere on October 7th. The new Doctor is asking quite a lot of questions! Can you catch them?
Grammar for listenersEntertainment31 itemsImageB1B2
Narrative tenses. Listen to the story of how Ed Sheeran had a cycling accident, and type verbs in Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment16 itemsImageB1B2
Narrative tenses: past simple, past continuous, used to. Redd Pepper, the man who has voiced hundreds of movie trailers, tells his story.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment32 itemsImageC1C2
Past tenses Stephen Merchant tells a story about his father.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment17 itemsImageB1B2C1
Present perfect, past simple, used to/would Stephen Mangan tells the story of how he played his son an audiobook he'd recorded when he was too busy to read to him.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment14 itemsImageA2B1
Body What's the first thing you notice when you meet someone new?
Grammar for listenersEntertainment14 itemsImageA2B1B2
Past Simple. Watch two people talk about their childhood and type phrases with verbs in Past Simple.
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My name is and I am.. Watch this video and type expressions that we use to talk about names and age.
Grammar for listenersMusic14 itemsImageA2B1B2
Present Continuous Listen and type expressions in Present Continuous.
Pronunciation for listenersMusic21 itemsImageB1B2
Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment7 itemsImageA2B1B2
Present continuous Listen and type expressions in Present Continuous with frequently used verbs.
Grammar for listenersMusic23 itemsImageA2B1
Present simple Listen and type expressions in Present Simple with frequently used verbs.
SpellingPeople & society11 itemsImageB1B2
Adverbs Do you spell adverbs correctly? Do this quiz to find out.
Vocabulary in contextFilm & animation22 itemsImageB1B2C1
Watch this trailer and fill the gaps with 'basic' (A1) words.
Grammar for listenersBusiness14 itemsImageB1B2C1
Present continuous Watch this fascinating analysis of what makes Bill Clinton's eye contact so powerful and see examples of Present and Past Continuous in authentic speech.
Grammar for listenersPeople & society9 itemsImageB1B2
Present perfect (simple and continuous) How to talk about things have changed? Do this quiz to hear some examples in real speech.
Grammar for listenersPeople & society11 itemsImageA2B1B2
Used to. How to talk about things that aren't true any more? Do this quiz to hear some examples in real speech.
Vocabulary in contextPeople & society18 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Academic Word List (sublist 1) Preparing for IELTS? Studying academic vocabulary? This quiz will help you explore the words from the AWL and their collocations.
Grammar for listenersMusic29 itemsImageA2B1
Present simple Listen and type expressions in Present Simple with frequently used verbs.
Vocabulary in contextPeople & society15 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Academic Word List (sublist 1) Preparing for IELTS? Studying academic vocabulary? This quiz will help you explore collocations of words from the AWL.
Vocabulary in contextPeople & society9 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Academic Word List (sublist 4) Preparing for IELTS? Studying academic vocabulary? This quiz will help you explore collocations of words from the AWL.
Grammar for listenersPeople & society10 itemsImageA2B1B2
Modals/can. Do this quiz to practice catching 'can' or 'can't' in fast speech.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment25 itemsImageB1B2
Present simple. Listen and type expressions in Present Simple with frequently used verbs.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment9 itemsImageB1B2
Present simple. Listen and type expressions in Present Simple with frequently used verbs.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment11 itemsImageB1B2
Present simple. Listen and type expressions in Present Simple with frequently used verbs.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment20 itemsImageA2B1B2
Frequently used verbs. There are 12 verbs that are extremely important because they cover 45 per cent of all verbs in spoken English. Do this quiz to practice catching these verbs.
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Plural -s.. If you often forget to add 's' to plural nouns, do this quiz!
Grammar for listenersTalks & interviews17 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
'Would' for past repeated actions and habits. Watch the talk by Amanda Palmer and type phrases with 'would' that describe repeated actions in the past.
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My name is and I am.. Watch this video and type expressions that we use to talk about names and age.
Pronunciation for listenersFilm & animation8 itemsImageB2C1C2
Chunks.. Do this quiz to practice catching two-word expressions that are often difficult to catch.
Grammar for listenersFilm & animation14 itemsImageB1B2C1
Contractions.. Can you catch contractions (such as I'll or he'd)? Do this quiz to find out!
Vocabulary in contextMusic26 itemsImageA2B1
There are 12 verbs that are extremely important because they cover 45 per cent of all verbs in spoken English. Do this quiz to practice using these verbs.
Pronunciation for listenersFilm & animation14 itemsImageB1B2C1
Word focus: OF. Practice catching expressions that contain 'of'.
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Present Continuous Watch the story of how Jill Bolte Taylor realized she was having a stroke and type phrases in Present Continuous.
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Questions. Watch extracts from the performance of 'the greatest pickpocket in the world' and type the questions that he asks the audience.
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Past Simple. Watch an interview with Amy Adams and type questions in Past Simple.
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Imperatives. Listen and type verbs in the imperative form.
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Present simple. Listen and type expressions in Present Simple with frequently used verbs.
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Future simple. Listen and type future expressions with 'will' and frequently used verbs.
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Past simple (regular and irregular verbs)
Watch the first 2 minutes of David Blaine's TED talk and revise Past Simple.
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Past simple (irregular verbs)
Watch the story of how David Blaine held his breath for 17 minutes and type phrases with irregular verbs in past simple.
Vocabulary in contextFilm & animation25 itemsImageA2B1
Watch this moving animated story and fill the gaps with up to 6 'basic' (A1) words.
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Past Simple Actor Mads Mikkelsen tells the story of how he lost his Bond movie script. Listen and type phrases in past simple.
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Past verb forms: telling stories. Listen to the story and type verbs in past simple (two verbs are in past continuous and past perfect).
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Hypothetical conditional. 'Would' might be extremely difficult to catch in fast speech. Practice catching it with this challenging quiz.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment10 itemsImageB1B2C1
Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment14 itemsImageB1B2C1
Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Grammar for listenersFilm & animation16 itemsImageB1B2
Past verb forms: telling stories Watch this wonderful Christmas advert and type phrases with verbs that refer to the past.
Pronunciation for listenersFilm & animation14 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Pronunciation for listenersFilm & animation7 itemsImageB1B2C1
Disappearing sounds. The word and almost always sounds like an. Practice catching it in frequent expressions.
Grammar for listenersFilm & animation7 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Going to. Watch an extract from Doctor Who and type phrases with 'going to'.
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Plural -s. If you often forget to add 's' to plural nouns, do this quiz!
Grammar in contextFilm & animation17 itemsImageB1B2C1
Articles. What article fits the context?
Pronunciation for listenersFilm & animation13 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Grammar for listenersMusic11 itemsImageA2B1
Irregular verbs. Listen and type phrases with an irregular verb in past simple.
Grammar for listenersMusic10 itemsImageA2B1
Future simple
Listen and type future expressions (affirmative) with 'will' and frequently used verbs.
Pronunciation for listenersTalks & interviews10 itemsImageB1B2C1
Sounds blending into new sounds. When do /s/ and /z/ sound like /sh/ and /zh/? Do this quiz to find out.
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Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
Pronunciation for listenersFilm & animation14 itemsImageB1B2C1
Disappearing sounds. Practice catching frequently used words that end in /t/ or /d/.
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Contractions. Can you catch contractions (such as I'll, he'd and so on)? Do this quiz to find out!
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Fantastic Present simple and where to find it!
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Present Perfect
Listen and type fixed expressions that contain a verb in Present Purrfect.
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Present Perfect
Listen and type phrases with a verb in Present Purrfect.
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Present Continuous
Listen and type in phrases in Present Continuous.
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Past simple (irregular verbs)
Listen and type phrases with irregular verbs in past simple.
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Comparative adjectives
Listen and type frequently used adjectives in the comparative form.
Pronunciation for listenersInformation Technology12 itemsImageB1B2
Linking between words
When a word ends in the same sound that the next word starts with, they might become 'linked' and so they might be difficult to catch. To practice catching such phrases, do this quiz.
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Future simple
Listen and type future expressions (affirmative) with 'will' and frequently used verbs.
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Disappearing sounds. Do this quiz to practice hearing the difference between 'can' or 'can't'.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment19 itemsImageB2C1
Listen and fill the gaps with expressions that will help you to sound friendly and 'oil the wheels' of the conversation.
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Going to. Fill the gaps with a form of 'be gonna' plus a verb.
Vocabulary in contextEntertainment23 itemsImageB1B2
There are 12 verbs that are extremely important because they cover 45 per cent of all verbs in spoken English. Do this quiz to practice using these verbs.
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Present Perfect. Watch Ellen, Johnny Depp, Gwyneth Paltrow and Paul Bettany play a round of "Never Have I Ever" and type the third form of the verbs.
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time|year|way|thing|world|person. Which of these frequently used nouns fits the context?
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time|person|way|day|thing. Which of these frequently used nouns fits the context?
Vocabulary in contextEducational8 itemsImageB2C1C2
Do this quiz to revise fixed expressions with 'luck'.
Vocabulary in contextBusiness8 itemsImageB2C1C2
Do this quiz to revise fixed expressions with 'luck'.
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Irregular verbs. Listen to the interview and type phrases with irregular verbs in past simple.
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Listen to the interview and type regular verbs in present and past simple.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment20 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Disappearing sounds. The word and almost always sounds like an. Practice catching it in frequent expressions.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment11 itemsImageB1B2C1C2
Do this quiz to practice catching three-word expressions that are often difficult to catch.
Grammar for listenersEntertainment15 itemsImageB1B2C1
Listen to the interview and type verbs present and past simple.
Grammar for listenersPeople & society18 itemsImageB1B2
'a' or 'the'? Practice your articles!
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'a' or 'the'? Practice your articles!
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Past simple, irregular verbs.
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'There is' and 'there are' might be difficult to catch, because sometimes they sound like 'thz' or 'the'. To learn how these expressions sound in real speech, do this quiz.
Grammar for listenersBusiness21 itemsImageB2C1
'There is/are' or 'they're'? Do this challenging quiz to learn how these expressions might sound in very fast speech.
Grammar for listenersBusiness22 itemsImageB1B2C1
Modal verbs 'can', 'could' and 'should' often sound very close to 'kn', 'kd' and 'shd' in fast speech. Listen and fill the gaps with one of these modal verbs and a frequent verb.
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Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.
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Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.
Pronunciation for listenersBusiness55 itemsImageA2B1
Do this quiz to practice catching three-word expressions that are often difficult to catch.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment34 itemsImageA2B1
Disappearing sounds. In fast speech the /t/ and /d/ sounds at the end of the word often disappear. Which frequent words that end in /t/ and /d/ are missing from the gaps?
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Do you find the modal perfect tricky? To finally get it, check out these 200 examples in real speech!
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Listen to the story and type verbs in present perfect and past simple.
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Listen to the story and type verbs in present perfect and past simple and continuous.
Pronunciation for listenersEntertainment12 itemsImageA2B1
Disappearing sounds. The word and almost always sounds like an. Practice catching it in frequent expressions.
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Do this quiz to feel a lot more confident to use comparatives in a natural way.
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Listen to the story and type verbs in past simple and continuous.
Grammar for listenersNews29 itemsImageB1B2C1
Listen to the story and type verbs in past simple and continuous.
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Listen and type the verb in passive (all forms of 'be').
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Listen and type the verb in the passive (all forms of 'be').
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Do this quiz to practice catching three-word expressions that are often difficult to catch.
Vocabulary in contextPeople & society6 itemsImageB2C1C2
Learn the euphemisms and informal expressions the British use to talk about going to the toilet.
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Whatever or whoever? Fill the gaps.
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'Like' or 'as'?
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'Too' or 'enough?'
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'Too' or 'enough?'
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'Too' or 'enough?'
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'Too' or 'enough?'
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Word formation: DEPEND: 'depend' or 'depending'?
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Word formation: DEPEND: 'depend' or 'depending'?
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Word formation: DEPEND
Grammar for listenersInformation Technology63 itemsImageA2B1
Listen and type comparative adjectives.
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Listen and type useful expressions with comparatives.
Vocabulary in contextInformation Technology17 itemsImageB1B2
Which expression fits the context, 'in case' or 'in the case'?
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Whatever, whenever or whoever? Fill the gaps.
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Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.
Pronunciation for listenersTalks & interviews15 itemsImageB1B2C1
Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.
Pronunciation for listenersTalks & interviews13 itemsImageA2B1
Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.
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Spoken grammar. When we speak, we often report what someone says or feels with expressions I'm like/he's like/etc. Do this quiz to see examples of this grammar.
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Listen and type the verb with 'used to / didn't used to'.
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Modal verbs 'can', 'could' and 'should' often sound very close to 'kn', 'kd' and 'shd' in fast speech. Listen and fill the gaps with one of these modal verbs and a frequent verb.
Pronunciation for listenersTalks & interviews11 itemsImageB1B2C1
Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.
Grammar for listenersTalks & interviews15 itemsImageB1B2C1
'There is' and 'there are' might be difficult to catch, because sometimes they sound like 'thz' or 'the'. To learn how these expressions sound in real speech, do this quiz.
Vocabulary in contextBusiness12 itemsImageC1C2
Fill the gap with a phrasal verb that fits the context. Pay attention to verb forms!
Pronunciation for listenersBusiness15 itemsImageA2B1
Expressions with 'of'. In fast speech 'of' often sounds like 'v'. That's why expressions like 'kind of' or 'a lot of' might be difficult to catch. Which frequent expressions with 'of' are missing from the gaps?
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Do this quick quiz to get insight into the art of presenting, and revise the modal perfect along the way!
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Do this quiz to find out how to use far better comparatives.
Grammar for listenersBusiness29 itemsImageB1B2C1
'We'd', 'I'll, 'there's' - can you catch these and other contractions in fast speech? Do this quiz to find out!
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Do this quiz to practice catching two-word expressions that are often difficult to catch.