Adjectives

Adjectives give us information about a noun.

For example (nouns are red and adjectives are green) ....

1. This book is new.

2. I have a small house.

3. My brother has a fast car.


Practice adjectives!

Click here and here and here! Have fun!

Buildings

Buildings are important!

Many people work in a building.

Many people study in a building.

Many people pray in a building.

Practice your "BUILING Vocabulary"

Click here and here and here. Have fun!

Math Words

Do you like math?

This picture has a cube, a cylinder, a sphere, and a pyramid.

Practice your "MATH English"!

Click here and here and here! Have fun!

Food and Drink

What is this man doing?

He is eating chips. He is drinking soda.

Practice you Food and Drink vocabulary:

Click here and here and here for exercise #1.

Click here and here and here for exercise #2.

Practice the Simple Present and Present Continuous Tenses here.

Clothes

What clothes do you like to wear?

Practice your "clothes" vocabulary:

Click here and here and here for exercise #1.

Click here and here and here for exercise #2.

House

This is a house.

This house has a bathroom, a bedroom, a livingroom, and a kitchen.

The livingroom has a TV, a couch, a desk, a chair, and a stereo.

Now you can practice your "house" vocabulary!

Click here and here and here for exercise #1.

Click here and here and here for exercise #2.

Verbs

Verbs are action words.

Clean, cook, walk, work, sing ... these are all verbs.

Practice your verbs!

1. Click here for exercise #1.

2. Click here for exercise #2.

3. Click here for exercise #3.

4. Click here for exercise #4.

5. Click here for exercise #5.

Animals!

Do you know that story of Noah?

He built a big boat.

He put many kinds of animals onto the boat.

Do you like animals?

Click here to take an animal quiz.

Click here for another animal quiz.

Click here for one more animal quiz.

Click here for a quiz about animals in water.

Click here for a quiz about insects (bugs).

Jokes and Riddle about the Alphabet

Do you like to laugh?

Many people like to tell jokes and riddles.

Jokes are sentences that make you laugh.

Riddles are questions that make you think.



Here are some RIDDLES about the alphabet:

1. What letter of the alphabet is an insect?

2. What letter of the alphabet is a part of the head?

3. What letter of the alphabet is a drink?

4. What letter of the alphabet is a body of water?

5. What letter of the alphabet is a vegetable?

Click here to listen to the answers!

Tools

We use tools to fix things.

Do you know the names of these tools?


Basic Students click here and here for practice.


Click here to practice your "tool" vocabulary:

1. FIRST: click on the word (on the left)
2. SECOND: click on the correct picture.

Click here for more tool vocabulary practice

1. FIRST: click on the "eyes"
2. SECOND: read the word
3. THIRD: click on the correct picture

Click here for even more practice

1. FIRST: look at the picture and read the word
2. SECOND: click on the arrows to match the word and the picture
3. THIRD: click on the word "Check" (green face = correct; red face = incorrect)

Click here for even more practice yet!

1. Click on the small, black dots.
2. Match the pictures and words.

Click here for one more chance to practice tool vocabulary!

1. Click on the small ?
2. Click on the big ?
3. Match the pictures and words.

Articles - A, AN (or Nothing)

Sometimes you need to use an ARTICLE:

1. I have a new car.
2. Do you want an apple?

Sometimes you don't need an article:

1. Your car is nice. (NOT -> Your a car is nice)
2. I have two brothers. (NOT -> I have two a brothers)

Click here to practice articles (A, AN, or NOTHING).

Click here for more practice!

Click here for even more practice! (Guess, then check your answer).

PRONOUNS!

Subject Pronouns:

• I
• You
• He
• She
• It
• We
• They

Object Pronous:

• Me
• You
• Him
• Her
• It
• Us
• Them

Adjective Pronouns:

• My
• Your
• His
• Her
• Its
• Our
• Their

Possessive Pronouns:

• Mine
• Yours
• His
• Hers
• Its
• Ours
• Theirs

Reflective Pronouns:

• Himself
• Herself
• Itself
• Ourselves
• Themselves

Click here to practice pronouns!

Computer User's Exercises

This man is working with a computer.

He has bad posture.

- His back hurts.

- His arms hurt.

- His neck hurts.

This man needs to do some exercise!

Do YOU need to do some exercise?

Click here to try a wrist exercise.

Click here to try a finger exercise.

Click here to try a thumb exercise.

Click here to try a knee exercise.

Click here to try a leg exercise.