French
English 80%+ on 2 rounds in a row masters a topic
A1Beginner
A2Elementary
- Present simple vs continuousGap-fill- Routines and facts against what is happening right now.
- Irregular verbsMatch- Match each base form to its past simple and past participle.
- Modal verbsGap-fill- can, must, should, have to: obligation, advice and deduction.
- will vs going toGap-fill- Decisions, predictions and plans: choose the future that fits.
- Comparatives & superlativesGap-fill- -er, -est, more, most, plus the irregulars that break the pattern.
- Countable or uncountable?Sort- Sort the nouns, and stop saying informations and advices.
- Prepositions in, on, atGap-fill- Time and place: the pair of rules behind most preposition errors.
- Word & adjective orderWord order- Rebuild the sentence, including the order adjectives have to go in.
B1Intermediate
- Present perfect vs past simpleGap-fill- Finished time or not? The single most common intermediate slip.
- Phrasal verbsMatch- Match everyday phrasal verbs to what they actually mean.
- Present perfectGap-fill- for, since, just, yet, already, ever: the words that pick the tense.
- Gerunds vs infinitivesGap-fill- Which verbs take -ing, which take to-, and which change meaning.
- ConditionalsGap-fill- Zero, first, second and third: match the halves of each if-sentence.
- Question tagsGap-fill- …isn't it? …doesn't she? Add the tag the sentence is asking for.
- Relative clausesGap-fill- who, which, that, whose, and when you can drop the pronoun.