English vocabulary quizzes and tests for beginning, intermediate, upper and advanced level ESL EFL English classes and learners to help build vocabulary skills in a wide range of topics.
Idioms and expressions using the construction 'as ... as' including a definition and example sentences for English learners and ESL classes.
Read the short selection concerning finding accommodation and packed full with vocabulary related to accommodations. Take the quiz to test your understanding of this vocabulary.
Read the short selection concerning finding accommodation and packed full with vocabulary related to accommodations. Take the quiz to test your understanding of this vocabulary.
Idiom learning and teaching resources including quizzes, reference sheets, idiom themes for the ESL classroom.
Homonyms and homophones are one of two or more words that have the same sound and often the same spelling but differ in meaning (i.e. to, too, two). Test your knowledge of homophones with these quizzes.
This vocabulary quiz focuses on different food storage containers and measurements such as: a pinch of salt, a tube of toothpaste, etc.
Each question tests common idiomatic phrases in context and provides immediate feedback on correct and incorrect answers with a follow-up score at the end of each quiz.
Check your understanding of the use of these common expressions using adjective and preposition combinations.
Check your understanding of the use of these common expressions using adjective and preposition combinations.
Test your knowledge of using more than one adjective to describe a noun (i.e., an interesting old English book).
Upper level animal expression quiz focusing on animal expressions and words used with animals such as cub, scales, etc.
English is difficult! English is so difficult that even the current President of The United States has some difficulty using it correctly. Here are some of memorable quotes of President George W. Bush. Unfortunately, President Bush seems to have some basic English usage problems.
Collocations are words that go together with specific verbs or other words. This collection of combinations focuses on and common words and expressions that go with the verbs 'catch', 'pay' and 'keep'.
Collocations are words that go together with specific verbs or other words. This collection of combinations focuses on and common words and expressions that go with the verbs 'come', 'get' and 'feel'.
Collocations are words that go together with specific verbs or other words. This collection of combinations focuses on and common words and expressions that go with the verbs 'miss', 'get', 'do' and 'make'.
Collocations are words that go together with specific verbs or other words. This collection of combinations focuses on and common words and expressions that go with the verbs 'save', 'find' and 'go'.
Collocations are words that go together with specific verbs or other words. This collection of combinations focuses on and common words and expressions that go with the verbs 'take', 'have' and 'break'.
These vocabulary quizzes focus on important colloquial 'pair phrases' such as 'by and large', 'by and large', etc.
This list of word pairs focuses on similar word pairs that are commonly confused by ESL learners. Each word pair provides an explaination and examples providing context for each word.
Chart showing many of the world's countries, nationalities and the languages they speak including pronunciation sound files.
Everyday Expressions Quiz for Advanced ESL Classes focusing on common idiomatic expressions in a difficult, but common context.
A variety of quizzes designed to improve your vocabulary skills when talking about finances and business.
English uses a number of fixed expressions in everyday conversations and writing, this quiz tests your understanding of fixed expressions in English.
English uses a number of fixed expressions in everyday conversations and writing, this quiz tests your understanding of fixed expressions in English.
Read this letter about a vacation spent in Greece and fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb or missing word. Most of the verbs are in a past tense as the letter speaks about vacation experiences in the past.
I've got to be honest, I sometimes throw around terms like 'base form of the verb', 'reported speech' and 'phrasal verb' as if there were common, everyday words. Here's a quick quiz you can do with the class to check if you they really do understand.
Try this challenging idiom matching quiz focusing on common English idioms alone or with other students. Match column A with column B to find the idiom. Next, match the idioms (columns A and B) with the definition in column C.
Idiom quiz match up quiz focusing on idioms related to clothing. This quiz is ideally suited for upper level learners and requires students to match up idioms and then find the appropriate definition.
This series of exercises helps you build your basic phrasal verb vocabulary. The exercises include audio example sentences, definition matching exercises and, once the phrasal verbs have been introduced, practice sentences.
Test your knowledge of the some of the most common prepositional phrases in English. Complete the 15 sentences with the prepositional phrases provided.
Test your knowledge of the some of the most common prepositional phrases in English. Complete the 15 sentences with the prepositional phrases provided.
Test your knowledge of the some of the most common prepositional phrases in English. Complete the 15 sentences with the prepositional phrases provided.
Improve your knowledge of some of the most important and common combinations of prepositions used in English. These combinations are used to connect, explain and show the relationship between ideas and things.
Improve your knowledge of some of the most important and common combinations of prepositions used in English. These combinations are used to connect, explain and show the relationship between ideas and things.
A number of quizzes on this site are interactive and difficult to print out. Now, you can go to this page to print out these quizzes for in class use.
English vocabulary quiz focusing on related travel vocabulary for travelling by air, by sea, by rail or by bus.
Instead of / from / than? Minor mistakes made in the choice of these prepositions is quite common, even among advanced level students. Check your accuracy with these advanced level quizzes.
It was rainy and cold - Learn weather vocabulary forms to describe what the weather is like.
