Interactive Learning
Seven kinds of activity, all free. Each one gives you instructions, marks your answer as soon as you give it, explains why, keeps a score and can be started again. Nothing you type is stored, and no account is needed.
How to get the most from these activities
- Read the lesson first. Practice works best when it follows an explanation.
- Answer before you look. Guessing and then reading the explanation teaches more than reading alone.
- Read every explanation, including the ones for answers you got right.
- Do the activity a second time a few days later. That is when it settles.
Grammar: multiple choice
Choose the correct form. Each answer is explained, so a wrong choice still teaches you the rule.
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Fill in the blank
Type the missing word. Spelling matters; capital letters do not.
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Sentence ordering
Put the parts of the sentence in the right order using the up and down buttons. This activity works with a keyboard as well as with a mouse or a finger.
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Vocabulary matching
Match each word or term to its meaning. The second activity covers the literary terms most often needed in Literature answers.
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Reading comprehension
Read the passage, then answer the questions. This is the kind of passage and question used in Paper I.
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Literature quiz
Naming the technique correctly is the first step in every good Literature answer. These questions practise exactly that.
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Error correction
Each sentence contains one mistake. Rewrite the whole sentence correctly. These are the errors that appear most often in students' work.
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Lessons that go with these activities
O/L English Grammar
The rules behind the grammar activities, explained with examples.
Reading Comprehension
How to read a passage and find the answer the question is really asking for.
Common Student Mistakes
The errors in the correction activity, with the reason each one is wrong.