Afternoon Class

Read this lesson on question formation (it's kind of long) and then do the exercise that follows.

Do this quiz and also this one.

See if you can distinguish "which" and "what" with this quiz.

Then, try this brief word order quiz. Click the very small arrow pointing to the right at the top of the screen, by the words Grammar Aquarium, to go to the next exercise. There are just four.

Morning Class

Just one new thing for today:

Here's a quick lesson and quiz on the difference between too and very.

When you finish that, feel free to revisit any previous lesson, or explore the links to the left. Have fun!

Grammar practice:

Take an endless quiz! (Everytime you finish one, click Reload for new questions.)

Fun listening practice:

Play a matching game.

Play another one.

Play many more.

Just for fun:

Practice vocabulary with word find puzzles:

body parts
Non-countable nouns
Words That Are Both Nouns and Verbs
And many more.

A tip: If you find vocabulary that you don't know, look it up in the translation dictionary.

Morning Class

Here's a lesson on "can."

And a multiple choice quiz on can/can't/could/couldn't.

A quiz on either, neither and both.

Afternoon Class

Here's a self-study quiz on question formation.

Here's another quiz that focusses on question words.

Here's a nice quiz on question words.

Here's a lesson on question words with audio. Click on audio and hear someone read the page aloud.

Here's a quiz on question words where you type in the word.

Here's a business-English quiz on question formation.

Morning Class

Here's a lesson and quiz on "have to/has to."

Review the verb "have" in different tenses.

When you finish those two, try that listening exercise over to the right, from last week. Or anything else you'd like to review.

Parenting

Check out this list of links to many good parenting websites.

Y aqui esta una lista de sitios para padres en espanol.

Afternoon Class

Scroll down to the verb tense review exercises I put last time, or go ahead and try the next lesson:

The Past Perfect

Here is a fill-in-the-blank exercise to practice the past perfect.

A quiz on the past perfect.

Another quiz on the past perfect and the simple past.

Morning Class

Just for fun, check out these Useless Facts. (Click on each one to find the information.)

For listening and pronunciation practice, try this site - you'll need headphones. (Click on each exercise.)

For review, try these quizzes (always click on Next Question to start):

Beginning Grammar Review 1

Beginning Grammar Review 2

Beginning Grammar Review 3

Beginning Grammar Review 4