After a week of meaningful work vocabulary, it’s time to stop and ask yourself just how well you absorbed the vocabulary you were supposed to absorb. Try this five question quiz to see how you do!
If you’re reading this in a feed reader, the quiz works best on the website.
I can touch a table. [...]
This entry is part of the Talking About Home Technology series. You can find the vocabulary there. But that would be cheating, wouldn’t it?
After a week of talking about home technology, it’s time for the quiz! Have you been paying attention this week? Did you work on the vocabulary that you didn’t know? [...]
This entry is part of the Talking About Investing series. You can find all the vocabulary there, but that would be cheating, wouldn’t it?
After a week of investing, and the very interesting ‘guest’ entry from Carl of “Behavior Gap,” you should know everything there is to know about investing. Or, at least, about investing [...]
It’s that time! There’s been a week of vocabulary, a lot of listening practice. You were encouraged to practice writing with the vocabulary. Now it’s time to see what’s stuck in your memory.
This is a test with six questions with the vocabulary introduced on Monday. (Yes, you could look it up, but that’s cheating.)
Give it [...]
We’ve been talking pregnancy and babies all week! Are you ready to see how much you’ve learned? The pregnancy-vocabulary quiz is five questions to let you see how well you’ve learned the vocabulary.
If you hear that a woman is expecting, you can guess that she’s:Waiting for guests.Lactose intolerant.Going to have a baby.Angry that her husband [...]
It’s difficult for many English learners to master the rules of sentence order. These rules determine where which word comes in a sentence, and they’re part ‘rule’ and part ‘language feeling.’
Do you think you have it mastered? Try this quiz to see how well you do!
The sentence “I went to work,” is perfectly correct. [...]
My students know that one of the things I’m picky about is using verb tenses correctly. And, for my German students at least, the pasts seem to be among the most diffifcult things to master in English, because the grammar seems similar to German, but is different. Look at these two sentences:
I have eaten breakfast.
I [...]
