Relative clauses

Try this game to practice relative pronouns:

Defining and non-defining relative clauses matching activity:

Relative pronouns exercise
Defining or non-defining?
Relative clauses: complete the sentences
Forming relative clauses
More practice

Reduced relative clauses practice:

The best job in the world

 Australia is a wondrous and fascinating country, no doubt. Imagine you could have a great job there and be paid handsomely, would you apply? Click on the picture to watch a video and find out what's on offer.

Do this activity to learn useful words, phrasal verbs and collocations in relation to the topic of employment:

Future tenses

Match the examples and the uses they illustrate:

Play this activity lo learn about the uses of future tenses:

Future tenses practice mix

BASIC PRACTICE:

Exercise 1
Negatives
Questions
More questions
Sentences and questions
Sentences and questions 2
Sentences and questions 3
Games

WILL vs BE GOING TO:

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

FUTURE CONTINUOUS vs FUTURE PERFECT:
Future Perfect 
Future Continuous
Future Perfect vs Future Continuous

Multiple choice exercise

Modal verbs presentation and practice

 Play these games to review modal verbs:

 

Let's get some oral practice with the wheel of fortune:

Further practice:

Multiple choice exercise
Deduction/certainty modals: quiz
Past deduction/certainty modals
Exercise 1
Mixed modals
Another mixed modals exercise

Shopping

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Shop types vocabulary:

Learn and practice some money-related idioms with the flashcards and games below:

 

A little harder:

Making deductions-modal verbs

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Off the beaten track

 

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Learn and practice travel-related vocabulary with the activities below:

Flashcards:

 Quiz:

Crossword:

 

Try your luck with the wheel of fortune:

 

Future perfect simple, future continuous and future perfect continuous

 

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Personal Pronouns

 

Gerunds and infinitives used as nouns

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 The infinitive and gerund perform different functions within the clause. Do the activity below to get some practice: