Merry Christmas!

Hi there!
Click here and practise your English ( play a game, practise listening and writing).

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

Sing Along! (karaoke)

Hi there! What is your favourite day of the week?
Listen to the song and sing along.
Enjoy.

Grammar activities.

Hi there,
click here and you'll find more grammar practice you need for your exams.
Good luck!

Enjoying London

Visit central London and find each of the places below:

• St James's Park
• Trafalgar Square
• Oxford Street
• The National Gallery
  

What's the weather like?

Hi there,
Here you'll find some activities to learn about the weather.
Click here or on the picture to start.

• Listen to the weather forecast.
• Learn about severe weather conditions.
• Listen to a song about the weather.
• Read about Ali, a boy who travels around the world on a magic carpet.
• Play weather games.

Happy Halloween!

Find activities about Halloween:

- Play a game.
- Listen to a song.
- Read and listen to a story.

Happy Halloween!

Halloween.

Halloween

October 31st is Halloween. Where does Halloween come from? The Celts lived in Britain, Ireland and parts of France over 2,000 years ago, and October 31st was the end of their year. The Celts believed that ghosts came back to earth on this day. Today many people around the world celebrate this old festival - but today people usually have parties, dress up, and tell spooky stories about witches, skeletons, bats and ghosts. Have some Halloween fun!
Thanks to British Council.

Click here to find more activities about Halloween.

Halloween sing along ( karaoke)

The sounds of English.

Click here to learn how to sound English.

These are the symbols for the sounds of English. Clicking on a symbol will take you to another page where you can watch a video about that particular sound.

The sounds are organised into the following different groups:
Click here.

Short vowels

Long vowels

Diphthongs (double vowel sounds)

Voiceless consonants

Voiced consonants

Other consonants

In the UK.

The United Kingdom is a political union made up of four constituent countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Click on the flag to learn about the UK.