Table of Contents
Word stress – more practice with common words
Word stress – endings that are stresses
Word stress – common nouns and adjectives
Word stress – parts of speech
Word stress – endings that influence
Word stress – endings that do not influence
Word stress – compound words
Homographs – stress makes a different
Homographs – common homographs
Homophones – practice with homophones
Silent letters – silent p
Silent letters – silent n
Silent letters – silent l
Silent letters – silent k
Silent letters – silent h
Silent letters – silent g
Silent letters – silent d
Silent letters – silent c
Silent letters – silent w
Silent letters – silent t
Silent letters – silent s
Silent letters – silent b
Contractions – short forms with not
Contractions – short forms with other pronouns
Contractions – short forms with we, you and they
Contractions – short forms with she, he and it
Contractions – short forms with I
Topics, facts and meanigs in context – practice with meanings in context
Topics, facts and meanigs in context – practice with facts
Topics, facts and meanigs in context – practice with facts
Topics, facts and meanigs in context – practice with topics
Common expressions – practice with others expressions
Common expressions – practice with phrasal verbs
Common expressions – practice with idioms
Common expressions – practice with idioms
Age and ege endings – practice with -age and -ege endings
Time, quantity and comparisions – practice with comparisions
Time, quantity and comparisons – practice with quantity
Time, quantity and comparisons – practice with time
Time, quantity and comparisons – practice with time
Practice with meanings – one word multipal meanings
Practice with meanings – one word multipal meanings
Practice with meanings – same sound, different meaning
Practice with meanings – same sound, different meaning
Test type 3 – section C
Test type 3 – section B
Test type 3 – section A
Test type 2 – section C
Test type 2 – section B
Test type 2 – section A
Test type 1 – test 9
Test type 1 – test 8
Test type 1 – test 7
Test type 1 – test 6
Test type 1 – test 5
Test type 1 – test 4
Test type 1 – test 3
Test type 1 – test 2
Test type 1 – test 10
Test type 1 – test 1
Expressing likes and dislikes – ways of expressing likes and dislikes
Talking about future – what are you doing
Talking about future – learn some rules
Relating past events – talking about a trip
Relating past events – how was your weekend
Relating past events – have you ever
Relating past events – where were you born
Expressing abilities – good at, bad at
Expressing likes and dislikes – ways of expressing likes and dislikes
Giving suggestions – visiting a place
Giving suggestions – ways of giving suggestions
Giving instructions – simple instructions
Giving instructions – learning to cook
Giving instructions – recipe instructions
Giving directions – practice with giving directions
Talking about locations – asking for locations
Talking about locations – telling where things are
Talking about home and neighbourhood – talking about neighborhood (2)
Talking about home and neighbourhood – talking about neighborhood (1)
Talking about home and neighbourhood – talking about home and family (1)
Expressing likes and dislikes – others’ actions, your reactions
Expressing likes and dislikes – likes and dislikes
Making request and complaints – complaints and apologies
Making request and complaints – making requests (2)
Making request and complaints – making requests (2)
Pronouncing – ment – stress on ment
Making request and complaints – making requests (1)
Pronouncing – ment – ment generally pronounced
Talking about jobs and routines – what about the family
Pronunciation of -et – et pronounced as ay
Talking about jobs and routines – what do you do
Pronunciaton of -et – et pronounced as it
Talking about jobs and routines – on a day off
Pronunciation of ch – ch sound as in chef
Talking about jobs and routines – busy days
Pronunciation of ch – ch sound as in chemical
Talking about jobs and routines – a student’s routine
Pronunciaton of ch – ch sound as in watch
Meetingpeople – saying hello and good bye
D sound – three different sounds of past tense d
Meeting people – someone you know
Pronouncing -ough- pronouncing -ought
Meeting people – introducing yourself
Pronouncing -ough- seven differents ways
Third person-s – three different sounds of third person
Plural-s – three different sounds of plural-s
Am, br differences
Phonetic symbols
Commonly misspronounced words
Commonly mispronounced words
Commonly mispronounced words
Commonly misspronounced words
Commonly misspronounced words
Commonly misspronounced words
Commonly misspronounced words
Commonly misspronounced words
Commonly misspronounced words
Names of days and months – months
Names of days and months – days
