Level 200 = intermediate
Level 300 = upper intermediate
Level 400 = advanced
Need a dictionary to help you with new vocabulary? Click here.
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Level 100 and up |
Dave's
ESL Cafe Grammar Quizzes -
Fifteen quizzes on common grammar points. Click for
automatic grading. There are no rules here, just
quizzes. |
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Level 100 and up |
English-Zone.Com
- This is a *very* large site with English practice in all
skill areas. Some of the exercises are free. To get full
access, there is now a $20 annual membership fee. Look for
exercises for grammar and spelling. Choose activities
that fit your language level at |
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Level 100 and up |
Click here if you need to download Shockwave® or Flash®. |
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Level 100 and up |
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Level 100 and up |
Grammar Blast -
(Houghton-Mifflin) - Site is divided into Grades
K-5 and 6-8.
The computer keeps your score. Practice all the parts of
speech. Activities include: The Sentence, Nouns, Verbs,
Adjectives and Adverbs, Capitalization and Punctuation,
Pronouns and more! |
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Level 100 and up |
Grammar-Verb
Quizzes (E.L. Easton) - A wide
variety of exercises and quizzes (some with audio). Specific
topics covered include conditionals, contractions, make/do,
passive voice, phrasal verbs, reduction, reported speech,
subject-verb agreement, tag questions, word final -ed, word
final -s. Includes original materials by Easton as well as
links to resources created by others at Click here if you need to download RealAudio®. |
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Level 100 and up |
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Level 100 and up |
Grammar Help (About.com) - There are lessons and quizzes on grammar at a variety of levels. Choose your level and give it a try from easiest to most difficult. Beginner Grammar Pages; Beginning English Basics; Intermediate Grammar Pages; Advanced Grammar Pages. There is also a section called Grammar Quizzes, which concentrate on tense usage, learning mazes for all levels, sentence transformations and more. Check your answers quickly with a click of http://esl.about.com/homework/esl/cs/grammar/index.htm |
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Level 100 and up |
Homophone Exercises (Rideau Street Youth Enterprises) - Scroll to the bottom of the page to find the exercises. Homophones are words that sound the same, are spelled differently, and have different meanings. Ex: They're playing ball with their equipment. Practice it's/its; their/there/they're; to/two/too and http://collections.ic.gc.ca/literacy/esl/esl.htm |
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Level 100 and up |
Interactive
ESL Practice (Portland
Community College) - A wide variety of quizzes and exercises
for beginning and intermediate level students. Scroll down
the page to find the Grammar section. The activities are
divided into traditional categories such as Nouns and
Articles, Adjectives, Adverbs, Verb Practice, etc. |
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Level 100 and up |
Interlink Grammar
and Spelling
- The following topics are covered: Parts of Speech, Word
Usage, Modals, Reported Speech, Passives, Phrasal Verbs,
Irregular Verbs, Gerunds and Infinitives, and Combining
Sentences. There is some explanation, but mostly practice.
There is a section on "Parts of Speech" with examples and
pop quizzes. The Spelling
activities consist of lists of
common words, each with a correct and incorrect spelling.
You choose the correct one. Click here if you need to download QuickTime®. |
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Level 100 and up |
Internet
Activities for English Language
Learners (Monash University,
based on Tower
of English Tip Sheet) These
activities work on many different skills. Activities are
graded for English language level. Some include exercises
checked by the computer. Many of these activities work well
if you are working together with other students. |
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Level 100 and up |
Kanto
Gakuen University Quiz Center
(Gossman, Cisar, Scalise) - Many useful activities. Start
with the lessons on alphabetizing.
The grammar
section is organized by part of speech. |
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Level 100 and up |
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Level 100 and up |
LearnEnglish
- Sponsored by the British Council. LearnEnglish has free
materials to practice your English in three main sections:
1) LearnEnglish Central - English for everybody, 2)
LearnEnglish Kids - English for children, their parents and
teachers, and 3) LearnEnglish zones for working people who
need English for business and other professional purposes.
Though British English is the focus, there are links to
American sites as well for further practice. |
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Level 100 and up |
Self
Study Quizzes for EFL Students
(Internet TESL Journal) - There are quizzes here for all
levels. They are marked easy, medium and difficult. In
addition to working on grammar, you'll learn about
interesting topics such as holidays and sports. Or just
focus on grammar--here are over
100 grammar quizzes organized
by grammar point. Give them a try! |
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Level 100 and up |
There is also a very interesting
activity for article
practice (a, an, the) which
uses a decision tree. Try many examples and see if *you* can
learn the basic rules for using articles. |
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Level 100 and up |
Swim
Verbs - ESL Flash Quiz (Charles
Kelly) - I like this activity. Using only the verb "swim",
you get to try out all the verb tenses. Pay close attention
to the context of the sentences. Use grammar, vocabulary and
spelling clues to figure out which verb tense of "swim" you
should use. If you get an answer wrong and don't know why,
ask your classmate or teacher. Or you can Email me!
(krauss@lclark.edu).
Good luck! Click here if you need to download Flash®. |
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See Grammar
for English Language Learners
(John McVicker - Ohio University) - There are many links in
the following categories: Grammar Reference, On-line Grammar
Exercises and Activities, Special Problems in Grammar,
Grammar Help Services, and Other Grammar Resources. |
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