A1 English reading practice for beginners. Read “Four Profiles,” answer the questions, and download the free PDF for ESL students and teachers.

A1 English reading practice for beginners. Read “Questions for Nora,” answer the questions, and download the free PDF for ESL students and teachers.

A1 English reading practice for beginners. Read “Text Messages,” answer the questions, and download the free PDF for ESL students and teachers.

A1 English reading practice for beginners. Read “Dear Anna,” answer the questions, and download the free PDF for ESL students and teachers.

A1 English reading practice for beginners. Read “Dear Anna,” answer the questions, and download the free PDF for ESL students and teachers.

A1 English reading practice for beginners. Read “My Name is Billy,” answer easy questions, and download the free PDF for ESL students and teachers.

Practice English listening and speaking with 4 short Present Simple dialogues for beginners. Improve pronunciation, fluency, and comprehension skills.

Practice talking about yourself in English with 25 getting-to-know-you conversation questions. Perfect for A2/B1 ESL learners. Free PDF included.

Learn and practice English with 25 food conversation questions for A2/B1 ESL learners, including a PDF and picture exercise — perfect for speaking practice, classrooms, and online lessons.

Over 100 conversation questions to help English learners practice using the verb "TO BE" in English. Includes picture exercises! Ideal for pre-intermediate (A2) learners.

Practice prepositions of time (at, on, in) by answering conversation questions. Ideal for A2/B1 English learners who want to improve their speaking skills.

Learn the difference between “a/an” and “one” in English. Clear explanations with many examples of how to use them in real sentences.

A2 beginner/pre-intermediate English listening practice. Focus: Third person present simple and morning routine vocabulary.

Fundamental English Learn how to count from 1 to 100 in English. Listen to the audio to practice your pronunciation, then listen to the...

Recommended level: low intermediate Quick reference Can is used for present ability and possibility ("I can dance." / "I'm sorry, but I...

Recommended level: Intermediate / Advanced (for the final two sections of this resource) Quick Reference What does he like? --> Tell me...

When someone gives you something or does something nice for you, it is polite to say "Thank you." We show gratitude because people do not...

One of the most common questions people ask is "How old are you?" Do you know how to answer this question in English? In this article, I...

In my latest beginner English video, I look at the difference between two very common words: borrow and lend. I also teach students how...

Most English students know that the present continuous is used to talk about actions that are in progress at the moment of speaking, such...