Here is some vocabulary for cleaning and laundry. (Click/touch the picture to make it larger.)
This comes from Easy Pace Learning, where there is more information like this.
Here is some vocabulary for cleaning and laundry. (Click/touch the picture to make it larger.)
This comes from Easy Pace Learning, where there is more information like this.
Here’s a much longer list of Halloween words – with definitions.
There is a website called testyourvocab.com that helps give you an estimate of how many English words you know. This is not exact, and mostly for fun. But if you try it now, and then try it again after you have practiced a lot of English, you should see that your vocabulary has improved.
Suggestions for taking the test:
Try to learn a new English word every day, and you’ll be pleased with how your vocabulary grows!
The website eslyes has a page with 365 very short stories. Each one takes only a few minutes to read. You can also listen to each story (in normal or slower speed). After you read and listen to the story, there are several exercises you can try.
Here is a list of the 100 most frequently used English words. About half of everything you read in English will be these 100 words! Do you know all of them? If you don’t you can learn about them with the Learners Dictionary.
If you would like more, here is a list of the 1000 most frequently used words:
After you practice these words with the “flashcards”, Press Choose a Study Mode to test yourself.
After you practice these words with the “flashcards”, Press Choose a Study Mode to test yourself.
Many English learners have trouble pronouncing the TH sounds. Here’s a two-minute video lesson:
Here’s another video with more detail. You can find you own videos by going to YouTube and searching for pronounce TH (or any other sound too, such as pronounce R).
** Try this free Pronunciation App for your phone/tablet: “Pronunciation Power” for Apple