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Enjoy the 312 Activities in the Britlish Library that will help you improve your English skills, including 257 Interactive English Lessons, 19 Challenges, 19 Crossword Puzzles, and 17 Word Search Games in the Britlish Library. The latest Activities are below. The Activities are designed to help you improve all areas of your English skills from writing and speaking, to listening and reading.
Whether you're a student, a teacher of English as a second or foreign language (TESL, TEFL or TESOL), or even a native English-speaker who's always wanted to improve their skills, this is the place for you. The Britlish Library is full of interactive British English Activities for everyone who wants to improve their English skills - from beginners to advanced learners.
Try the new and exciting Britlish Challenges! 19 Challenges let you test just how good your English is against other challengers from around the world. Get the highest score in the fastest time and you can be at the top of the lesson Leader Boards.
Developing your vocabulary is one of the most essential things you can do if you are to really improve your English skills. I have created a database of over 4,000 of the most common English words to help you expand your vocabulary. If you learn these 4,015 British English words, you will be able to understand 90% of normal, everyday conversations in British English, as well as most written media such as newspapers, magazines, and Internet articles. There are several ways to learn these words in the Britlish Library and you will find them in this course.
There are 22 activities in this course.
There are 118 elements on the Periodic Table of Elements. Lots of students have to memorise all the names and symbols of the 118 elements. If you need to learn the names of the elements and their symbols in British English, this course has been made for you.
There are 11 activities in this course.
I originally thought that I would find 100 to 200 idioms related to the body, but as I continued gathering the idioms for each part of the body, I realised there were going to be considerably more. With an ever-growing list of idioms before me, I despaired of ever being able to complete the definitions and examples that would be required for each one. However, with a bit of elbow grease, I put my back into it, and managed to complete all 522 of them. In this course, you will find many of the idiomatic expressions related to the body.
There are 12 activities in this course.
Not everybody in the world calls each country by the same name. For instance, I live in Spain, but the Spaniards call this country España. As this is an English language learning site, we will look at the English spellings of countries in these Activities. Do these Activities and you will learn how to spell each of the countries of the world.
There are 8 activities in this course.
Phrasal verbs are a class of verbs which combine with a preposition or adverb to act as a single verb which says more than the words themselves. The meaning of a phrasal verb is often very different to the meanings of the words that are in the phrasal verb and this makes them difficult for students of English to master. Native English speakers tend to use lots of phrasal verbs when speaking.
There are 11 activities in this course.
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by a Britlisher in India
If you learn just 4,015 British English words, you will be able to understand 90% of normal, everyday conversations in British English. You will also be able to understand most written material such as that found in newspapers, magazines, and Internet articles. After years of extensive research using the latest technology to access lists of millions of examples of spoken and written English, I ...
by a Britlisher in France
If you learn just 4,015 British English words, you will be able to understand 90% of normal, everyday conversations in British English. You will also be able to understand most written material such as that found in newspapers, magazines, and Internet articles. After years of extensive research using the latest technology to access lists of millions of examples of spoken and written English, I ...
by a Britlisher in Somalia
Master the Vowel in Tree / iː / with this English Pronunciation Activation Pack. The biggest problem for students is hearing and producing the difference between the long vowel / iː / and the short vowel / ɪ /. These two sounds are next to each other on the IPA chart and are thus very similar. The difference is one of length, and the Pronunciation Activator will give you lots of practice with m...
by a Britlisher World Citizen.
Practice how to greet someone with this conversation activator which will also teach you some useful vocabulary and expressions. This English Conversation Activation Pack gives you practicing in greeting people you meet for the first time. Expressions such as, Hi, Nice to meet you, Good morning, Pleased to meet you, Are you here on…, as well as showing you how not to greet people and how...
by a Britlisher in Spain
Regular verbs form their past tense by adding ed. Irregular verbs have a past tense form that you must learn individually. Remember, too, that the continuous aspect of the past tense is marked by the auxiliary verb be plus the ing form of a verb. If you see the verb be followed by an ing form, it’s the continuous aspect. Verb to be plus ing! is really all you need to know to identify the ...
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by a Britlisher in Chile
I had some problems with punctuation .Is it possible to repeat the test please.....Thank you in advance
Richard replied:
You can do it as many times as you want. Just refresh your browser and when it asks, "Would you like to resume the presentation from the last slide viewed?" click "NO". Then use the Content menu at the top left to go straight to the Activator.
by a Britlisher in Brazil
Quite entertaining! Fun and useful game. Thank you, Sir.
Richard replied:
I'm glad you like it. There will be more coming soon.
by a Britlisher in the United Kingdom
I think this is the best poem about flying ever written.
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