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There are currently 590 British English Activities in the Britlish Library and I regularly add new Activities. The grid below shows you the 590 Activities available arranged alphabetically from A to Z. Use the navigation buttons to look through them. If you want to concentrate on a particular area of English, choose the category view instead.
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Quest for Eternal Youth Word to IPA
In this stimulating word to IPA exercise, you will be presented with a list of words and phrases related from the text, Quest for Eternal Youth, used in the reading and listening comprehension exercise. Your task is to transcribe each word or phrase using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). This exercise will challenge you to apply your knowledge of phonetic symbols and conventions while reinforcing your understanding of the vocabulary in the text, Quest for Eternal Youth. As you work through the exercise, you will not only improve your phonetic transcription skills but also gain ...
Quest for Eternal Youth Wordsearch
Welcome to this exciting wordsearch puzzle, thoughtfully crafted to help you reinforce the vocabulary from the reading and listening comprehension text, Quest for Eternal Youth, you've recently delved into. This enjoyable and stimulating activity offers a fantastic way for you to assess your understanding, consolidate your learning, and commit new words from the Quest for Eternal Youth text to your long-term memory. As you search for and circle the hidden terms, you'll not only revisit the key vocabulary from the Quest for Eternal Youth text, but also sharpen your overall language skills...
Question Tags
Question tags are short questions placed at the end of statements in informal writing and normal speech, and they are used to indicate that we want some information or that we want confirmation of something we believe to be the case. Usually we use positive question tags with negative statements and negative question tags with positive statement. We can, however, use positive with positive in some circumstances to express our feelings. This lesson will tell you everything you need to know about question tags, won't it?
Recommend
Rocío from Spain, and several other students, have asked me to recommend the best ways to use the word recommend. The verb recommend is used to offer suggestions as to what to do or where to go. We recommend things to others based on our personal experiences. I recommend that you do this lesson and see how we use this verb and I recommend that you take a look at this lesson if you have trouble using the verb recommend.
Richness in Contentment
In this exercise you will find reading and listening comprehension exercises based on the article titled "Relevance of Ausonius' Philosophy on Modern Western Consumerism: Richness, Desire, and the Miser Mentality". The article examines the philosophy of Ausonius, a famous poet and scholar from the late Roman Empire, and its relevance to the modern western consumer mindset. The comprehension exercises are designed to test your understanding of the article and to help you develop your reading and listening skills. The exercises include multiple-choice questions that will require you to recall...
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