A2 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise focusing on indirect questions: statement word order after question words, if/whether for yes/no questions, polite openers, and punctuation.
Indirect Questions Exercise
- A2
Cafe Words Vocabulary Exercise
- A1
CEFR A1 beginner vocabulary exercise focused on common cafe words. Each item has one correct answer and uses the smallest practical gap for the target contrast.
What “grasp at straws” means and where it comes from
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“Grasp at straws” means trying weak or unlikely solutions in desperation. The image comes from a drowning person reaching for useless straw.
Reported Wh- Questions Exercise
- B1
CEFR B1; focus: reported wh- questions; exactly one correct answer per item.
May vs. might: what is the difference?
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May often means permission or a real possibility. Might usually suggests less certainty, a hypothetical idea, or extra tentativeness.
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