A2 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on comparing places.
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The origin of “no spring chicken”
Learn how a term for a young chicken became a light-hearted way to describe someone who is no longer young, and when to use it carefully.
Euphemism and Directness Exercise
C1 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on euphemism and directness; exactly one correct answer per item.
“Liaise” is a real word
This established English verb means to communicate and work together to coordinate something. Learn its usual pattern, spelling, and examples.
Articles in Short Descriptions Exercise
CEFR A1 multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on articles in short descriptions; 12 single-answer items with audited option substitution and answer economy.