CEFR B1; focus: recommending a destination using natural advice, reasons, and destination-related expressions.
100 Everyday Questions & What They Mean
Ever wonder why the same questions keep popping up every day? Browse 100 everyday questions you hear all the time, and see what they reveal.
Phrasal Verbs for Business Exercise
CEFR B2; focus: phrasal verbs for business; 12 single-answer multiple-choice gap-fill items.
Given and New Information Exercise
C2 ESL gap-fill exercise on given and new information: information structure, end-focus, clefts, existential there, passive voice, ellipsis, and reference tracking.
Like vs. as: where the old rule still helps
A simple classroom rule still works in many cases: use like before a noun, and use as before a role or a full clause.
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