This blog is aimed mainly at advanced students of English as a foreign / second language, although it will hopefully also be of some interest to teachers. I intend it to be a mishmash of lessons, exercises and the occasional opinionated rant about the English language.
1. Dictionary resources - Take advantage of the online resources at the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary (OALD) and the Merriam-Webster Visual Dictionary (M-WVD).
2. Learn progressively - You can start off with the easier options such as multiple choice, and when you think you know most of the answers, you can move onto Text entry.
3. Dip in and out - You don't have to do everything at one sitting. Do a little and come back later, perhaps in a more difficult format.
Look at the picture at the top from M-WVD then go to the OALD entry on garden, and click on the picture in the top right. Spend a couple of minutes looking at the picture, then come back and try these exercises (without looking at the pictures).
Select a quiz style:
Your exercise will appear here
For more detail on soil go to OALD and look at the usage notes
Go to the OALD entry on plant, and click on the picture in the top right. Spend a couple of minutes looking at the picture of the parts of the plant in the top left. Now do the same thing with tree, paying attention to the picture of the blossom in the top right. Then try these exercises.
Go to the OALD entry on plant, and scroll down to the usage note on the living world. Look at the section on plants and fungi. Then go to the OALD entry on sow and scroll down to the usage note on farming. Look at the section on growing food and raising animals.
See if you can remember how these song titles (or lines from songs) go.
Select a quiz style:
Your exercise will appear here
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You can make clean copies of each exercise for printing. Each section will be on a separate page, starting with 'The garden' on Page 2, so do a 'Print preview' to make sure you only print what you want. You can make a teacher copy with answers by clicking on 'Show'. Make sure you 'Clear' before printing student copies.
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