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Linking words in English are words that are used to combine or link sentences, two statements presenting contrast, comparison, condition, supposition, purpose, etc. Here are some examples of some linking words. 
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Play Learning English games on 2FlashGames.com. Here is our the best collection of Learning English games. Find the fun and new popular of Learning English games here Via Renee Maufroid
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The structures be used to and get used to are used to talk about being accustomed to something or getting accustomed to something. Get used to talks about the process. Be used to talks about the result.
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For, during and while are used in time expressions.
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Learn English. 1 FREE English lesson added every single day. Grammar, vocabulary, listening & reading
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An pre-intermediate level quiz game to practise making questions in the past, present and future. Individuals or teams see an answer and must ask the correct question. A version for beginners is here Jump and Slide (Quiz ...
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You are going to play a game.practise gerunds and present continuous
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Are your colleagues/clients laughing at your terrible English skills?
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Last week's crossword was about Countries, so I thought I'd follow that up with one about Nationalities. You can download a PDF version (with solution) here, and an interactive web version which will work on iOS devices (unlike the one below) here.
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Aren’t English prepositions like ‘in, on & at’ annoying?
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Unless you keep up to date with every last crumb of net-speak, there's a good chance your children will grow up to be lawless degenerates. Take our test to see how much of a bad parent you are
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Amélie Silvert's curator insight,
July 4, 2013 3:40 AM
Match the songs and the singers. Done with #learningapps of course. |
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Here’s a test of some useful Business Meetings phrases so that your Business English is perfect and won’t let down your performance in the board room.
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Flip the cards over and memorize the all types of careers and jobs that you can work at.
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Past Simple irregular verbs have to be learnt because there aren’t any rules to remember them. Every language has irregular verbs, so don’t say that you can’t learn them in English.
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Here is an explanation of the uses of so and such: So is used before an adjective or an adverb: so big – so beautifully designed Such is followed by a or an and is used before an adjective + a singular noun: such a long time – such an incredible story...
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There is often some confusion between the usage of 'like' and 'as'.
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David M's insight:
Students should see the questions / answers "board" projected on an interactive whiteboard (if so they can come out and "touch" the numbers to play) or on a screen.
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free English Exercises for Pre-Intermediate Students of English, young learners and kids.
David M's insight:
Pre-Intermediate English Lessons and Games
Sue Lyon-Jones's comment,
September 13, 2013 10:11 AM
Thank you for sharing these, David! Much appreciated. Sue :-)
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A beginners quiz game to practise making questions
English Escola Splai's comment,
September 7, 2013 5:17 AM
Fantastic resource for getting your students attention and motivate them in your EFL classes !
Audrey's curator insight,
September 7, 2013 5:37 AM
This is a great learning resources for learning English. There are many more, which really help youngsters to master the English Language. In one organisation such educational resources are used during activity sessions where youngsters are given a range of games. The atmosphere is very much like a homeschool.
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The EFL SMARTblog. EFL, ESL and ESOL learning and practice activities for smart students of English ... Note - This game can be downloaded as a ppt file below. The ppt ...
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Another English Grammar test to check your understanding and knowledge of “a, an and the”, namely the indefinite and definite articles.
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Terheck's curator insight,
September 28, 2013 5:17 PM
Quelques jeux en flash pour apprendre ou réviser le vocabulaire anglais.
Un lien à mettre de côté pour faire réviser nos élèves.
Begoña Iturgaitz's comment,
September 29, 2013 5:41 PM
more helpful stuff for flipped classrooms or traditional homework, for instance...
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Online maths quizzes for English students, young learners and kids.
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