Shopping

If I needed to buy some meat, where should I go? Choose the right shop for each item. Test yourself with the following crossword.

English or British?

How much do we really know about the UK? If you still feel uncertain about the following terms: British, English, United Kingdom, Great Britain, England, etc, take a few minutes to complete this crossword from BBC Learning English, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. After that you can read these notes I prepared for you.

Have a nice weekend!

Tired or tiring? Crossword

There is an important group of pairs of adjectives in English ending in -ed or -ing. Their correct use is confusing for many students. In this crossword you can practise some of them. Good luck!

Modals. Crossword

You can practise the use of modals with this crossword. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate modal verb. You can also use be able to and have to.

Remember we do not use blank spaces or apostrophes in the crosswords.

Good luck!

Transport and travel. Crossword

Well, here we go with another crossword. This time we want to revise vocabulary and expressions in the world of transport and travel. Keep in mind that many of the words in the crossword are compounds and in some cases they should not be written together as just one word, ok?

Write down in your notebook three words that you will always remember from now on.

Strong Adjectives. Crossword

Well, I'm back as I promised, and not as sleepy as I was last night.

I've just prepared a very attractive crossword about strong adjectives. Lots of new vocabulary. Have a go and see if you know them all. Have a happy weekend.

Money. Crossword.

Earn, win, save, waste, invest, spend, blow your money? It's not quite the same, is it? You'd better learn the difference if you want to handle your own money successfully. Have a go at this crossword: you'll find plenty of adjectives, verbs and nouns related with money.

Personality. Crossword

How can people be so different from one another? What features make the character of a person so different from their neighbour's? Probably one of the best way to describe the personality of a person is through the use of adjectives. In this crossword you will find a good sample of adjectives we frequently use to describe people's character. Have a good look at them, at their definitions and make sure you feel comfortable using them to describe people's behaviour. A good practice is to imagine different people you know well and associate them to each one of the adjectives seen here.

If you want to read a bit more about personality traits, here you have an interesting list you can browse with very clear definitions of each one of them. What traits do you identify in yourself, your parents, children or couple?

I have shared the following link from our colleague Cristina's blog; you will find here more personality types with their pronunciation. Thank you, Cris.

You're also very welcome to pay a visit to Cristina's English Place. You'll love it.

At the restaurant. Crossword

Time for fun. Complete this crossword with words and expressions related to food and restaurants. It's an interactive activity, so you can complete it by writing in the words and then you can check your answers. Good luck.