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- “Could have/Should have” Exercise
- “I wish/If only” Exercise
- “Unless/Provided that/As long as” Exercise
- “Used to” and “Would” Difference
- 👩🎓Improve your Essay Scores (ILC Seminar)
- 📺 Academic Writing – Intermediate (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Academic Writing – Intermediate-Plus I (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Academic Writing – Intermediate-Plus II (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Academic Writing – Pre-Intermediate I (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Academic Writing – Pre-Intermediate II (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Grammar Topics – Intermediate (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Grammar Topics – Intermediate-Plus (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Grammar Topics – Pre-Intermediate (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Reading Skills – Pre-Intermediate I (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Reading Skills – Pre-Intermediate II (YouTube Playlist)
- 📺 Study Skills (YouTube Playlist)
- 🤩 How to Write an Advantages or Disadvantages Paragraph
- ⭐ Learner’s Dictionary (Oxford)
- ⭐ ReadTheory
- ⭐A Better Way to Learn Vocabulary (ILC Seminar)
- ‘BE USED TO’ EXERCISE
- ‘WISH’ EXERCISE 1
- *APP* VocabBuilder for iPhone and Android
- -ed -ing Adjectives Video Quiz
- -ING vs. -ED Adjectives
- -ING vs. -ED Adjectives Overview
- -ING vs. -ED Adjectives Quiz
- 10 Smart Ways to Talk about the Future
- 145 Picture Prompts for Argumentative, Analytical, Creative, & Personal Writing
- 1st Conditional with other expressions
- A GAME on MODALS of OBLIGATION, PERMISSION, ABILITY, PROHIBITION
- A Game on Noun Clauses
- A Guide to Noun Clauses
- A video activity on Present Continuous Tense
- A/an, the, no article: The use of articles in English
- A1 Level Numbers Listening
- Ability- Modal Verbs
- Academic Essay Structure
- Academic Essay Structure – Quick View
- Academic Word List (AWL) Flashcards
- Academic Word List: Find AWL words in any text
- Academic Writing in English
- Academic Writing Quizzes
- Academic Writing Resources
- Academic Writing Resources
- Adding Adjectives and Adverbs to the Sentences
- Adding Extra Information to Simple Sentences
- Adjective Order (Mini Video Lesson)
- Adjective Order Explained (OSASCOMP)
- Adjective Prefixes (helpful –> unhelpful)
- Adjective Prefixes and Suffixes (agree –> disagreeable)
- Adjective Suffixes (accident –> accidental)
- Adverbs of Frequency (with Listening Practice)
- Adverbs of Frequency with Present Simple
- All Conditionals – Can you tell which one to use?
- Alternative “IF” Forms
- Alternative “IF” Forms II
- Articles
- Articles
- Articles (a, an, the, ∅)
- Articles 1 – check your foundation knowledge
- Articles 2
- Articles 2 – a, an, the
- Articles 3 – getting these right make your writing so fluent!
- Articles Exercise #1
- Articles Exercise #2
- Articles Quiz
- Articles revision
- AS SOON AS, IF and UNLESS EXERCISE
- Asking for and giving advice
- Asking Questions
- Asking Questions Exercise
- Basic Subordinating Conjunctions (Test)
- BBC Learning English – Unit 17: Endangered animals Talking about the future
- BBC’s 6-minute English
- Be Going To and Present Continuous for Future
- Be Going To Exercise 1
- Be Going To for Future Plans
- Be Going To for Plans/Predictions
- Beklemeli Ögrenciler İçin Çalışma Materyaller
- Build your Vocabulary and give Free Rice 🍚
- Building Strong Responses with Noun Clauses
- Cambridge Dictionary
- Cambridge English Listening Practice
- Can and can’t
- Can you improve this Effects Essay?
- Can, could, be able to: Ability and possibility
- Can, could, be able to: Ability and possibility
- Causative Verb Practice
- Causative Verbs – Help, Make, Let (Listening Practice)
- Causative Verbs Overview
- Causatives 2
- Causatives 3
- Causatives Exercise #1
- Causatives Exercise #2
- Causatives Exercise #3
- Causatives Listening Practice
- Causatives Listening Practice
- Cause Essay
- Cause Essay
- Cause Essay (14 Points)
- Cause Essay Sample (19 points)
- Cause Essay with feedback_Strong (19 points).
- Cause Essay_Weak (11 points)
- Cause-Essay (11 Points)
- Cause-Essay Sample (14-points)
- CAUSE/EFFECT PARAGRAPH
- Causes or Effects of Bad Traffic?
- Causes or Effects of Using Social Media?
- Check your English Level
- Check your Listening Level
- Cloze Test
- Cloze Test (Do we really need to sleep?)
- Cloze tests – All Tenses
- Çok çeşitli ilginç aktiviteler
- Collocations Dictionary (Ozdic)
- Common sentence structures to listen and repeat
- Common Verb+Noun Collocations
- Comparative – Superlative Adjectives (Speaking Exercise)
- Comparative Adjectives
- Comparative Adjectives
- Comparative Adjectives #2
- Comparative and superlative adjectives
- Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 1
- Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 2
- Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 3
- Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs
- Comparatives & Superlatives
- Comparatives & Superlatives
- Comparatives 1
- Comparatives 2
- Comparatives and superlatives
- Comparatives and superlatives II
- Compare two automobiles
- Compound Adjectives
- Compound Adjectives 1
- Compound Adjectives 2
- Compound Adjectives 2 – a fundamental skill of English!
- Compound Adjectives 3 – master the skills!
- Compound Adjectives 4 – what order?!
- Compound Adjectives 5 – a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
- Compound Adjectives Exercise #1
- Compound Adjectives Exercise #2
- Compound Adjectives Exercise #3
- Compulsive Shopping (Relative Clauses Reading Passage)
- Conditional Exercises
- Conditional sentences, type III, statements
- Conditionals
- Conditionals for Future
- Conditionals: “If” Alternatives
- Conditionals: zero, first and second
- Connecting Words (Environmental Problems)
- Coordinating Conjunctions (Explanation with Practice)
- Coordinating Conjunctions Quiz
- Coordinating Conjunctions Test
- Corpus of Contemporary American English (CoCA)
- Corpus of Contemporary American English (PDF Guide)
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- Country & Nationality vocabulary
- Creating a Learning Log (Sample)
- Creating a Study Schedule (Sample)
- Daily ESL Listening
- Daily Life English Shadowing Practice for Fluency
- Daily News Reading Lessons
- Defining Relative Clauses
- Defining relative clauses
- Defining relative clauses (Explanation with exercises)
- Defining Relative Clauses Practice (ITU SFL Materials)
- Defining relative clauses – who, which, that, where
- Defining relative clauses – who, which, that, where (TEST)
- Defining Relative Clauses, with Reduction – practice quizzes
- Description of the New Format Proficiency Exam (English)
- Description of the New Format Proficiency Exam (Turkish)
- Developing a Cause Paragraph
- Developing a Cause Paragraph
- Different uses of ‘used to’
- Different uses of ‘used to’
- Double Comparatives (the more diligently you study, the more success you will have)
- Duolingo English Speaking & Listening Tests
- Effect Essay (16.5 Points)
- Effect Essay – Can You Improve It?
- Effect Essay with feedback_Strong (17 points)
- Effect Essay_Weak (10-12 Points)
- Ekaterina Hoca explains Noun Clauses (B1 Video)
- Elif hoca explained Present Perfect Simple and Continuous
- Elif Hoca explains Noun Clauses (B1+ Video)
- Elif hoca explains Passive Voice (ITU SFL Video)
- Elif hoca explains Relative Clauses
- ELLLO.org
- Empower B2 Unit 6 Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Endangered animals: Talking about the future
- English Pronunciation Dictionary
- ENOUGH (Adjectives vs Nouns)
- Enough Quiz
- ESL Listening Lab
- Essay Organization Chart
- Example of a weak opinion essay. Can you improve it? (PDF)
- Exercise – Future Mix
- Exercise on Conditional Sentences Type 3
- Exercise on Simple Past and Past Perfect
- Express Regret and Criticism with Modals (could have, should have)
- Expressing past wishes and regrets
- Expressing Regret and Criticism (should have)
- Expressing regrets and wishes for the past
- Family vocabulary quiz
- Finding the Topic of a Paragraph
- Finding the Topic Sentence Exercise
- First and second conditionals
- First Conditional Exercise
- First Conditional Exercises
- First conditional vs. second conditional
- First conditional, future time clauses
- Fluency Practice Texts
- Forming Adjectives and Nouns Exercise
- From Paragraph to Essay
- Future Continuous & Future Perfect Exercise #1
- Future Continuous & Future Perfect Exercise #2
- Future Continuous & Future Perfect Exercise #3
- Future Continuous & Future Perfect Exercise #4
- Future Continuous & Future Perfect Exercise #5
- Future Continuous & Future Perfect Exercise #6
- Future continuous (video)
- Future Continuous 1
- Future Continuous 2
- Future continuous and future perfect
- Future continuous and future perfect 2
- Future Degrees of Certainty
- Future forms
- Future forms speaking activity
- Future forms – expressing future time
- Future forms – will, be going to, present continuous
- Future forms: ‘will’, ‘be going to’ and present continuous
- Future forms: Will, Be going to and Present continuous
- Future forms: Will, be going to, present continuous II
- Future Perfect (Listening)
- Future Perfect 1
- Future Perfect 2
- Future Perfect 3
- Future Perfect 4
- Future Perfect 5 – Explanation and Examples
- Future Perfect compared to Future Continuous
- Future Perfect vs Future Continuous
- Future Perfect vs Future Continuous Game
- Future Plans: Be Going To
- Future Possibility and Probability Modals
- Future Tenses Test
- Future time clauses
- Game on 1st conditional – unless, as soon as, if, when
- Gerund or Infinitive Exercises
- Gerund or Infinitive Explanation
- Gerund or Infinitive Practice
- Gerund or Infinitive Review
- Gerund or Infinitive Tutorial
- Gerund or infinitive – verb patterns
- Gerunds & Infinitives Exercise #1
- Gerunds & Infinitives Exercise #2
- Gerunds & Infinitives Exercise #3
- Gerunds & Infinitives Exercise #4
- Gerunds & Infinitives Video
- Get used to (Listening)
- Giving past advice (should have + V3)
- Grammar Diagnostic Quizzes
- Grammar Exercise: Future Continuous or Future Perfect?
- Grammar Exercise: Past Simple or Past Continuous
- Grammar Overview
- Grammar Practice #1 (Infinitives and Gerunds)
- Grammar Practice #1 (Present Simple or Present Continuous Exercise)
- Grammar Practice #2 (Infinitives and Gerunds)
- Grammar Practice #2 (Present Simple or Present Continuous Worksheet)
- Grammar Practice #3 (Get used to/Be used to)
- Grammar Practice #3 (Present Simple Tense Exercise)
- Grammar Practice #4 (So/Such That)
- Grammar Practice (Cloze Test)
- Grammar Practice (Cloze Test)
- Grammar Practice (First Conditional)
- Grammar Practice (Future Forms)
- Grammar Practice (Modal Verbs)
- Grammar Practice (Past Perfect Simple)
- Grammar Practice (Past Simple or Continuous?)
- Grammar Practice (Present Perfect Simple Or Continuous?)
- Grammar Practice (Present Perfect Simple)
- Grammar Practice (would-used to)
- Grammar Practice (Zero Conditional)
- Grammar Skills Exercises
- Grammar Skills Lessons
- Grammar Skills Tests
- Grammar: Verb Tense Overview
- Guessing Vocabulary in Context
- Have got
- Have to, must and should for obligation and advice
- Have to/Must Exercise
- Have/Get (Causatives)
- Have/Get Something Done Exercise
- Health and sickness – English Vocabulary
- How much? How many?
- How to approach Restatement Questions (ITU SFL Video)
- How to Ask Questions about the Proficiency Exam (Yardım Bileti)
- How to Email your Professor (ILC Seminar)
- How to form the present perfect
- How to Use ‘Wish’
- How to use Wish
- How To Write A Cause And Effect Essay: Topics, Structure, Examples
- How to Write a Cause Paragraph
- How to Write a Past Story
- https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/passive.html
- I Wish – Dreams Of A Better Life (A short movie activity)
- IELTS Exam Listening Practice
- If I were a millionaire – (Second conditional) – Listening test
- If Type 0 & Type 1 Exercise
- In A Nutshell
- Indefinite Pronouns
- Indefinite Pronouns (someone, everywhere, nothing, etc.)
- Inference in reading comprehension
- Infinitives and gerunds – verb patterns
- Integrated Essay Practice
- Integrated Writing – Sample Essays
- Integrated Writing Practice
- Intermediate grammar exercise: used to, be used to, get used to
- Intermediate Listening Practice – Modals
- Intermediate Listening Practice: Here Is The News
- Irregular plural nouns (eg. child -> children)
- İTÜ 101: Üniversiteye Uyum Sağlamak
- Jokes in Levels (1-2-3)
- Learning How To Learn
- Listen A Minute
- Listening and Grammar Practice (Future Tenses)
- Listening and Grammar Practice (Simple Present Tense)
- Listening Exercise
- Listening Exercise II
- Listening Exercise III
- Listening Exercise: Giving Advice
- Listening Exercises: Present Perfect
- Listening Practice
- Listening Practice
- Listening Practice #1
- Listening Practice #1
- Listening Practice #2
- Listening Practice #2
- Listening Practice (A Decade After the Fukishima Disaster)
- Listening Practice (A Rare Solar Eclipse)
- Listening Practice (Cosmetic Surgery)
- Listening Practice (Energy of the Earth)
- Listening Practice (Global Issues)
- Listening Practice (Halloween History)
- Listening Practice (How do you keep fit?)
- Listening Practice (Is the weather actually becoming more extreme?)
- Listening Practice (Making a Difference)
- Listening Practice (Moneyless Living)
- Listening Practice (Roads made of plastic waste)
- Listening Practice (Study Abroad)
- Listening Practice (The Benefits of a Bilingual Brain)
- Listening Practice (The Future of Transportation)
- Listening Practice (Weird Driving Rules)
- Listening Practice (What staying up all night does to your brain)
- Listening Practice (Why your phone is making you sad)
- Listening Practice – Numbers
- Listening Practice with -ed & -ing Adjectives
- Listening Practice: Describing People
- Listening Practice: Want to/Would like to
- Listening Revision
- Listening Strategies from the EAP Foundation
- Listening Tests Organized by Level
- Listening to Numbers
- Listening to Numbers
- Listening with Music
- Listening/Reading Practice: Swimming the North Pole
- Listening: Notetaking Skills (ITU SFL YouTube video)
- Listening: Present Perfect
- Listening: The Environment
- Listening: Wedding Plans
- Lit2Go
- Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
- Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast: Mystery Story / Narrative Tenses in English
- Macmillan Dictionary’s Red Word System
- Magoosh-TOEFL listening practice
- Make a reduced relative clause!
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary
- MindMup
- Mixed conditionals
- Mixed Conditionals Exercise
- Mixed Conditionals Exercise
- Mixed Grammar Exercises
- Mobile App for Numbers Listening
- Modal Verbs in the Past
- Modal verbs listening
- MODAL VERBS OF ABILITY
- Modal Verbs of Ability
- Modal verbs of deduction and speculation
- Modal verbs of deduction – must, may, might, could, can’t
- Modal verbs of deduction – must, may, might, could, can’t
- Modal verbs of obligation
- Modal Verbs of Probability
- MODAL VERBS OF PROBABILITY II
- Modal verbs – permission, obligation, prohibition, necessity
- Modals for Past Deduction 1
- Modals for Past Deduction 2
- Modals for Past Deduction 3
- Modals of Deduction (can’t, might or must)
- Modals of deduction (present) – Quiz 1
- Modals of deduction (Video explanation)
- Modals Of Deduction – Video Exercise (Sherlock Holmes Meets Jim Moriarty!)
- Modals of Deduction Exercise
- Modals of Necessity – Must, Have To, Need To, and Have Got To
- Modals of Obligation
- Modals of Present and Past Deduction
- Modals of Probability Exercise
- Modals: deductions about the present
- Modals: probability
- Money Matters! (Listen about future clauses)
- Money Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Murat hoca explains Coordinating Conjunctions (ITU SFL Video)
- Narrative tenses exercise
- Narrative tenses – all past tenses
- Narrative tenses: All past tenses
- Need + Infinitive (Need to V1) explained in Turkish
- News in Levels (1-2-3)
- Non-defining relative clauses
- Non-defining relative clauses 2
- Nondefining Relative Clauses – practice quizzes
- Noun clause exercise
- Noun Clause Test
- Noun Clauses
- Noun Clauses
- Noun Clauses (Combining Sentences)
- Noun clauses exercises
- Noun Clauses II – if / whether
- Noun Clauses Quiz
- Noun Clauses Video (Turkish Explanation)
- Noun Clauses with THAT (ILC slides)
- Obligation and necessity must/have to; should/ought to, need
- Old Format Proficiency Exams
- Open Forum 1 listening practice with audio, worksheet, script, and answer key
- Open Forum 2 listening practice with audio, worksheet, script, and answer key
- Open Forum 3 listening practice with audio, worksheet, script, and answer key
- Opinion Essay – Weak
- Opinion Essay with feedback (16-19 Points)
- Overcoming Speaking Anxiety
- Paired Conjunctions
- Paired Conjunctions 2
- Paired Conjunctions Quiz
- Paragraph Correction Practice
- Paragraph Writing
- Paragraph Writing
- Parallel Sentence Structure
- Parallel Structure (Parallelism) Exercises with Answers
- Parallel Structure Overview
- Parallel Structure Practice
- Parallel structures
- Parallel Structures
- Paraphrasing Worksheet
- Paraphrasing Worksheet
- Participle clauses
- Participle clauses 2
- Participle Clauses 3
- Participle clauses Cloze Activity
- Participle Clauses Exercise #1
- Participle Clauses Exercise #2
- Participle Clauses Exercise #3
- Participle Clauses Explanation
- Participle clauses Game
- Passive forms (Listening)
- Passive Gerunds & Infinitives Exercise #1
- Passive Gerunds & Infinitives Exercise #2
- Passive Voice (All Tenses)
- Passive voice (Discoveries and inventions)
- Passive Voice All Tenses
- Passive Voice Exercises (All Tenses)
- Passive Voice Grammar
- Passive Voice Practice
- Passive Voice Quiz (For the ones you get wrong, it has extra practice to help you improve.)
- Passive Voice with Reporting Verbs (He is believed to be…)
- Passives
- Passives
- Past and present habits
- Past and Present Modals of Deduction
- Past continuous and past simple (Explanation with Practice)
- Past Continuous vs Past Simple (Sentence Writing)
- Past habits: ‘used to’, ‘would’ and the past simple
- Past modal verbs of deduction
- Past modals
- Past Modals of Deduction
- Past Modals of Deduction Exercise
- Past Modals of Deduction Worksheet
- Past Modals Worksheet
- Past Modals: could have, should have, would have, must have
- Past perfect
- Past Perfect
- PAST PERFECT POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EXERCISE
- Past Perfect Practice
- Past perfect reading text
- Past perfect test
- Past Simple & Past Continuous Exercise
- PAST SIMPLE OR PRESENT PERFECT ?
- Past Simple vs Past Continuous Exercise 1
- Past Simple vs Past Continuous Exercise 2
- Past Simple vs. Past Continuous
- Past Simple vs. Past Continuous 2
- Past Simple vs. Past Continuous 3
- Past Simple vs. Past Continuous 4
- Past simple, past continuous, past perfect
- Past simple, past continuous, past perfect
- Past simple, past continuous, past perfect (Tense Revision)
- Past Tense Negatives and Questions
- Past Tense or Past Perfect
- Phrasal Verbs
- Phrasal Verbs Speaking Practice
- Pınar hoca explains sentence connectors and parallelism
- Podcast – Future continuous and perfect compared
- Pollution and the Environment – Vocabulary
- Pomodoro timers can help you focus and manage your time.
- Possessive adjectives and subject pronouns
- Possessive Adjectives Reference
- Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives
- Practice Cloze-style grammar
- Practice Past Perfect with Short Texts
- Practice with Song Lyrics
- Pre-Exam: You can find many revision and supplementary materials in Ninova
- Prepositional phrases exercise
- Present and past simple passive
- Present and past simple passive: ‘be’ + past participle
- Present Continuous – Positive and Negative
- Present continuous and Be going to
- Present Continuous for Future Arrangements
- Present Continuous Tense 1
- Present Continuous Tense Mixed Exercises
- Present Continuous Tense Quiz
- Present Continuous vs Present Simple 1
- Present Continuous vs Present Simple 2
- Present Modals
- Present Modals for Deduction (Test)
- Present Modals Worksheet
- Present Perfect
- Present Perfect (Usage)
- Present Perfect – Conversation Questions 2
- Present Perfect Conversation Questions
- Present Perfect or Past Simple Maze
- Present perfect or past simple?
- Present Perfect Simple & Continuous
- Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous
- Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous exercises
- PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS?
- Present Perfect Simple vs. Continuous
- Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous
- Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous 2
- Present Perfect Speaking Cards – Have You Ever
- Present Perfect Tense (Collected Sites)
- Present Perfect Tense Overview
- Present Perfect vs Past Perfect
- Present Perfect vs. Past Simple – speaking
- Present Simple & Present Continuous Game
- Present Simple ‘Be’ Wh Questions
- Present Simple – Forms of “to be”
- Present Simple – Question Forms
- Present simple or present continuous
- PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS 2
- Present simple or Present continuous?
- Present Simple Practice
- Present simple vs Present continuous
- Prism 3 Unit 1 Reading 1&2 Vocabulary
- Prism 3: Unit 1, Listening 1 Vocabulary
- Prism Unit 1 Listening Quiz Listening 1 and 2 Vocabulary
- Prism Unit 6 Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Prism Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Proficiency Exam Self-Study Book (ITU Vakıf)
- Pronunciation Practice
- Punctuation Practice
- Quantifiers Explanation and Practice
- Quantifiers Practice (ITU SFL Materials)
- Questions and question words
- Quizlet for Prism 3 Reading & Essential Vocabulary (112 words!)
- Quizlet on Regular or Irregular Past Tense Verbs
- Quizlet on Regular or Irregular Past Tense Verbs #2
- Quizzes on all Grammar Topics
- Reading & Listening Practice (Sherlock Holmes)
- Reading activity to practice wishes
- Reading comprehension – It was really terrifying
- Reading Comprehension and Passive Voice
- Reading comprehension and passive voice
- Reading Comprehension on Present Perfect vs Past Simple
- Reading Comprehension Practice
- Reading Effectively & How Reading Helps Writing
- Reading Exercise
- Reading Exercise (Superlatives and Comparatives)
- Reading Practice
- Reading Practice
- Reading Practice #1
- Reading Practice #2
- Reading Practice & Passive Voice Exercise
- Reading Practice (A Town That Lives In One Building)
- Reading Practice (Boost Your Brainpower)
- Reading Practice (Combatting Stress for a Healthier Life)
- Reading Practice (Deadly Tiktok Challenges)
- Reading Practice (Halloween in America)
- Reading Practice (Home of the Future)
- Reading Practice (How My Life Has Changed)
- Reading Practice (How Sleep Transformed Professional Football)
- Reading Practice (How Video Game Soundtracks Can Change Artists’ Lives)
- Reading Practice (Many Japanese Seniors Wish They’d Studied More)
- Reading Practice (Mystery of the Red Truck)
- Reading Practice (Nobel Prize Brings Attention to Worldwide Inequality)
- Reading Practice (Present Continuous)
- Reading Practice (Present Simple)
- Reading practice (reading builds all your skills, don’t skip it!)
- Reading Practice (Spending Time with Dogs)
- Reading Practice (Student Flies 8,800 Kilometers for Class)
- Reading Practice (Submarines)
- Reading Practice (Vloggers)
- Reading Practice (Will-Future)
- Reading Practice – Food Safety – Understanding Details
- Reading Practice with Gaps to Fill
- Reading practice with modals of deduction
- Reading Practice with Modals of Deduction
- Reading Practice with Relative Clauses
- Reading Practice: About My Family
- Reading practice: An airline pilot’s daily routine
- Reading Practice: Extreme Sports
- Reading Practice: Going to
- Reading Practice: Present Perfect Simple
- Reading Practice: The Paralympics
- Reading Practice: What do you do with your free time?
- Reading Strategies from the EAP Foundation
- Reading Text (Are the Teenage Years Really the Best of Your Life?)
- Reading Text with Questions #1
- Reading Text with Questions #2
- Reading: Is it always better to buy local food?
- Reading: Why do people get tattoos?
- Rebecca Hoca explains So/Such…That (YouTube video)
- Rebecca hoca explains the “so/such…that” structure
- Rebecca hoca explains Thesis Statements for Effect Essays
- Rebecca hoca goes through the steps of writing an Effect Essay
- Recognizing Parallel Structure
- REDUCED RELATIVE CLAUSES
- Reduced relative clauses – lesson and exercises
- Reduced Relative Clauses 2
- Reduction of Relative Clauses
- Reduction of Relative Clauses – Lots of Examples
- Reduction of Relative Clauses – Rules and Practice
- RELATIVE CLAUSE EXERCISES
- Relative Clauses (Collected Sites)
- Relative clauses (Listening)
- Relative clauses / reduced relative clauses game
- Relative Clauses Exercise
- Relative Clauses Exercise #1
- Relative Clauses Exercise #2
- Relative Clauses Exercise #3
- Relative Clauses Exercise #4
- Relative Clauses in Conversation
- Relative Clauses Practice #1
- Relative Clauses Practice #2
- Relative Clauses Typical Errors
- Relative Clauses Video
- Relative Clauses Worksheet
- Relative clauses – defining and non-defining
- Relative Pronouns
- Repeat-After-Me + Shadowing Practice!
- Reporting with passive voice (very useful for essay writing)
- Retirement Challenges in the U.S. – B2 English Listening Test
- Review of all Verb Tenses
- Review of Reading Strategies
- Rewrite Practice (Too …….. to)
- Rewrite Sentences Using So…that
- Roadmap 6A Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Roadmap 9C Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
- Roadmap A2 Unit 2 Revision
- Roadmap A2 Unit 2 Vocabulary
- Roadmap A2 Unit 3 Revision
- Roadmap B1 Unit 6 Vocabulary Practice
- Roadmap B2 Grammar Revision for Units 1-3
- Roadmap B2 Vocabulary Revision for Cumulative Exam 4
- Roadmap B2 Vocabulary Revision for Units 1-3
- Roadmap B2 Week 1 Quizlet
- Roadmap B2 Week 2 Quizlet
- Roadmap B2 Week 5 Quizlet
- Roadmap Vocabulary Flash Cards
- Sample Cause Paragraph
- Sample ChatGPT conversation to generate opinion essay ideas. You can use ChatGPT to help brainstorm topics that you are unfamiliar with. If you use ChatGPT to learn, you can expand your knowledge about the world and brainstorm better on your own.
- Sample Opinion Essay (Strong)
- Sample Proficiency Exam (New Format)
- Sarah’s Day Off – Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
- Saying long numbers
- Second & Third Conditionals Exercise #1
- Second & Third Conditionals Exercise #2
- Second & Third Conditionals Exercise #3
- Second conditional
- Second Conditional (If Type 2)
- Second Conditional (IF Type 2) Exercise #1
- Second Conditional (IF Type 2) Exercise #2
- Second Conditional Exercise 1
- Second Conditional IF (Unreal)
- Second Conditional Listening Exercise 2
- Second Conditional Listening Test
- Second conditional reading
- Second Conditional Video Activity
- Second Conditional-Listening Exercise
- Second Conditionals
- Sentence Correction Practice
- Sentence Insertion Exercise (AI Boomers vs AI Doomers)
- Sentence Writing From Simple To Complex
- Shadow B2-C1 English Sentences for Fluency
- Shadowing Technique Explained
- Shadowing with VoScreen
- Should/Shouldn’t
- Should/Shouldn’t Practice
- Simple Past Tense
- Simple Past Tense Passive Voice: Explanation with Examples
- Simple Present Tense 1
- Simple Present Tense 2
- Simple Present Tense 3
- Simple Present vs Present Continuous
- Simple present vs present continuous tense game
- Simple Ways To Improve Your Sentences
- Singular and Plural Nouns (a/an)
- So and Such (Explanation with Practice)
- So that vs Such That
- Sound like a Native Speaker: Weak Forms
- Speaking Exam Practice
- Speaking Practice (Discussing Education)
- Speaking Practice (Overcoming Speaking Anxiety)
- Speaking Practice (Using Idioms)
- Speaking Practice (What are your favorite games?)
- Spin the wheel and have a chat with your friends!
- Strategies for Essay Writing
- Strategies for Improving your Listening Skills
- Strategies for Improving your Reading Skills
- Strategies for Improving your Speaking
- Strategies for Improving Your Writing
- Strategies for Learning Grammar
- Strategies for Strengthening your Vocabulary
- Study Buddies
- Study Skills Overview
- Subject-Verb Agreement 2
- Subject-Verb Agreement Exercise 1
- Subject-Verb Agreement Practice
- Subordinating Conjunctions
- Subordinators Explanation
- Superlative Adjectives
- Superlative Adjectives
- Superlative Adjectives #2
- Superlative Adjectives, check your listening comprehension
- Superlatives 1
- Superlatives 2
- Talking about habits
- Talking about the future
- Talking about the Future ( Future Tenses Explanation)
- TED Talks
- TED-ED Videos
- Telling stories: Narrative tenses
- The Difference between Paraphrasing and Summarizing
- The Difference: Used to, Be Used to, Get Used to
- The future with ‘be going to’ (Explanation)
- The passive (present and past simple)
- The structure of wish sentences (past tense)
- The third conditional (Listening)
- The verb “to be” – present tense practice
- The … the … comparatives
- There is, there are
- There is, there are (with Listening Practice)
- Thesaurus (Collins)
- Thesis Statement of Cause and Effect Essays
- Thesis Statements for Effect Essays
- Third Conditional
- THIRD CONDITIONAL
- Third Conditional (IF Type 3) Exercise
- Third Conditional (IF Type 3) Video
- Third conditional: Past unreal situations
- This, that, these, those
- Time clauses
- Tips for Better Writing
- TOEFL Exam Listening Practice
- TOEFL Integrated Writing Sample Responses
- TOEFL Listening Practice
- Toefl Reading Practice
- Too Vs Enough
- Too vs Enough (Explanation with Practice)
- Too/Enough in simple sentences
- Understanding Reference
- Unless, Provided, As Long As
- Unless, Provided, As Long As
- Used to (past habits)
- Used to Test
- Used to vs. Would
- Used to vs. Would 3
- Used to vs. Would Exercise
- Used to vs. Would, Practice in a Reading Context
- Used to, be used to, get used to
- Used to, be used to, get used to
- Used to/ to get used to/ to be used to (Quiz)
- Using ‘Enough’ in a Sentence
- Using ChatGPT for English Learning
- Using Too……to
- Verb + -ing or verb + infinitive
- Verb + object + infinitive/gerund – verb patterns
- Verb patterns
- VERB PATTERNS EXERCISES
- Verb Tenses
- Verb Tenses Comparison
- Verb Tenses Review
- Verbs followed by ‘-ing’ or infinitive
- Verbs followed by ‘-ing’ or infinitive to change meaning
- Verbs followed by ‘-ing’ or infinitive to change meaning
- Verbs in time clauses and ‘if’ clauses
- Vocabulary for Days, Months, Seasons
- Vocabulary in Reading
- Vocabulary Learning Strategies
- Vocabulary Learning Strategies (PDF)
- Vocabulary Learning Strategies – Creating a Vocabulary Notebook
- Vocabulary Practice (A Better Way to Learn Vocabulary)
- Vocabulary Practice (Collocations)
- Vocabulary Practice (Negative Forms of Adjectives)
- Vocabulary Practice (Pollution and the Environment)
- Vocabulary Strategies from the EAP Foundation
- Voice of America
- VoScreen
- Was & Were (Past Tense of “To Be”)
- Weird driving rules (Modal verbs) – English Listening Test
- What time is it?
- What’s the difference? Present Perfect and Past Simple
- When-Before-After Time clauses
- Which conditional should I use?
- Whose & possessive pronouns
- Will vs Be Going To
- Will vs. Be Going To
- Wish & If Only Clauses
- Wish & Regret Clauses
- Wish Clauses
- Wish Clauses
- Wish Clauses Exercise
- Wish List (Listening – Rebecca talks about what she wishes she could do)
- Wishes about the present or future (Explanation)
- Wishes and Regrets
- Wishes and Regrets
- Wishes and Regrets
- Wishes and regrets – I wish/if only
- Wishes and regrets – I wish/if only
- Wishes and regrets: I wish/if only
- Wishes: “Wish” & “If only”
- Wishes: ‘wish’ and ‘if only’
- Wishes: ‘wish’ and ‘if only’
- Word Formation Exercise
- Word Formation Practice
- Word Formation Practice
- Word Order Exercise 1 (Present Continuous)
- Word Order Exercise 2 (Present Simple)
- Words in the News
- Would you like…?
- Writing about your daily routine
- Writing an Effects Essay
- Writing Introductions
- Writing Practice (Cause-Effect Connectors)
- Writing Practice (Cause-Effect Relationship)
- Writing Practice (Parallel Structure)
- Writing Practice (Punctuation)
- Writing Practice (Sentence Writing: From Simple To Complex)
- Writing Practice – About Yourself
- Writing Strong Cause–Effect Essays
- Writing: Cause Essay Thesis Statements (ITU SFL YouTube Video)
- Writing: Essay Body Paragraphs (ITU SFL YouTube Video)
- Writing: Essay Structure Overview (ITU SFL YouTube Video)
- Writing: Introduction Strategies (ITU SFL YouTube video)
- YDY Kütüphanesindeki “Graded Readers”
- YouGlish for phrases
- Zero and first conditional and future time clauses
- Zero and first conditional and future time clauses
- Zero and First conditional structures
- Zero and First Conditionals
- Zero or First Conditional – Grammar Quiz