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• Dates
• Keywords of Present Simple, Present Continuous and Past Simple
• Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns, Personal Subject Pronouns
• Countables and Uncountables
• Past Simple Regular Verbs
• Comparatives and Superlatives
• The British Isles
• The British Isles and the U.K.
• The U.K.
• Pronunciation Suffix -ED Past Simple Regular Verbs
• Irregular Verbs 
• Reading Comprehension

Let’s play!

• Numbers
• What time is it?     /     Tell me the time!
• Countries & Nationalities
• Frequency Adverbs & Time Expressions
• Plurals
• Food
• Possessive Adjectives
• Family
• House & Furniture
• Dates
• Countables & Uncountables      /     Countables VS Uncountables
• Some – Any – a/an     /     Some – Any – a/an
• Present Simple       /    Present Simple
• Present Simple VS Present Continuous
• Reading Comprehension

There are three common types of English numbers:

*     cardinal (showing quantity)

       For example: There are three apples.

*     ordinal (showing order)

      For example: I am the third in lin

*     nominal (showing identity)

      For example: Take route 3 to get to the mall. (3 is the name of a bus route)

Click here to read all about it and to learn the correct way to write numbers.

Let’s play and revise the questions with the WH-words…here!

Here you’ll find the list of the most common typing signs and writing symbols, in alphabetical order, with names, usage and examples.