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Revision game

Pair Up

Revise the words and phrases from any lesson: match each one to its meaning as fast as you can. Choose a lesson below.

How it works

On your own: Match every word in the lesson, a board at a time, and try to beat your best time.
In class: 2 to 4 teams take turns on the board. The team calls out the pairs; the fastest team wins.
Fast, but careful: Every wrong match adds 5 seconds, so guessing doesn't pay.

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A1Beginner· 25

At the Café: I'd likeGrammar focus
At the Shop: this, that, these, thoseGrammar focus
Call Me! Subject and Object PronounsGrammar focus
Choosing a Hotel: Comparatives and SuperlativesGrammar focus
Describe It: AdjectivesGrammar focus
Finding Your Way: Directions in TownGrammar focus
Food and Drink: a, an, someGrammar focusFree
Free Time: and, but, or, becauseGrammar focus
From Morning to Night: present simpleGrammar focusFree
Getting to Know You: QuestionsGrammar focusFree
How Do You Feel? very and reallyGrammar focus
How Often? Adverbs of FrequencyGrammar focus
Last Weekend: Past SimpleGrammar focus
Likes and Dislikes: verb + -ingGrammar focus
My Family: my, his, her and 'sGrammar focus
Nice to Meet You: am, is, areGrammar focusFree
On Monday at Eight: in, on and at for timeGrammar focus
Things I Can Do: can and can'tGrammar focus
Travel Plans: want to, would like toGrammar focus
Weekend Plans: going toGrammar focus
Welcome to My Flat: there is, there areGrammar focusFree
What Are You Doing? present continuous for nowGrammar focus
What Have You Got? have gotGrammar focus
Whose Is It? mine, yours, his, hersGrammar focus
Yesterday's Weather: was / wereGrammar focus

A2Elementary· 29

A Person Who Helps: who, which, that, whereGrammar focus
At the Doctor's: have to and shouldGrammar focus
Big Decisions: verb + to-infinitiveGrammar focus
Could You Call a Taxi? can and couldGrammar focus
Enjoy Your Meal: meals and eating outVocabulary focusFree
Have We Got Any Cheese? some, any, much, manyGrammar focus
Have You Ever…? Present PerfectGrammar focusFree
How Was Your Holiday? Questions in the pastGrammar focus
I Enjoy Taking Photos: verb + -ingGrammar focus
I'm Going to Do My Best: be going toGrammar focus
If It Rains…: First ConditionalGrammar focus
It Will Be Sunny: will and won't for predictionsGrammar focusFree
Maybe, Might, Probably: Talking About PossibilityGrammar focus
My Busy Week: present continuous for the futureGrammar focus
Not a Normal Week: present simple or continuous?Grammar focus
Planning a Party: too much, enough, a fewGrammar focus
Please Water the Plants: instructions for a house-sitterGrammar focus
Quieter Than the City: comparatives and superlativesGrammar focus
Rules and Signs: must and mustn'tGrammar focus
She Says She's Late: reporting messagesGrammar focus
So, Where Do You Work? Questions for a new flatmateGrammar focus
The Best Café in Town: a, the or no articleGrammar focus
The Night of the Storm: Past ContinuousGrammar focus
This One or That One? this, that, these, thoseGrammar focus
Twice a Week: word order with time and frequencyGrammar focus
We Missed the Bus! The past simpleGrammar focusFree
When I Was a Child: used toGrammar focus
Whose Is This? 's and mine, yours, hersGrammar focus
Why Did You Go? to + verb for purposeGrammar focus

B1Intermediate· 16

Although I Love My Job…: although and even thoughGrammar focus
Have You Ever…? present perfect or past simpleGrammar focus
I Should Have Checked: should have, could have, might haveGrammar focus
I've Been Painting All Day: the present perfect continuousGrammar focus
If I Had Known: the third conditionalGrammar focus
If I Were You: the second conditional for adviceGrammar focus
If You Click That Link…: zero and first conditionalGrammar focusFree
It Must Be the Cat! must, might and can'tGrammar focus
Must or Have To? School rulesGrammar focus
Nice to Meet You at Last: question tags for networkingGrammar focusFree
She Said She Was Nervous: reporting what people saidGrammar focus
The Colleague Whose Job I Want: relative clauses at workGrammar focus
The Train Had Already Left: past perfectGrammar focus
We Used to Play Outside: used to and wouldGrammar focusFree
Who Invented It? The passiveGrammar focusFree
Will You Be Free on Thursday? Future continuousGrammar focus

B2Upper intermediate· 60

A Town with a Story: non-defining relative clausesGrammar focus
Against the Odds: despite and in spite ofGrammar focus
B2 First Unit 1: Free Time and HobbiesB2 First · Unit 1Free
B2 First Unit 2: Travel and JourneysB2 First · Unit 2
B2 First Unit 3: Work and StudyB2 First · Unit 3
B2 First Unit 4: TechnologyB2 First · Unit 4
B2 First Unit 5: The EnvironmentB2 First · Unit 5
B2 First Unit 6: Health and SportB2 First · Unit 6
B2 First Unit 7: People and RelationshipsB2 First · Unit 7
B2 First Unit 8: Money and ShoppingB2 First · Unit 8
B2 First Unit 9: Homes and PlacesB2 First · Unit 9
B2 First Unit 10: Media and EntertainmentB2 First · Unit 10
B2 First Unit 11: Crime and the LawB2 First · Unit 11
B2 First Unit 12: The ArtsB2 First · Unit 12
Five Years from Now: Future perfectGrammar focus
Frankly, It Was Perfect: Attitudinal adverbsVocabulary focusFree
How Work Is Changing: The passive (all forms)Grammar focus
I'd Be Grateful If…: professional emails for requests, chasing and repliesSkills focus
If Only I Lived Closer! wish and if onlyGrammar focus
It Was the Music That Made It: it-cleftsGrammar focus
Key Word Transformations 1: Passives and Have Something DoneB2 First · Part 4Free
Key Word Transformations 2: Reported SpeechB2 First · Part 4
Key Word Transformations 3: Conditionals and WishB2 First · Part 4
Key Word Transformations 4: Bigger, Better, BestB2 First · Part 4
Key Word Transformations 5: Put It Another WayB2 First · Part 4
Multiple-choice Cloze 1: CollocationsB2 First · Part 1Free
Multiple-choice Cloze 2: Phrasal VerbsB2 First · Part 1
Multiple-choice Cloze 3: Linking Words That Hold It TogetherB2 First · Part 1
Open Cloze 1: PrepositionsB2 First · Part 2Free
Open Cloze 2: A, The or Nothing at All?B2 First · Part 2
Open Cloze 3: Small Words, Big LinksB2 First · Part 2
Reading and Use of English: The GuideB2 First · Paper guideFree
Reading Part 5 1: Read Between the LinesB2 First · Part 5Free
Reading Part 5 2: Why Did They Say That?B2 First · Part 5
Reading Part 6 1: Follow the CluesB2 First · Part 6Free
Reading Part 6 2: Mind the GapsB2 First · Part 6
Reading Part 6 3: What Comes Next?B2 First · Part 6
Reading Part 7 1: Find It FastB2 First · Part 7Free
Reading Part 7 2: Plans, Hopes and What Really HappenedB2 First · Part 7
Someone Must Have Taken It! Past deductionGrammar focus
Sorry to Interrupt: agreeing, disagreeing and interruptingSkills focus
Stranded! Past perfect continuousGrammar focus
Tell Me About a Time When…: job interviewsSkills focusFree
Weather to Remember: so and such … thatGrammar focus
What Did the Witnesses Say? Reported speechGrammar focusFree
What If? Mixed conditionalsGrammar focusFree
Word Formation 1: Noun SuffixesB2 First · Part 3Free
Word Formation 2: Adjective SuffixesB2 First · Part 3
Word Formation 3: Negative PrefixesB2 First · Part 3
Word Formation 4: Strengthen Your VerbsB2 First · Part 3
Word Formation 5: Adverbs and Spelling TrapsB2 First · Part 3
Writing a Report 1: Facts FirstB2 First · Part 2Free
Writing a Review 1: Worth It or Not?B2 First · Part 2Free
Writing an Article 1: Hook Your ReaderB2 First · Part 2Free
Writing an Article 2: Make Your PointB2 First · Part 2
Writing an Email 1: Who Are You Writing To?B2 First · Part 2Free
Writing an Email 2: Not Too Formal, Not Too FriendlyB2 First · Part 2
Writing an Essay 1: Plan, Link and Give Your OpinionB2 First · Part 1Free
Writing an Essay 2: Make Every Point CountB2 First · Part 1
Writing: The GuideB2 First · Paper guideFree

C1Advanced· 15

Breakthrough or False Hope? Word formationVocabulary focus
Bury the Hatchet: Idioms about friendship and falling outVocabulary focus
Careful Claims: Hedging in reportsSkills focus
Fit for Work: health, safety and absence at workVocabulary focus
Getting the Tone Right: Formal and informal registerSkills focusFree
Having Taken the Plunge: perfect participle clausesGrammar focus
It Is Essential That…: The subjunctiveGrammar focus
Never Had They Seen Such Ice: inversion after negative adverbialsGrammar focus
Phasing Out Plastic: Phrasal verbs for changeVocabulary focus
Pose a Threat, Reach a Consensus: Collocations for public debateVocabulary focusFree
Prone to Distraction: Dependent prepositionsVocabulary focus
Soar, Plummet, Level Off: Describing trends in presentationsVocabulary focus
The Price of a View: Linking contrast and concessionSkills focus
What Sells Is the Story: what-cleftsGrammar focusFree
Would You Be Prepared To…? Negotiating diplomatically: softening, proposals and conditionsSkills focus

C2Proficiency· 10

A Spanner in the Works: Idioms for plans and problemsVocabulary focus
Cut the Clutter: Editing for concisionSkills focusFree
Economical with the Truth: Connotation, euphemism and spinVocabulary focus
From Notes to Paper: Academic style and nominalisationSkills focus
Gone Are the Days: Fronting and emphasisGrammar focusFree
If So, Say So: Ellipsis and substitutionGrammar focus
Imply or Infer? Near-synonyms that trip up fluent speakersVocabulary focusFree
Same Story, Two Papers: Journalistic styleSkills focus
Say It Differently: Paraphrasing and summarisingSkills focus
Words That Move: The rhetoric of speechesSkills focus