Do you want to practise using ‘like’ and ‘don’t like’ in English? Play these grammar games and have fun while you learn.
Click on the picture to play the games
Present Simple. Like and don’t like
Reply
Reading for Pleasure
Find here the audio for your book (the files are listed in alphabetical order).
Click on the photo to look for the audio you need and ENJOY!
Online stories&games. Captain Jack (Macmillan)
Click here and download the zip folders. Extract the files and click on HelloJack (P3), CaptainJack1 (P4) or CaptainJack2 (P5).
Click on the file with this symbol.
Online stories, songs&games. OUP (Oxford University Press)
Click on the pictures to listen to stories or songs and play online games.
Click and listen or play
Click and listen
Lyrics Training
Most of you already know this website. Look for a song you like and sing it or play a game writing or choosing the correct word.
First, choose a game mode. You can sing along (karaoke) or print the lyrics.
You can choose between write or choice mode. You don’t need to create an account (click on “Maybe later”).
Countable&Uncountable nouns
Here you are activities and games to practise using countable and uncountable nouns.
Comparative&Superlative adjectives
Here you are the grammar table for comparative and superlative adjectives. Below the table you have a list of links with online games and activities.
- Comparatives 1
- Comparatives 2 Monster phrases
- Comparatives 3 Monster phrases
- Comparatives&Superlatives Board Game
- Comparatives and superlatives 1 Here you can also download and print worksheets. After doing the activities you can correct them with the answers sheet.
- Comparatives and superlatives 2
- Comparatives and superlatives 3
- Comparatives and superlatives 4
- Superlatives LiveWorksheets
- Superlatives LiveWorksheets 2
- Superlatives LiveWorksheets 3
Can
Fun online games to practise can and can’t.
Click on Questions or Grammar and choose a game
Scroll down to play or print a worksheet
Have got
Click on the photo to play two online games to practise using have got in English. If you scroll down you’ll find worksheets you can print and do.
Click and scroll down to play
The Present Simple. Affirmative, Negative&Questions
Here you are some activities to practise the present simple.
Days of the Week – Present Simple
Affirmative
Negative
Questions