Use of English
A practical core curriculum, with suggested levels. These are learning units, not official exam papers or level certification.
A1Beginner
A busy morning
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
My new neighbour
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
A pet shop visit
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
A school picnic
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
A new room
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
Planning a shopping trip
Read the whole passage before filling each gap. Use the surrounding grammar and meaning together.
A2Elementary
A weekend trip
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
Learning a new skill
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
Learning to cycle
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
A weekend market
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
Finding a lost bag
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
A weekend helping out
Read the whole passage before filling each gap. Use the surrounding grammar and meaning together.
B1Intermediate
Working together
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
A change of plan
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
A neighbourhood newsletter
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
Opening a community cafe
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
A study exchange
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
B2Upper-intermediate
Rethinking city life
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
The value of evidence
Complete the numbered gaps using the whole English context. Each question targets one gap; compare both grammar and meaning.
Building a digital archive
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
Reviewing a research report
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.
A flexible-working pilot
Complete twelve numbered gaps in an original English passage. Read both sides of each gap and use the whole context. The level is an editorial guide.