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Choose the Correct Word – Similar/Opposite Meaning Exercise
In each question below two words in capitals are related to each other in some way. Find among the suggested alternatives (marked A, B, C and D) which pair of…
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300+ Important Vocabulary Words For TOEFL Exam
The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is a widely recognized standardized test that assesses the English proficiency of non-native speakers. One crucial aspect of excelling in the…
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300+ Essential Vocabulary Words for Success in IELTS, TOEIC, and TOEFL
As international proficiency exams, the IELTS (International English Language Testing System), TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication), and TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) serve as crucial…
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Find The Word Which is Different From The Rest – Practice Test Questions
In each question below five words are given, marked with A, B, C, D and E, four of which are alike in some respect, i.e., they have something in common,…
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Changes – True / False Exercise To Solve
Look at these sentences and decide if the statement which follows each one is true or false. Use the words and expressions in bold to help you decide. 1. The…
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Nature and the Environment – Replace the Words and Expressions In Bold
Replace the words and expressions in bold in sentences 1 – 15 with one of those from the box. You will not need all of the words and expressions from…
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Idioms and Colloquialisms – Make the Right Connection
Connect the first part of each sentence in the first box on this page with the second half in the second box on the next page. Use the correct expressions…
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Informal Phrasal Verbs – True/False Exercise
The phrasal verbs in this exercise have all been taken from British television and radio programmes (news reports, soap operas, quizzes, films, chat shows, etc) over a 3-month period. They…
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Rearrange the Letters in Bold [Condition and Requirement]
Rearrange the letters in bold to make words and expressions related to condition and requirement. The first one has been done as an example. sa nlgo sa there is sufficient…
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Diagnosis – Fill in the Blanks
In the realm of medicine, diagnosis plays a pivotal role in identifying and treating various ailments. It involves a thorough examination of symptoms, medical history, and often, specialized tests to…
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Idiomatic and Colloquial Responses – Choose The Correct Word
Choose the correct word in bold to complete the responses in these dialogues. In one of them, all three options are possible. 1. "I'm feeling a bit miserable at the…
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Mixed Phrasal Verbs – Complete The Sentence (With Answers)
Complete the second sentence of each pair with a phrasal verb so that the meaning of the sentence is the same as, or very similar to, the first sentence. The…
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Phrasal Verbs, Idioms and Other Expressions Using ‘set’ – True or False
Look at the definitions for each phrasal verb and idiom in bold and decide if they are TRUE or FALSE. If something sets people against each other, it encourages them…
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Addition, Equation and Conclusion – An Exercise To Solve
This exercise will help you to review more of the important words that we use to join ideas in an essay, a verbal presentation or sometimes in everyday speech. Complete…
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How Do You Say The Numbers and Symbols?
Numbers and symbols play a significant role in written communication, aiding in conveying precise information and adding clarity to our messages. However, knowing how to properly express numbers and symbols…
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Opposites: Verbs – Practice Exercise
Opposites, also known as antonyms, are pairs of words that express contrary or contrasting meanings. When it comes to verbs, opposites provide a way to describe actions or states in…
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Opposites: Adjectives – Practice Exercise
Opposites, also known as antonyms, are words that express contrary or contrasting meanings. When it comes to adjectives, opposites provide a way to describe characteristics, qualities, or states in contrasting…
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Idioms and Colloquialisms – 5 in 1 Exercises With Answers
Idioms and colloquialisms (spoken expressions) are a common feature of the TOEFL Listening Comprehension. There are a lot of them, and each one has to be learnt individually. Often, but…
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Word Forms: Adjectives From Verbs
Change the verbs in bold into their correct adjective form so that they are grammatically correct in the context of the sentences. 1. At the recruitment drive we were shown…
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Word Forms: Nouns From Adjectives
Change the adjective in bold in each of these sentences to a noun so that the word is grammatically correct in the sentence. 1. Items of valuable can be left…