Companion practice site

Put the vocabulary through its paces.

Five activity types built around the formal and informal feelings vocabulary from the lesson — gap fill, matching, transformation, sentence builder, and error correction. Everything reshuffles on every visit.

Reference

Vocabulary table

All target words and idioms from the lesson, colour-coded by feeling, with register notes.

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18 items

Gap fill

Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence — formal, informal, and idiomatic.

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16 pairs

Matching

Match each word or idiom to its correct definition. Both columns shuffle independently.

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14 items

Transformation

Pick the sentence that best rewrites the original using a target word, phrase, or idiom.

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12 items

Builder

Click the scrambled word tiles in the right order to reconstruct each idiom or phrase.

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14 items

Error correction

Every sentence has one word that's wrong for the meaning or the register. Find the fix.

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Reference

Vocabulary reference

Filter by feeling or by register, search for a word, or click any card for a definition, an example sentence, and its pronunciation.

Category
Register
Activity · Gap fill

Choose the correct word

Pick the word or phrase that best completes each sentence. Click an option to check it instantly.

Score: 0/18
Activity · Matching

Match word to meaning

Click a word on the left, then click its matching definition on the right. Both columns are shuffled independently.

Matched: 0/16
Word / phrase
Definition
Activity · Transformation

Rewrite using target language

Each original sentence can be rewritten using a word, phrase, or idiom from the lesson. Choose the version that means the same thing.

Score: 0/14
Activity · Builder

Build the phrase

Read the clue, then click the tiles in the correct order to reconstruct the idiom or phrase. Click a placed tile to remove it.

Built: 0/12
Activity · Error correction

Find the fix

Every sentence has one underlined word that's wrong — either it doesn't fit the meaning, or it doesn't fit the register. Choose the correct replacement.

Score: 0/14