English
English language | |
| Parts of speech | Do you know your nouns from your verbs, or your adverbs from your prepostitions? This webpage will show you what they are, with examples from well-known poems. |
| Apostrophes | Lots of people find apostrophes difficult. Here are some games to teach you where they should go, and should not go! |
English literature | |
| Quotes from Shakespeare | This game teaches you some well-known Shakespearean quotes by asking you to unscramble them. |
| Shakespearean speeches | Some of the most famous speeches in Shakespeare's plays. |
| Gospels from King James Bible | There is a lot of English literature which is influenced by the Authorised Version of the Bible, known as King James Bible. Here is a different way to see the Gospels. The four gospels are laid out, side by side, so you can see how they treat different episodes, and who covers what. |
Other | |
| Typing practice | Most writing now takes place using word processors, and for that, you need to be able to type. This game gives you practise in finding the letters on the keyboard. A complete beginner can acquire enough confidence to be able to tackle typing complete sentences without giving up in despair! |
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