Refresher online course "Total recall"
Learn more about the courseHow to study: First open the green card and read the explanation. Then do all the exercises on the topic one by one. You need to score more than 7.5 points. You can do each exercise again with a different set of questions to improve your score. When all topics of a unit are scored, the next unit will become available.
Unit 1
Present tenses part 1. Revision of present simple, present continuous. Difference in use between present simple and continuous. Revision of present perfect form. Pronunciation: the magic "e".
Present simple
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present simple form, revision
Exercise
YES/NO
Present simple form, revision
Exercise
Filling gaps
Present simple form, revision
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present simple – listening comprehension
Present continuous
Exercise
YES/NO
Verbs with -ing spelling
Exercise
Filling gaps
Present continuous form, revision
Exercise
Drag and drop
Present continuous form, revision
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present continuous form, revision
Exercise
Dropdown
Present continuous – listening comprehension
Present continuous vs. Present simple
Exercise
YES/NO
Present simple vs. present continuous
Exercise
Drag and drop
Present simple vs. present continuous
Exercise
Filling gaps
Always + -ing
Present perfect
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present perfect form revision
Exercise
YES/NO
Present perfect form revision
Exercise
Drag and drop
Present perfect signal words
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present perfect questions – listening comprehension
Magic E
Exercise
Filling gaps
Is there "e" at the end?
Exercise
Drag and drop
Words that are alike
Exercise
Multiple choice
Long or short sound
Unit 2
Present tenses part 2. How to form and how to use present perfect continuous. Difference in use between present perfect continuous and present perfect. Pronunciation: letter "a".
I have been doing — How to form present perfect continuous
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present perfect continuous – listening comprehension
Exercise
Filling gaps
Present perfect continuous positive, negative, questions
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present perfect continuous positive, negative, questions
Exercise
Dropdown
Present perfect continuous positive, negative, questions
How long have you been waiting? — How to use present perfect continuous
Exercise
Drag and drop
Case 1: action started earlier and just stopped
Exercise
Filling gaps
Case 2: action started earlier and is continuing now
Exercise
Multiple choice
Present perfect continuous and other tenses
Present perfect continuous vs. Present perfect
Exercise
Drag and drop
Present perfect vs. present perfect continuous
Exercise
Filling gaps
Present perfect vs. present perfect continuous
A vowel
Exercise
Multiple choice
Find the word with the same sound
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Make up the word
Exercise
Multiple choice
Words that sound alike
Exercise
Filling gaps
What word rhymes?
Unit 3
Past tenses part 1. Revision of past simple. Used to. Revision of past continuous. Pronunciation: letter "o".
Past simple
Exercise
Multiple choice
Past simple form revision
Exercise
YES/NO
Past simple form revision
Exercise
Drag and drop
Past simple signal words
He used to get up early — Used to
Exercise
Filling gaps
Completing sentences with used to + infinitive
Exercise
Multiple choice
Used to in all kinds of sentences
Exercise
Drag and drop
Used to vs. To be used to smth/doing smth
Past continuous
Exercise
Multiple choice
Past continuous form revision
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Past continuous form revision
Exercise
Drag and drop
Past continuous use revision
O vowel
Exercise
Drag and drop
Sounds of o training
Exercise
Filling gaps
O or A: what is missing?
Exercise
Filling gaps
Missing words with O
Unit 4
Past tenses part 2. How to form and how to use past perfect. How to form and how to use past perfect continuous. Pronunciation: letter "e".
I had done — How to form past perfect
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Past perfect form
Exercise
Filling gaps
Past perfect form
You had left before I came — How to use past perfect
Exercise
Dropdown
Past perfect vs. past simple
Exercise
YES/NO
Past perfect vs. past simple
Exercise
Filling gaps
Present perfect to past perfect
I had been doing — How to form past perfect continuous
Exercise
Drag and drop
Past perfect continuous and other tenses
Exercise
Filling gaps
Past perfect continuous form
How to use past perfect continuous
Exercise
Dropdown
Past perfect continuous use
Exercise
YES/NO
Past perfect continuous use
E vowel
Exercise
Filling gaps
Possible sounds of e
Exercise
Multiple choice
Which word has the same sound?
Exercise
Filling gaps
Homophones
Unit 5
Future tenses. Future simple revision. How to form and to use future continuous and future perfect. Present tenses for the future, to be going to — revision. Pronunciation: letters "i" and "y".
Future simple
Exercise
Filling gaps
Future simple form
Exercise
Multiple choice
Future simple form
Exercise
Drag and drop
Future simple use
I will be doing — How to form future continuous
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Future continuous form
Exercise
Filling gaps
Future continuous form
Exercise
Multiple choice
Future continuous form
How to use future continuous
Exercise
Drag and drop
Future continuous use
Exercise
Multiple choice
Future continuous use
Future Perfect (will have done)
Exercise
Multiple choice
Future perfect form
Exercise
Filling gaps
Future perfect form
Exercise
Dropdown
Future perfect use
Exercise
Multiple choice
Future perfect use
Present simple and continuous for the future, to be going to
Exercise
YES/NO
Present tenses for the future, mixed exercise
Exercise
Drag and drop
Present tenses for the future, mixed exercise
I and Y vowels
Exercise
Multiple choice
Sounds of i and y
Exercise
Filling gaps
Different letters, same sound
Exercise
Drag and drop
The homophones
Unit 6
Passive voice. Have something done. Present modals (can, should, must, may, might) revision. Past modals. Pronunciation: letter "u".
Passive voice (I was told)
Exercise
Drag and drop
Passive voice with present simple
Exercise
Filling gaps
Passive: infinitive, present/past/future simple
Exercise
YES/NO
Passive with mixed tenses and modals
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Making sentences with passive voice
Exercise
Filling gaps
Changing active voice to passive
Have something done
Exercise
Drag and drop
Have something done in Present Simple
Exercise
Multiple choice
Meaning of "have something done"
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Making sentences with "have something done"
Exercise
Filling gaps
Completing sentence with "have something done"
Modal verbs (can, must, should etc.)
Exercise
Dropdown
Present modals revision
Exercise
Filling gaps
Present modals revision
Past modals (could have done)
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Make up sentences
Exercise
Filling gaps
Making past modals
Exercise
YES/NO
Common mistakes
Exercise
Drag and drop
Meaning of past modals
U vowel
Exercise
Multiple choice
Words with U — oral comprehension
Exercise
Filling gaps
Guess the word by vowel sound
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Making up words with u
Unit 7
Summing up all verb tenses. Common irregular verbs. Auxiliary verbs be, do, have. Stative verbs. All tenses — mixed exercises. Pronunciation: vowels in unstressed syllables.
Irregular verbs
Exercise
Multiple choice
Irregular verbs
Exercise
YES/NO
Irregular verbs
Exercise
Drag and drop
Commonly confused verbs
Exercise
Drag and drop
Irregular verbs in past form
Exercise
Filling gaps
Past participle of irregular verbs
Be, do, have — auxiliary verbs
Exercise
Multiple choice
Be, do, or have
Exercise
Drag and drop
Be, do, have as main and auxiliary
Stative verbs
Exercise
YES/NO
Stative verbs vs. dynamic verbs
Exercise
Multiple choice
Stative verbs vs. dynamic verbs
Exercise
Drag and drop
Think — thinking, see — seeing...
Tenses
Exercise
Multiple choice
All present tenses, mixed exercise
Exercise
Dropdown
All tenses, mixed exercise
Exercise
Drag and drop
All tenses, mixed exercise
Exercise
Multiple choice
Perfect and past tenses, mixed exercise
Exercise
Filling gaps
All tenses, mixed exercise
Exercise
Drag and drop
Signal words & tenses, mixed exercise
Vowels in unstressed syllables
Exercise
Multiple choice
Vowel in unstressed syllable
Exercise
Dropdown
Unstressed vowels in words
Exercise
Drag and drop
Same letters — different sounds
Unit 8
Second and third conditionals. I wish... Conditionals — mixed exercises. Pronunciation: silent consonants.
If I did, I would — Second conditional
Exercise
Multiple choice
How to make the 2nd conditional
Exercise
YES/NO
How to make the 2nd conditional
Exercise
Filling gaps
How to make the 2nd conditional
If I had done, I would have — Third Conditional
Exercise
Drag and drop
How to make the 3rd conditional
Exercise
Filling gaps
How to make the 3rd conditional
Exercise
YES/NO
How to make the 3rd conditional
I wish I knew — Wish
Exercise
Drag and drop
Wish + 2nd conditional
Exercise
Filling gaps
Wish + 3rd conditional
Exercise
Filling gaps
Wish + 2nd & 3rd conditional
Conditionals (If I knew, I'd tell you)
Exercise
Multiple choice
All types of conditionals, mixed exercise
Exercise
Dropdown
All types of conditionals, mixed exercise
Exercise
Drag and drop
All types of conditionals, mixed exercise
Silent consonants
Exercise
YES/NO
Is there a silent consonant in the word?
Exercise
Multiple choice
Which word has the same silent consonant?
Exercise
Filling gaps
Spelling words with silent consonants
Exercise
Drag and drop
Silent consonants and homophones
Unit 9
Reported speech. Reported statements, reported questions, reported orders and requests. Mixed exercises to practise reported speech. Pronunciation: problematic consonant sounds.
He said he'd come — Reported statements
Exercise
Filling gaps
Direct to indirect: present simple, continuous and perfect
Exercise
Filling gaps
Direct to indirect: past simple and continuous
Exercise
Drag and drop
Verbs "can", "will" in reported statements
Exercise
Dropdown
Reported statements, mixed tenses
I asked her where she lived — Reported questions
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Word order in reported questions
Exercise
Filling gaps
Reported wh-questions
Exercise
Filling gaps
Reported yes/no questions
I told him to stop — Reported requests & orders
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Reporting imperative sentences
Exercise
YES/NO
Reporting imperative sentences
Reported speech
Exercise
Multiple choice
Reported statements, questions, imperative mood
Exercise
Filling gaps
Backshift of tenses in reported speech
Exercise
Dropdown
Backshift of tenses in reported speech
Problematic consonant sounds
Exercise
Dropdown
Voiced and voiceless consonants at the end of words
Exercise
Filling gaps
/v/ — /w/ sounds
Exercise
Multiple choice
Unpronounced letter r
Exercise
Drag and drop
th — voiced and voiceless sounds
Exercise
Multiple choice
Nasal sound ŋ
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Mixed exercise
Unit 10
Article with proper names. Mixed exercises on all kinds of article. Relative pronouns who, which, that. Questions with what, who, whom. Pronunciation: regular verbs with -ed.
Articles with proper names
Exercise
Dropdown
"The" or zero article?
Exercise
Filling gaps
"The" or zero article?
Exercise
Multiple choice
"The" or zero article?
Article
Exercise
Filling gaps
Indefinite, definite and zero article, mixed exercise
Exercise
Drag and drop
Indefinite, definite and zero article, mixed exercise
Exercise
Multiple choice
Indefinite, definite and zero article, mixed exercise
Who, which, that — Relative pronouns
Exercise
Drag and drop
Which or who, that or who
Exercise
Multiple choice
Who, which, that or -
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
Verbs that require a preposition
What happened? Whom did you call? — Questions with what, who and whom
Exercise
Multiple choice
Do we need an auxiliary verb?
Exercise
Drag and drop
Matching questions with context
Exercise
YES/NO
Is the question correct?
Verbs with -ed
Exercise
Drag and drop
Three ways of reading -ed
Exercise
Multiple choice
Find the verb with the same -ed pronunciation
Exercise
Multiple choice
Addition of /ɪd/ syllable
Unit 11
All personal pronouns revision (I/me/my/mine/myself). Adjectives and adverbs. More about comparatives. Phrasal verbs. How to say years, dates and time.
Personal pronouns — revision
Exercise
Drag and drop
I/me/my/mine/myself, mixed exercise
Exercise
Filling gaps
I/me/my/mine/myself, mixed exercise
Fluent/fluently — Adjectives vs. adverbs
Exercise
Drag and drop
Adjective or adverb?
Exercise
YES/NO
Are adjectives/adverbs used correctly?
Much bigger, the sooner the better — More about comparatives
Exercise
Filling gaps
much / a bit + comparative
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
the...the
Exercise
Multiple choice
comparative + and + comparative
Get on, turn up... — Phrasal verbs
Exercise
Filling gaps
Separable phrasal verbs + pronoun
Exercise
Drag and drop
Common phrasal verbs
Exercise
Drag and drop
Three-word phrasal verbs
Exercise
Multiple choice
Common phrasal verbs
Years, dates & time
Exercise
Filling gaps
Years – oral comprehension
Exercise
Drag and drop
Dates listening comprehension
Exercise
Multiple choice
Time – oral comprehension
Exercise
YES/NO
Mixed exercise
Unit 12
On time, in time, at the end, in the end. Prepositions of place in, at, on. As and like. Expressing purpose with to, in order, so as to, so that. Future time clause.
On time, in time, at the end, in the end — Prepositions
Exercise
Filling gaps
on time vs. in time
Exercise
Multiple choice
at the end vs. in the end
Exercise
YES/NO
on time, in time, at the end, in the end
On the wall, at the table, in the bag — Prepositions of place
Exercise
Multiple choice
Select in, at or on
Exercise
Filling gaps
Completing sentences with in, at or on
Exercise
Drag and drop
Completing sentences with in, at or on
Exercise
Filling gaps
Exceptions, revision of prepositions of place
As and like
Exercise
Drag and drop
Completing sentences with as and like
Exercise
Filling gaps
Completing sentences with as and like
Exercise
YES/NO
Is as/like used correctly?
to, in order, so as to, so that
Exercise
Sentence & word composition
to + infinitive
Exercise
Filling gaps
to and so as not to
Exercise
Drag and drop
to and so that
Exercise
Multiple choice
to, in order to, so as to, so that
Time clause (I'll tell him when I see him)
Exercise
Drag and drop
Introducing time clause and its conjunctions
Exercise
Filling gaps
Completing sentences with a time clause
Exercise
Multiple choice
Choosing the correct verb tense
Exercise
YES/NO