Most recent Vocabulary exercises

Work is all about employment — and employers and employees. Our test looks at how to form words from the base word employ. Can you type the correct form in the box to complete our statements?

When you learn a new word, try to get to know as many "members of the family" as possible. We show you how many there are in the family called develop.

When disaster strikes, it's often hard to find the right words. When the disaster is in the form of an earthquake measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale in Haiti, it's almost impossible.

Learn a Latin lesson from Monty Python and some Latin phrases from our exercise! You can use many of them in business situations. 

If you've decided that 2010 is the year you start a career in an English-speaking country, you will need to understand the vocabulary of recruitment. Our test focuses on the language you will need to talk about this topic.

As the global financial crisis worsens, the reports get more dramatic. Would you be able to use the right kind of language to describe what's happening now? Take our short test to find out.

We've created a test to help you improve your vocabulary for attending a trade fair. First, you form some word partnerships (collocations), and then you create some typical trade fair questions using the collocations.

Did you know you could use your "green" vocabulary to talk about business activities, as well as talking about green lifestyles?

In this quiz, we've created questions around the topic of Christmas. Learn 12 expressions that can be used all the year round.

Last month saw the appointment of the top two positions in the EU. We look at this development within the European Union — and test your knowledge of the vocabulary you will need to talk about it.