Vocabulary

These short idioms are the easiest to remember — and most useful to know.

Four sentences, four idioms and four different situations. Test your knowledge of idiomatic language in this short test.

Dogs and cats are used in many English idioms, but don't mix up the two. For example, when a place is tiny, would you say it's too small to swing a cat or a dog? Think about it...

Do you know the terms for all the parts to your computer? What are you looking at now? And what will you use to type the correct answers in our exercise?

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

If you've decided that 2012 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.

Science, puzzles, showers and fruit. Do they have anything to do with management?  Learn the correct expressions — and find out what managers wouldn’t say — in this short test.

The UK supermarket industry is worth £120 billion, so it’s understandable that every supermarket is doing its best to attract the maximum number of UK customers. We look at the language used to describe the various initiatives.