English Language Game: Short Answers
Quick English Language Game: Short Answers
Play this quick interactive online English Language Game (ESL) to practice short answers in context.
In English we usually don't use only Yes or No as an answer to a question.
Saying just Yes or No is often not considered polite.
Instead, we use "short answers," such as "Yes, I do," "No, you can't," "Yes, he is," "No, it doesn't."
You'll see that many short answers in English follow a pattern that you can easily understand.
At the same time, practice your listening comprehension and pronunciation by repeating them after the speaker.
Italian Language Game: Buon Viaggio
With this Quick Italian Language Game you'll learn and practice 8 useful words and phrases for TRAVEL.
You'll also learn 4 basic prepositions and review how to combine them with nouns.
As you play, say the words OUT LOUD and imitate the speaker. This will help your pronunciation a lot.
Words in Italian Language Game "Buon Viaggio"
- il viaggio - the trip
- la camera - the room
- la biglietteria - the ticket window
- la valigia - the suitcase
- l'albergo - the hotel
- l'indirizzo - the address
- il cellulare - the cell phone, mobile phone
- la prenotazione - the booking
- a - at (alla biglietteria - at the ticket window)
- su - on (sul suo cellulare - on his cell phone)
- da - from (dalla su camera - from your room)
- verso - to, toward (verso l'albergo - to the hotel)
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French Language Game: Être - Present Tense
Quick French Language Game: Être (to be) - Present Tense
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 minutes
With this fun online game you can learn and practice of the present tense of the verb "être." You'll also put together basic sentences using the different forms of the verb.
Mastering the basics of the verb "être" (to be) is a must for French learners.
You'll hear different voices with somewhat different accents. It's a good way to train your ear.
Être - Present Tense
• je suis - I am
• tu es - you are (familiar)
• il/elle/on est - he/she/one is
• nous sommes - we are
• vous êtes - you are (formal & plural)
• ils/elles sont - they are (m/f)
Vocabulary
• heureuse - happy (f)
• désolée - sorry (f)
• fatigué - tired (m)
• fiers - proud (pl)
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German Language Game: Haben - Present Tense
Quick German Language Game: haben (to have) - present tense
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
Learn and practice the present tense of "haben" (to have) online, with this fun German language game.
Play the personal forms in the Shootout game. Then put together simple sentences with the Word Invader game.
Always say the German OUT LOUD.
Present Tense of the Verb "haben"
ich habe - I have
du hast - you have (sing. familiar)
er/sie/es hat - he/she/it has
wir haben - we have
ihr habt - you (pl. familiar)
sie haben - they have
Sie haben - you have (sing. & pl. formal)
Note: "they have" is "sie haben," and the formal "you have" (singular and plural) is "Sie haben."
They sound the same, but when written "Sie" (you, formal) is always capitalized.
You'll know from the context of a conversation which one is meant.
Vocabulary
die Schwester - the sister
die Zeit - the time
das Geld - the money
das Handy - the cell phone
Sentences
Ich habe eine Schwester. - I have a sister.
Hast du ein Handy? - Do you have a cell phone? (fam. sing.)
Hat er eine Schwester? - Does he have a sister?
Wir haben kein Geld. - We have no money.
Habt ihr ein Handy? - Do you-all have a cell phone? (fam. pl.)
Sie haben keine Zeit. - They have no time.
Haben Sie Zeit? - Do you have time? (form. sing. & pl.)
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German Language Game: Sein - Present Tense
Quick German Language Game: sein (to be) - present tense
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
Learn and practice the present tense of "sein" (to be), with this fun interactive German language game. The verb is irregular.
Practice the personal forms with Shootout. Then play Word Invader to put together simple sentences.
Always say the German out loud.
Present Tense of the Verb "sein"
ich bin - I am
du bist - you are (sing. familiar)
er/sie/es ist - he/she/it is
wir sind - we are
ihr seid - you are (pl. familiar)
sie sind - they are
Sie sind - you are (sing. & pl. formal)
Note: "they are" is "sie sind," and the formal "you are" (singular and plural) is "Sie sind."
They sound the same, but when written "Sie" (you, formal) is always capitalized.
You'll know from the context of a conversation which one is meant.
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More Than a German Language Game
And don't forget: You can practice German online for FREE with our 36-Scene German 1 Story: "Michael in Deutschland" and our 72-Scene German 2 Mystery Story Sequel: "Blüten in Berlin?".
(If you already know that "Blüten" means blossom in German - you'll learn that Blüten has still another meaning...).
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If you have any language questions - don't hesitate to contact us!