All 30 Interactive
English Exercises
Vocabulary, grammar, spelling, reading, and arcade-style games. All free. No account needed. Works on any device.
Drag & Drop
7 exercisesMatch Up
Drag words to their matching definitions or images
A2–C1Group Sort
Sort items into correct thematic categories
A2–B2Unjumble
Rearrange words into a correct sentence
A2–B2Sequence
Put events or steps in the correct order
A1–B2Labelled Diagram
Label parts of a diagram with correct words
A2–B2Word Magnets
Arrange magnetic words to build sentences
B1–C1Dialogue Ordering
Rearrange lines of a conversation in order
Card Games & Memory
4 exercisesArcade & Action
7 exercisesWhack-a-Mole
Click the correct answer before the mole disappears
A1–B1Balloon Pop
Pop the balloon showing the correct answer
A1–B2Airplane
Fly toward the correct answer and dodge the wrong ones
A1–B1Maze Chase
Navigate a maze to reach the correct answer
A2–B2Conveyor Belt
Sort items on a moving belt at speed
A2–B2Higher or Lower
Predict whether the next item is higher or lower
A1–B2Open the Box
Open mystery boxes to reveal vocabulary challenges
Word Puzzles
5 exercisesQuizzes
4 exercisesReading & Writing
2 exercisesListening
1 exerciseWhich Exercise Should I Use?
| If your goal is… | Try this exercise |
|---|---|
| Memorising new vocabulary through repetition | Flash Cards |
| Testing recall under time pressure, mixed topics | Quiz |
| Practising spelling one letter at a time | Hangman |
| Scanning a whole word list visually, low-pressure warm-up | Word Search |
| Connecting vocabulary to definitions/clues, deeper recall | Crossword |
| Unscrambling letters to build word-recognition speed | Anagram |
Word Search and Wordsearch-style games are the gentlest starting point; Crossword and Quiz demand more active recall. If you want printable practice instead of on-screen play, see Worksheets.