15 minutes
Free English Vocabulary Games with Audio
Recall five useful English words, recognise them by sound and use two in your own sentences.
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Choose a learning goal, try a worked example and open a free activity. Each guide includes an English-first printable task, suggested level and classroom options.
Start with the skill you want to learn. Use the examples to prepare, play or experiment, then explain what you found. Teachers can print the student task directly from each guide.
15 minutes
Recall five useful English words, recognise them by sound and use two in your own sentences.
15 minutes
Hear a final consonant, produce it in a word and help a listener distinguish two meanings.
25 minutes
Predict current using I = V ÷ R and use three readings to explain a fair test.
20 minutes
Balance a simple reaction with whole-number coefficients and justify it using atom counts.
30 minutes
Explain one component’s job and support a diagnosis with a check, a result and a reason.
10 minutes
Connect an English word to its Thai meaning, then recall it without the choices.
10 minutes
Use an emoji and its Thai meaning clue to choose a precise English word.
15 minutes
Arrange words into a useful sentence and explain the role of the subject and verb.
10 minutes
Remember English–Thai meaning pairs and explain them after the cards are hidden.
10 minutes
Put letters in the right order and check the spelling against a word’s meaning.
15 minutes
Choose a response that fits what another speaker is trying to do.
15 minutes
Correct a sentence and explain the grammar change with a fresh example.
10 minutes
Group words by meaning and justify which category fits.
10 minutes
Recognise common opposites and use them to describe a contrast.
15 minutes
Read numbers and times, then use them to explain a simple schedule.
10 minutes
Recognise a spoken English word before relying on its written form.
10 minutes
Retrieve an English word from a Thai clue and use it in a new context.
One device per pair is enough. Give learners thinking time before revealing an answer; ask for a reason or a new example after play. Worksheets also support a lesson when a device or audio is unavailable.
Suggested levels are teaching guidance, not certified CEFR assessments. Adjust time and support to your learners.
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