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Learn · Try · Check · Use
Make Practice Count.
Reading an answer is a start. Try using it yourself. Check what happened, make a change and come back to it later.
Everyone needs room to try
Not every learner has a tutor or people to practise English with. Ed4Peace offers activities you can repeat at your own pace. Use the examples and explanations to notice what you understand and what needs more work.
You do not need to rush. A mistake can show you what to practise next.
Six steps for your next activity
Learn
Read one explanation and a few examples.
Try
Answer before you open the help or model.
Check
Compare your answer with the explanation.
Explain
Say why the answer works. Name what you missed.
Try again
Close the answer. Try again later without copying.
Use it
Write a new sentence, speak or solve a different task.
One small session
Try this plan. Change the time to suit your age, energy and goals.
- 5 minutes: Review one idea or an earlier mistake.
- 10 minutes: Try a short activity. Think before answering.
- 5 minutes: Read the feedback and make two examples of your own.
Keep a few notes. On your next visit, try one question again before looking at your answer.
Go beyond a quiz score
A quiz can show what needs attention. Also read, listen, speak and write for a purpose. Try using a new word in a message or explaining an idea to someone.
Our current quizzes do not save your progress to your account. Keep your own notes. Extra packs use self-check answers; personal marking is not included.
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