English Exercises, English courses on the Internet

Personalized English courses – An intelligent system which creates personalized English lessons and exercises.

GymGlish uses an artificial intelligence engine called A9expert to dynamically create and send daily lesson plans with English activities to GymGlish users. Each exercise is adapted to the level, objectives and weaknesses of the student. The A9expert software takes into account: - The student's initial level in English as well as their objectives - The student's true level in English - The student's capacity to memorize and retain information On a daily basis, A9expert shapes a new lesson based on these factors, creating a unique lesson plan for each student, which takes into account answers to questions in previous lessons. The content of every lesson is optimized for each individual student: there is no time wasted on exercises which don't correspond to the student's level or objectives Test GymGlish now for free – Free English Test

English exercises – The different types of English exercises included in GymGlish lessons.

Each GymGlish e-mail contains different types of linguistic activities and English exercises:

- Multiple choice English exercises

 

- 'Fill in the blanks' English exercises

 

- Listening comprehension 'Fill in the blanks' English exercises

 

- Vocabulary-oriented English exercises

These English exercises cover a wide variety of linguistic elements, not only grammar, syntax, vocabulary and comprehension, but also test on practical understanding of formats such as articles, letters, e-mails, dialogues, telephone calls, speeches, conferences and more. Activities are designed to maintain and improve the student's listening and written comprehension as well as their word power and confidence with the English language. These lessons and exercises are meant to be fun and light-hearted, in order to maintain the student's motivation.

 

A few examples of GymGlish English exercises

Multiple choice English exercise

The following sentences all use the phrase out of . Select each sentence which uses 'out of' CORRECTLY.

Out of hunger and necessity, I opened the last can of lentils. --> -----------CorrectIncorrect
We're out of options; we'll have to launch the missiles at the Soviets. --> -----------CorrectIncorrect
It is out of numerous reasons that I am calling this meeting. --> -----------IncorrectCorrect

Let's help Jean Marron improve his English!

Choose the most appropriate idiomatic expression in the sentences below.

Jean: One moment please! I arrive! ---> One moment please! ------------I goI'm goingI'm comingI come!

Jean: ...and then we can go at table. ---> ...and then ---------------------------we can set up the tablewe can sit down to dinnerwe can set the tablewe can begin the table.

 

Vocabulary-oriented multiple choice English exercise

'Look, Icarus, I'll level with you'...
From the list below, select the expression which could replace 'I'll level with you' in this sentence, without changing the meaning.
I've nearly finished.
I'll be honest with you.
I'm going to ask a favor of you.
Please be truthful with me.

 

Listening comprehension-oriented 'Fill in the blanks' English exercise

On his 'post-it', Icarus wrote down this number:

Please check the entire telephone number for mistakes (there are several!) and correct it.

 

Grammar-oriented 'Fill in the blanks' English exercise

Fill in the blanks below using the appropriate form of the personal pronoun or possessive pronoun.

Because he was tired of always borrowing Polly's stapler, Icarus decided to buy one of own. Early in the morning, before work, Icarus borrowed mother's car and drove to the local office supply store. bought a shiny red stapler, and then showed to colleagues. Everyone at the office agreed that was a very nice stapler indeed.

Replace the subject and verbs in the blanks below with the appropriate conjugated form. Modal verbs (should, could, would, etc) are NOT needed here.
Be careful of word order!

Luna: Hey, Bob, you're one of my favorite current Delavigne employees! I was wondering. How long at Delavigne?
Bob: Oh, you mean at my current position? at Delavigne for... hmm... let's say eight years.
Luna: I thought longer than that.
Bob: Yeah, you're probably right. How about you? You too are a current Delavigne employee.
Luna: roughly five years ago... or maybe six.

 

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Following the first, free e-mails, GymGlish proposes several distinct offers: English exercises for individuals, English exercises for professionals, English exercises for universities and English exercises for professors.