Games that use the с word

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Here is the list, all of the games, tools, compilations, and variations we’ve catalogued, with more being added all the time!

Original Wordle
Word Games
Multiple Words
Clones
Jokes
Variations
Not Daily
Multiplayer
Not Words
Music & Media
Numbers
Geography
themes
Compilations

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Basic Wordling

Original Wordle, and sites related to playing the original.


Wordle

The game that started the craze, now owned and hosted by the New York Times. Six guesses to find the same five-letter word each day as the rest of the world.

WordleBot

After doing Wordle, evaluate your guesses and see what the NYT WordleBot would have done.

Scoredle

After you’ve solved a Wordle, analyze your guesses and see what Scoredle would have done.

Solvle

Enter your guess results and get possible words and statistical analysis

Solver

Enter in your letters by colored result and get a list of possible words.

Wordle Solver

Solve wordles step-by-step from a fixed list of starting words.

wordleshares

Aggregates Wordle squares shared on Twitter (on Glitch)

Save My Wordle

Create an account and save your Wordle scores by text message

Word Game

Create challenges for friends and strangers, with stats and leaderboard!

Wordle Group

Create a group to track your scores and compete with friends!

Fix My Wordle

Move your stats and streak to a new computer or device, or restore them after an error (use with caution!)

Emojle

Solving Wordle by emoji alone (evaluate solution grids)

DeWordle

Enter the colors of the solution grid to find words that match the possibilities.

Golfle

Paste in your Wordle result to convert it to a golf score (par is always 4)

Hybridle

Guess the daily word from clues on the alphabet and keyboard.

Warple

Replay all Wordles from the start and track your scores.

Worble

Create your own miniature Wordle website, just by signing up and setting up your words.

/wordle

Tool to find possible words, suggest guesses, and track your results

Wordle Replay

Replay the Wordle from a date in the past, and get some word suggestions to practice with.

Wordle Sketch

Color in the grid and provide a word to see guesses that match

NOTE: This is literally the game’s instructions, you could come up with a better description if you can.

WordleBuddy

Enter your letters and colors, and we’ll give you a hint.

Wordvita

A game like wordle but with 5 guess and each turn, a word related to the main word is shown

The Same But Different

Games with a similar playstyle as Wordle, with slight tweaks


5pace6ar

Use five-letter words to gather information about a six-letter word.
Your five-letter guesses will have a space in them.

6by6

Find a six-letter word in six guesses.

Absurdle

Guess the word of unknown length (size 5-8).

Betweenle

Guess the secret word which is always between entered words in alphabetical order. Clues tell you which word is closer to secret word.

Bordle

Wordle but every word has a 🅱 (which is a wild card, not a «B»).

Chortle

Guess the punchline to the joke, with Wordle-style clues

Fyvaa

Find a five-letter word in five guesses.

Hardle

Guess the word of the day with clues that change color from day to day.

Instant Wordle

Find the hidden word in one guess, from the two provided clues.

Is That Even a Word? le

Wordle, but the solution is any 5-letter word that the New York Times does not include in their word list

Killer Wordle

Guess the word by gettingfrom clues only about letters that are in the correct position

Lingle

Six letters, seven guesses

NFTWordle

Hourly wordle competitions on the blockchain network, where you can win ETH for playing!

Obscordle

Play like Wordle, but every possible guess is a potential answer (no matter how obscure)!

PlayNerdle

Plays just like the wordle we know, but guesses don’t have to be real words!

QWRTL

Wordle in a world where the letter E doesn’t exist

Repeatle

Wordle, but all guesses and the answer must have at least 1 repeated letter

Spellie

Words with kid-friendly vocabularies

Spotle

The letters guessed on the «incognito» squares of each row will not give any clues about the secret word.

Stepdle

Guess a 4-,5-,6- and 7-letter word with 20 total guesses

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Weirdle

Wordle with words you haven’t heard of.

WordAll

Find ALL the words that fit the given Wordle pattern.

WordHurdle

Guess a new six-letter word twice a day

Wordle 6

Find a six-letter word in six guesses.

Wordle Junior

Kid-friendly version with four-letter words and seven attempts

Worgle

Find a six-letter word in six guesses.

Wrdl

Words with five letters after vowels have been removed

Multiple Words

Play more than one word at a time with the same clues


Dordle

Two words at once with one set of guesses! Play the daily word or unlimited free play.

Dordle

Play two words at the same time

Tridle

Good things come in threes, like secret words.

Trordle

Guess three words at the same time

Quordle

Three not enough? Try four words at once!

Topicle

Find four words with same guesses, but all the words are connected by a daily theme!

WordHash

Guess five 5-letter words in a grid, one word at a time.

Octordle

Why stop at four when you can play eight words at the same time?

Octordle

Find eight words with 13 guesses.

Cleverdle

Play multiple boards on the same screen with the same clues (and a novel interface for switching them)

Sedecordle

Play sixteen words at the same time with the same clues.

Duotrigordle

Find 32 words with 37 guesses; only five to spare!

Centordle

Play one hundred words at the same time with the same clues.

Kilordle

Play through 1000 words, because why not?

Omnle

You have 2314 guesses to get all 2314 words correct.

N-ordle

Wordleⁿ for a chosen value of n.

Polydle

Actually, why don’t you just choose how many words you want to solve together?

Polyordle

Choose how many words you want to solve

CrissWord

Use clues to find two words with common letters.

Crosswordle

Solve two related, intersecting words at the same time.

Mirrordle

Guess 2 normal words and 2 words written backwards all at the same time.

Squardle

Solve six words in two dimensions.

Thirdle

Daily wordlelike crossword. Solve three five letter words with color feedback.

Attack of the Clones

Enhancements on or copies of the original without changing the game


AEIO

Create your own or play a random Wordle.

AnyWordle

Daily word puzzle with a varied word length each day!

Furdle

Daily word and difficulty setting (for number of guesses allowed)

Griddler

Wordle clone with unlimited, daily, and head-to-head (soon) game modes

Guessle

Play with Scrabble dictionary and option to exclude repeating letters.

Gummidge

Unlimited random play with stat tracking

hello wordl

A clean remake of Wordle, with the option of unlimited free play and varying word lengths.

Hourdle

Get a new word every hour instead of every day. Also has a nifty AI solver.

Jordle

Unlimited play with random words

Longle

Unlimited play with variable word length (up to 52-letter words!)

More WORDLE

Three daily words with different difficulties

NGage Wordle

Wordle for Nokia N-Gage, playable with a web-based emulator.

Online Lingo

Named for the 80s game show that inspired Wordle, a simple clone with a fun game interface

Reactle

Open-source clone that made many of these other games possible!

Speedle

Solve a number of puzzles as quickly as you can!

Termy

Clean clone with five- or six-letter option

Word Game

Unlimited words, variable difficulty and word length.

Wordguessr

Wordle clone with variable word length and social challenge features.

WordLC

Unlimited words, variable word length. custom puzzle option.

Wordle Game

Fully-featured version with multiple languages, different vocabulary levels (including kids), and word lengths.

Wordle Unlimited

Unlimited random wordles, plus share a link to a custom or random wordle game to your friends

Wordle+

Daily, hourly, or infinite gameplay.

Word Master

Simple Wordle clone with unlimited random words

Wordplay

Wordle with unlimited play, the ability to create your own, saved stats, and more.

WRDLE

Open-source Wordle clone

Yawdle

Unlimited play with shareable seed values.

Jokes and Spoofs

Games and sites that are not intended to be taken seriously


Braginator

Generate random solving grids to share, without actually solving anything

Dumble

One letter. Six guesses. How lucky are you?

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EEEEE

Eee eeeee E ee ee eee eeee eee ee ee eee eeeeeee eeee.

Foxdle

Wordle but the answer is always FOXES

Horsle

like wordle but the word is always horse

Jeffgoldblumle

90% of the times the answer is JEFFGOLDBLUM, 10% of the times it is a random 12 letters word.

Letterle

Can you guess the letter? You only have 26 tries.

Luckle

A remake of Wordle for people who are «lucky».

Randle

«Spin» words that match the clues, slot machine style, and try to get the target word.

More Like Guidelines

Changing the rules of the game


adverswordle

Wordle but backwards, score the AI’s guesses (starting from the word of the day).

Alphabeticle

Guess the word of the day from clues about the placement of each letter in the alphabet.

Alphabeticle

Guess the word with alphabetical clues without getting too many incorrect letters.

Alphabreak

Break the given word into smaller words.

Anigrams

Unscramble each word to reveal the next letter, then unscramble a new word!

Antiwordle

Anti-wordle, play in hard mode and try to avoid getting the word as long as you can!

Attractle

Guess the word with hints about how close to the target each letter of your guesses are in the alphabet.

Avoidle

Earn as many points as you can with unique letters and avoiding the red ones.

Avoidle

Earn as many points as you can without guessing the avoid word.

Backwordle

Fill the grid with words that fit the given pattern.

Blankle

Guess the missing word from the given sentence.

Blockables

Blockables is a daily word game combining aspects of crosswords, Boggle, and Wheel of Fortune. Can you find the 25-letter secret phrase?

bookli

Solve multiple wordle puzzles to reveal the hidden text from a classic novel.

Cadoggle

Change one word into another, one letter at a time

Caesardle

Find the word encrypted in the Caesar cipher

Categlory

Solve the puzzle with as few revealed letters as possible (inspired by Wheel of Fortune and Wordle).

Changelist

Change one given word into another, one letter at a time. New puzzles every day!

Cladder

Change one letter at a time to find words matching all the clues, against the clock!

Cludl

Get the daily word with one clue and one guess.

Cluedle

Find the word from the preset clues within the time limit.

Concludle

Concludle takes games of trivia, guessing, and quickplay and merges them together.

Confusle

Find the word with colored clues to your guesses —but each line will have one incorrect clue!

Contexto

Find the secret word based on similarity using Stanford’s NLP Project, GloVe. Inspired by Semantle.

Crissle Crossle

Find the word of the day when each clue has interference from another word.

Cross Wordle

Build a crossword by connecting all the given letters on the board.

Crosswordle

Crossword mashup with varied word lengths and Wordle-style clues.

Crosswordle

Find the words to fill in the given hard-mode Wordle solution grid

DALL-E-dle

Guess the word with a DALL-E generated image of the answer and only 4 guesses.

Dawdl

Play like Wordle, but try to take as many guesses as possible.

Dayfine

Guess the word with a limited number of clues and its definition.

Deceptle

Guess the word with hints about how where in the alphabet each letter of your guesses is, relative to the letters in the secret word.

Diffle

Find a secret word of unknown length using word differences.

Dowsle

Find the hidden word with clues about similarity to your guesses in both spelling and semantic meaning.

Eldrow

Find words that match the clue colors for a given solution

Expandle

Get hints for as many letters per word as the number of guesses you have made

Extendle

You are given the answer and you’re trying to take as many guesses as possible (follows hard mode+/superhard mode rules).

Fast Four

Change one letter at a time from the word of the day to make as long a chain as you can within the time limit!

Feudle

Guess the word from Google search autocompletion results (from GoogleFeud)

Fibble

Find the hidden word with wordle-like clues — but every row of clues has one lie!

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Five Lives

Survive the duel by not guessing the word, neat retro videogame interface.

Forester

Find the word of the day by uncovering letters in the word-find search grid with your guesses!

Four Word Grid

Rearrange the letters to make four words that intersect in both directions.

Fourword

Navigate to the goal word by changing one letter at a time.

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FoxiMax

Guess a five-letter word, one letter at a time (hangman-style). Each incorrect guess gives you an extra word to solve!

Fusele

Find the hidden word with a different rule applied to each guess!

Gauntletle

Solve a series of words where the previous solutions are the starting guesses.

Griddle

Arrange the given letters into a crossword-style grid of valid words.

Griddle

Place the given letters on a Scrabble-like board to make the highest score you can.

Growdle

Find the word as it grows in size!

Hardl

Guess what… Mastermind again.

Hocus Focus

Race the clock to reveal an image and find the target area.

Hurdle

Solve a series of words using previous solutions as clues.

Hurdle

Guess the word of the day with Mastermind-style clues.

Infinidle

See how many continuous words you can play, using each answer as the first guess for the next puzzle!

Inquiredle

Guess the word from a redacted definition and a blurred, AI-generation image of the target word.

Interword

Find the word of the day by alphabetical search.

It’s a SYN

Use the given letters and guess them on the squares to solve a crossword-like word grid.
You are given a word which is either a synonym or an antonym of the words in the grid.

Joined Words

Find the compound word from clues to its pieces.

Laterle

Get clues about whether the letters in the secret word are in the same keyboard row as the letters of your guesses.

Lattice

Use all 12 tiles to make words that cross.

Letterblocked

Get the highest score you can by finding unique five-letter words to fit the patterns.

Lettershot

Guess the word of the day one letter at a time (hangman-style).

LetterZ

Use the given letters to make words with limited uses per letter.

Linkle

Figure out a word with 5 clues that are words that form another word when put before or after the answer word, the length of the word and the starting letter.

Lyricdle

Connect to Spotify and guess one of your own top songs based on part of its lyrics.

Modle

Find a word with wordlelike clues that matches a certain color pattern (five green is not the goal!)

Moledle

One column will always have lying clues.

moo-rdle

Guess the word of the day with Mastermind-style clues

Murdle

Spooky Hangman mashup where each incorrect letter brings you closer to death!

MusicVidle

Guess the song based on still frames of its music video

Name That Ride

Guess the car as quickly as possible while an image is revealed.

Newswordie

Guess the trending news word of the day from the given choices

Notwordle

Find the word based on various clues

Numbword

Find the word that adds up to the target number alphanumerically (A=1, B=2…)

Optimle

Finish a partially solved, adversarial puzzle with a limited number of guesses.

Ordleway

Guess the word spelled out in Pig Latin.

Pfeffel

Make a guess and get clues — but the clues are always lying.

PhourWord

Try to guess all four words by arranging letters around the grid.

Phrasle

Guess the phrase of the day by picking letters (Wheel/hangman style)!

Pictle

Match a colored guess pattern from a given clue word.

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Pimantle

Semantic search, with a nifty visualization of how close you are.

Pixletters

Guess the hidden word from pixel-based clues for each letter!

PlusWord

Crossword with bonus Wordle-style word.

Polygonle

Guess the daily word in 6 tries with a shape-based clue

Proximle

Get clues about where on the keyboard the letters of your guesses are relative to those of the secret word.

Quina

Find the word with Mastermind-style clues about how many letters (but not which ones) match the solution.

Quintissential

Drag and drop to solve five different words based on the theme of the day.

Qwordle

Quantum version of Wordle (uses entangled word-pairs)

Raganam

Find the anagram of the given letters with wordle-like clues.

RareWordle

Guess the most obscure word that matches your clues.

Recurdle

Recursive wordle, solve the layers of the mystery.

Referdle

Guess the words that were used in the provided game grid.

Replacle

Find the hidden word with colored clues, without knowing what the colors represent!

Reveal Word

Find the secret word by uncovering parts of its letters.

Reverdle

Try to make 10 guesses without placing any letter in the same position as the hidden word.

Reversle

Find the missing words to fill in the given solution grid.

Revertle

Enter words but avoid the same-letter position of the word of the day!

Rhyme Time

Guess the three rhyming words with wordle-eqsue clues.

Riddle

Solve the daily riddle with wordlelike clues!

ScrabWordle

Find a secret word with a certain Scrabble score

Scramble

Find words that fit the wordle-style pattern of at least one of the rows.

Selectle

Find the hidden word as you select which type of clue to receive for each guess.

Semantle

Find the secret word based on semantic similarity to your guesses.

Semantle Junior

Find the target words based on semantic similarity to your guesses, with an easier word list than original Semantle.

Semdle

Find the secret word semantically in 20 guesses

Shiftle

Guesses and solutions are five-letter words with a letter shifted 1–3 steps in the alphabet!

Smixed

Use the letters of the day as many times as you can to come up with a set of words

Splitle

Guess the ten-letter word, one five-letter half at a time!

Squaredle

Find as many words in the Boggle-style grid as you can, with useful hints as you proceed.

Squaredle

Swap letters in the grid to make 10 words

Squaredle Maker

Create a Squaredle and see what words result (tool for designing, not actually playable)

Stressfle

Hardcore variant. You’re only told how many letters from your guess are present in the answer, and whether they’re in the right place.

Survivle

All information must be used, to take as many guesses as possible.

Swapple

Swap letters on the grid to form words (10 swaps to make 3 words).

Syllacrostic

Place the given syllables to form answers for each of the daily questions.

Symble

Figure out what the clue symbols mean in order to find the word! Daily, unlimited, and shareable custom game modes.

Thirtle

Guess thirty words in a row as fast as you can.

Threadle

Guess the word that matches the given theme with only four guesses!

Verticle

Find the daily word with clues from vertically-entered guesses.

Voclimb

Guess the daily word from clues about how high each letter can «climb» in the alphabet.

Waffle

Drag-and-drop word game on a pre-filled grid.

Warmle

Find the hidden word based on how «warm» each letter is in the alphabet.

Weaver

«Weave» one word into another one in the fewest steps.

Weird Wordle

Wordle with a twist, and the twist is always changing!

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Weredle

Figure out the word with a werewolf tile that might be lying to you.

Wheredle

Guess where a five letter word appears among ten blank spaces, using up to seven guesses

Wikipedia Speedruns

Click links to navigate Wikipedia from a given article to the specified target article.

Woodle

Figure out the word from clues that don’t tell you which letter positions they refer to.

Worble

Find the daily word as it changes after each guess!

Word Frenzy

Find words from the given letters. Take too long and you lose a letter to work with!

Word Huddle

Guess the phrase of the day by revealing one letter at a time.

Word-in-one

Figure out the secret word with clues that are provided for you.

Word Lie

Make your guesses but some clues will be lying to you about the solution.

Word500

Find the word in eight guesses with clues that do not tell you what letters they refer to.

Word Bord

Drag rows and columns of letters to create words.

Wordinate

A seven letter word is hidden in a six-row grid. Choose letters to find the word in eight attempts.

Wordipede

Create a word chain by changing one letter at a time.

Wordle Peaks

Find the hidden word with clues based on how high each letter is in the alphabet.

Wordle Squared

Fill in the crossword grid with Wordle-style hints. with an automatic hint grid.

WordLock

Lock in your five-letter words to use up all of the given letters.

Wordologic

Use Mastermind-style clues to deduce four words

WordVita

Guess the word of the day, using clues and word similarity.

Worwordle

Find the daily eight-letter word comprised of two overlapping five-letter words

Worwordle +

Find the daily seven-letter word comprised of two overlapping five-letter words

Wroud

Find a six-letter word from a cloud of potential letters

Xordle

Find two non-overlapping words with clues about letters in both words at the same time.

Zip-zap-bam!

Word ladder game where you can change 1 or 2 letters at a time.
NOTE: Don’t turn on hard mode, it doesn’t work properly.

At Your Own Pace

Wordle-esque games that do not have a single daily word to find


Twordle

Solve two words by playing letters in a 5 x 5 grid.

Absurdle

Adversarial variant of Wordle, Absurdle actively chooses solutions to try and stump you by keeping as many different solutions as possible.

Blurdle

Find the hidden word of unknown length.

Codle

Decode the word from a clue where each letter is offset alphabetically.

Dirdle

Find the word when your only clues are the left/right direction of misplaced letters.

Ǝ⅃ꓷЯOW

Wordle in reverse, think up a word to stump the game!

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Evil Wordle

Another adversarial game which chooses the pattern that makes the solution most difficult.

Favle

Type into the browser window and get colored wordle clues in the favicon! Only works on desktop browsers that support favicon updates.

Filmsaw

Guess the movie from image sections of a frame from the film (currently archive mode only).

Flappy Birdle

Type letters to keep the bird flying while solving as many words as you can!

Gram Jam

Swap letters on the grid to make words and earn points, wordfind-style.

High Score Day

Guess the video game based on screenshot frames from the game (currently archive mode only).

Obscurdle

Wordle-like puzzle game with rules you have to figure out as you play.

Onedle

Find the word, one letter at a time (hangman style).

Rundle

Chase and corner a word when only the last three guesses are considered.

Survivle

Find as many words as you can before time runs out!

Tweenle

Connect two words, changing one letter at a time, using only real words.

Twordle

Try to guess as many words as you can in a certain amount of time.

Wheeldle

«Instant Wordle» with streak counter and a unique retro-game interface.

Wordalle

Guess the words that prompted the AI-generated DALL-E images.

Worldle Unlimited

Find the country from its shape and distance from your guesses — in unlimited mode!

Multiplayer

Play with —or against— friends (or strangers)


Alphabattle

Guess a word given by a friend — or the bot — using non-position-specific (Mastermind style) clues.

Custom Wordle

Make up your own puzzle with a word of any length to share, with multiple language dictionaries (or none).

Leaderboardle

Sign up with a mobile number to save your scores via text message to share and compete with friends.

Mordle

Play against friends or up to 100 strangers, with classic or sprint game modes.

Mydle

Create and share your own challenges with varying word lengths.

Word.rodeo

Another site to make and share your own puzzle.

Semantle Battle

Choose a secret, your opponent chooses a secret. The first user to solve wins!

Squabble

Play Wordle, battle-royale style!

VSORDLE

Play Wordle with strangers or with your friends! Play with the classic settings of the Wordle you know and love, or create some chaos with 15-letter words on expert difficulty.

WeWordle

Compete against online opponents to solve the same word in as few guesses as you can.

word / off

Exchange guess words and challenge your friends!

WordAll

One word per week, one guess per day. Challenge yourself against the most popular guesses from the community.

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Word Hoot

Play online with your own account or with multiplayer room options

Wordle Cup

Competitive Wordle where speed is king.

WORDLE — Flex

Wordle clone with varying word length and difficulty options, with shareable created puzzles

Wordle Off

Play a puzzle cooperatively or competitively with a friend.

Wordle Off

Play with friends or family with a shared session!

Wordle with Friends

Create a puzzle with your own word to share with friends, along with an optional clue.

Wordlelator

Create custom Wordles with many options for customization and personalization

Wordle Vs

Create a room and play Wordle against your friends!

Word Race

Fast-paced race against a random opponent.

Worduel

Play with or against friends, with time trial option.

Worduel

Enter your name, select a word, send the link to your friend, start dueling

Wordversary

Play a puzzle cooperatively or competitively with a friend.

Yordzzle

Play a puzzle and challenge a friend to do it better.

Not Just Words

Symbols, codes, songs, and other things that are not words


Actorle

Guess the actor based on details (year, genre, rating) of movies in their filmography.

album.wtf

Guess the album by a portion of the cover art.

Animedle

Guess the anime from a blurred image.

Appraisle

Appraisle is a daily real estate game where you guess the listing price of a property within 10% of the actual value.

Artistle

Guess the artist from sections of multiple paintings.

Artle

Guess the artist from pictures of their work.

AusEerdle

Phonemic Wordle for Australian English (HCE system)

Birdie

Guess the daily bird from a close-up portion of a picture.

Blockle

Clear the path to let a block escape in the fewest moves possible.

Boardle

Find the best next chess move for each player from the given position.

BRDL

Find the four-letter bird branding code.

Bugdle

Guess the sequence of bug emoji

Chessle

Guess the opening sequence of a chess game (both sides)!

Chesstacle

Find the best chess move sequence for both players from a given position.

Chordle

Guess the four-note chord in four tries or fewer.

Chrono

Put the historical events in chronological order within three tries.

Cinemadle

Guess the movie based on frames from the film.

Cinenerdle

Guess the movie by flipping tiles to reveal a frame from the film.

Colordle

Guess the hexadecimal color code in 6 tries.

Colorfle

Mix the correct colors together to match the target color.

Colourdle

Match the colour by RGB decimal values.

Commander Codex

Guess the Magic: The Gathering commander based on details and attributes (from EDHREC).

Craftle

Find the target Minecraft recipe with colored clues to its ingredients

Curdle

Guess the cheese from a section of an image

D’accordle

Guess which French politicians support which proposals.

Daily Squirdle

Guess the Pokémon, but instead of letters in the name, clues are based on their game stats!

Daydle

Narrow down the year for an event that happened on this date in history.

Dictionarium

Guess as many words of today’s words as possible given their dictionary definitions.

Diffudle

Guess the prompts that were used for the AI-generated image.

Dogsdle

Guess the dog breed based on its silhouette and attributes.

Dungleon

Figure out the secret rules to fill in the dungeon.

EmojiClue

Guess the secret movie or book title from rebus-style emoji clues.

Emojidle

Guess the emoji, as five-character unicode codes

Emojidle

Guess the sequence of five emoji with wordle-like clues.

Emotle

Guess the Twitch Emote from a blurred image.

Emovi

Guess the movie from the emojis

ESC-Wordle

Wordle, but with Eurovision Song Contest song titles. Contains words from many languages.

Factle

Rank the items in the factle with five tries.

Filmdle

Guess the movie based on the given clues.

Flickle

Guess the daily actor based on degrees of separation from the actors you guess.

Footble

Guess a footballer by their team, number, position, and rating

gamed.wtf

Guess the video game by its cover art.

Gamedle

Guess the game based on a decreasingly pixelated image from the game.

Gridle

Test your knowledge of F1 racing in a Wordle-style quiz.

Heardle

A phonemic version of Wordle

Hexle

Guess the color of the day by its hex code!

Hexle

Guess the hex code of the daily color with wordle-like clues

Hexle

Guess the color of the day by its hex code!

Hollywoodle

Connect one actor to another in as few steps as possible.

IYKYK

Find the words that make up the culturetag with the given initials.

Jazle

JavaScript library names

Jungdle

Discover the mystery animal with the sillhouete

Learnle

Learn something new with a daily higher/lower guessing game.

Linkr

Connect the colored dots without crossing lines, with three daily puzzles!

Locatle

Guess the country where the picture of the day was taken.

Logle

Guess the brand name for the logo by revealing as few pieces of the image as you can.

LoLdle

Guess the League of Legends champions

Lookdle

Guess the famous person from a pixelated image

Lyricle

Guess the song from portions of its lyrics.

Mislettered

Guess the daily word or phrase one letter at a time, Hangman style.

Missing 11

Guess the starting 11 lineup, wordle-style.

Morsel

English words written in Morse code.

Movlie

Find the movie with a new screenshot for each guess.

Movlie — 1970s

Find the 70s movie with a new screenshot for each guess.

Movlie — 1980s

Find the 80s movie with a new screenshot for each guess.

Movlie — 1990s

Find the 90s movie with a new screenshot for each guess.

MTRdle

Find a secret trip in the Hong Kong subway system.

MURDLE

Solve a murder mystery deduction puzzle.

Musicle

Guess the notes of the chord in the proper order and register.

Nflxdle

Guess the Netflix poster from an obscured image within the time limit.

OWLel

Guess the Overwatch League player based on their stats, country, division, etc.

PairGuess

Memorize the cards for the day, then collect them in pairs.

Pathsweeper

Memorize and follow the path through the squares. New puzzle every day.

Peptirle

Guess the target peptide (a random 5-mer staring with «M»)

Periodle

Guess a word spelled from five elements of the periodic table.

ph·la·gl

Guess the six-letter words spelled with flag emoji as two-letter codes.

Pixel Movie

Guess the movie from a pixelated image of its poster.

Plurality

Guess the top answers from a survey

Poker Handle 2

Guess the poker hand from colored clues to your guesses.

Pokerdle

Guess the poker hand with clues based on card position and hand rank.

Pokle

A Daily Texas Holdem Puzzle

PopCultured

Guess the release year of the given movies, shows, books, or games

Posterdle

Guess the film based on a decreasingly pixelated image of its movie poster.

Pundle

Answer the pun of the day in as few letter hints as you can.

Quantle

Quantum variant where the guesses are quantum equations.

Quizl

Score as high as you can with five daily quiz questions.

Quolture

Guess the movie or TV show for the given quote

Rankdle

Guess the rank of the gameplay clip from one of several video games

Redactle

Guess the topic of a heavily redacted Wikipedia article

Roundle

Find a secret trip in the London Underground.

Shadle

Guess the color based on the given hex code!

Shaple

Choose the shape that matches the colors of the rotating target.

six°

Connect two actors with six or fewer movies

Songdle

Guess the famous song from the lyrics presented.

Subwaydle

Find a secret trip in the NYC subway system.

Tacticle

Find the best chess move sequence for both players from a given position.

Tradle

Guess the country by its exports

Turdle

Guess the animal poop from its PICTURE (you’ve been warned).

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Turdle

Guess the frame position and colors of a jumping turtle

Turnipleon

Guess the sequence of the Turnip Boy characters, guided by rules you must figure out!

TwoKinds

There are only 2 kinds of people in this world…

Unlockle

Guess the daily unlock pattern of five dots in six tries.

UNLOCOdle

The solution will be a UNLOCODE flagged as having an Airport, Port and Road Terminal.

Versle

Guess the reference of a given Bible verse.

wɜːdəl

Guess the word based on its pronunciation as represented by the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)

Watchle

Guess the movie based on trivia facts

Weddle

Guess the NFL player by team, age, jersey number, and other stats.

/wɚdəl/

Guess words based on the International Phonetic Alphabet.

Who Are Ya

Guess the European footballer from an image and details such as team, age, and position.

Whodle

Guess the celebrity by uncovering the fewest tiles.

WRDLE

Wordle for UK RNAV waypoints

Yeardle

Guess the year for the three historical events each day.

Music & Media

Games with music, audio, video, and other media as clues


Heardle

Guess the song by listening to audio snippets.

Musicle

The music-guessing game in several flavors!

Morsle

Find the daily word played in morse code, starting fast and getting slower

Melodle

Guess the 5 note melody based on a small snippet. Has easy and hard mode.

Framed

Guess the movie from as few frames as possible

Moviedle

Guess the movie of the day by watching the whole thing in one second.

Anime Heardle

Guess the anime from audio snippets of its opening or closing theme song.

Blackpink

Guess the Blackpink song from audio snippets.

Crimedle

Guess The Classic Crime song from audio snippets.

Cuedle

Guess the song from the decade of your choice!

Flickle

Guess the movie from short video clips.

Gomezle

Guess the Selena Gomez song from audio snippets.

KK Heardle

Guess the K.K. Slider song from the intro in as few tries as possible

Lofidle

Guess the original song of the day by listening to a lo-fi cover.

Paramore

Guess the Paramore song from audio snippets.

RHCP Heardle

Guess the Red Hot Chili Peppers song from audio snippets.

Sonic Heardle

Guess the Sonic the Hedgehog song from an audio snippet.

Swiftle

Guess the Taylor Swift song, one second snippet at a time.

Themedle

Guess the movie or TV show theme song from audio snippets.

Warbl

Guess the song from audio snippets — played in reverse!

Numbers and Math

Put your math skills to use


Calcle

Insert numbers into the equation to achieve the given result

Daily 25

Your goal is to use each of the five given numbers exactly once to create an expression which equals the target.

Equatle

Guess the arithmetic expression for the given result.

Integerle

Guess the 5-digit integer in six tries. Daily and Unlimited play modes available.

Mathle

Guess the exact addition or subtraction in five tries.

Mathler

Find a hidden math equation that equals a given value.

Nerdle

Instead of finding a word, why not an arithmetic equation? Nerdle is a Wordle-esque number game with several variations.

Nmbr14

Make equations with all of the given values, and your own results, to achieve the target number.

Numberdly

Try to get to the target number, using various operations, in the fewest steps possible. Has a hard mode and past puzzle archives.

Numberle

Find the arithmetic equation in six guesses.

Numerle

Guess the five-digit number with Wordle-style clues about each digit and overall high/low clues.

Ooodle

Use each digit once to fill in the grid with the target equations.

Plusdle

Use the given numbers to make valid additions

Primel

Find a five-digit prime number.

Summle

Use the number tiles to reach the target sum.

Numble

Six tries to find the hidden equation for the given result value

X-dle

Guess the 3-digit number with mathematical hints from your guesses.

Zp-ordle

Guess an integer between 0 and 1000 based on p-adic distance

Geography Games

Test your knowledge of the world


Babelle

Guess the country where a city is located

Citydle

Find the city based on direction and distance from your guesses.

Cloudle

Guess the weather forecast in a random city every day

Countryle

Find the country of the day by following the clues.

Flagdle

Guess the flag of the country based on similarity (as a percentage) to the flag of your guess.

Flagdle

Guess the flag based off distance clues from the other guesses.

Flaggle

Guess the flag of a country or territory (with image clues showing similarity to the flag you guessed).

Flaggle

Guess the country for the given flag, with clues about size and position relative to the countries you guess.

Flaggle

Guess the flag based off distance clues from the other guesses.

Flagle

Guess the hidden flag based on similarity to the flags you guess.

Flagle

Guess the right flag in the grid by eliminating one color at a time.

Flagle

Guess the flag with a new portion of the flag revealing after each guess.

Flagle

Guess the flag with one color revealed at a time.

Geodle

Guess the country of the day based on population, government, and other attributes.

Globle

Find the mystery country with guesses colored based on how close they are to the mystery country.

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Islandle

Guess the island based on its shape or aerial view.

landmark

Guess the landmark based on a portion of an image.

Metrodle

Find a station on the London Underground

Statele

Guess the US state or territory

Travle

Find the path between two given countries

WARDle

Guess the UK local authority by its shape with distance clues

Wherdle

Work out your destination from five photographs of a city.

Wheredle

Use streetview and directed guesses to figure out your location (Geoguessr and Worldle had a baby?).

WhereTaken

Identify the country where the daily picture was taken

WhereTaken (US)

Identify the US state or territory where the daily picture was taken

Worldle

Guess the country as in Globle, but with an outline of the shape of the target country.

Words With a Theme

Play like Wordle but all of the answers have a related topic


Adoptle

Adoptle highlights a pet that is available for adoption each day. Guess today’s adoptable pet’s name to see who’s waiting to steal your heart.

Bardle

Words related to the Bard (of Avon) by ShakespearGeek

Beerdle

Beer brands and related words.

Bikle

Five-letter cyclists’ surnames.

Birdle

Birds and bird-related words.

Blondle

Guess the famous blond in six tries or less.

Bookdle

Wordle for book lovers! Now with optional hints.

Byrdle

Choral themed parody of Wordle

Carsdle

Words related to the motor world, car models, and manufacturers.

Comicle

Words related to comics and comic books.

Crickle

Guess the cricket-related word or cricketer’s name in 6 tries.

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Curdle

Words related to Indian food and culture

DODle

DOD / military acronyms. See if you know POTUS from your NORAD and the AWACS!

Dudele

Words, places, or Americanisms related to the USA.

Footle

From the Fantasy Footballers, [American] football-related words and names.

Galaxyle

Words related to the stars and outer space.

Geodle

Multiple daily puzzles related to Singapore: MRT/LRT stations, shopping malls, schools, and parks.

Geordle

Countries and capitals of the world

Geowords

Five-letter names of countries, cities, rivers, and other geographical locations.

Gordle

NHL and hockey-related words

Hodordle

Game of Thrones words, places, and characters

Hogwartle

More words from the Wizarding World, by HogwartsIsHere.

Indle

A daily word game with an Indian Touch

Jewdle

Jew-ish words, ranging from English to Hebrew to Yiddish to Aramaic and everything in between.

Lewdle

Just like the original, but all of the five-letter solutions are dirty («lewd») words.

LeWord

Guess the basketball-related word or basketball player’s name.

Mammordle

Guess the mammal from the given details and letter clues.

Mardle

Guess the Mario game title by combining words like «Mario», «Wario» and «Super».

Moistle

Wordle but all the words are gross

Moxle

Magic: The Gathering words (requires free moxfield account)

Numble

Math-related words and names

Otakle

Anime/gaming characters

Phoodle

Daily food-centered word puzzle

Plantle

Plants, herbs, fungi, and related words.

Poeltl

NBA Player guessing game

Queerdle

The «yassification» of Wordle, challenge your LGBTQQIA2+ vocabulary.

Radiole

Radio-themed words (for World Radio Day)

Searchdle

SEO-related words of varying length for a unique challenge.

Shield Wordle

Words and characters related to Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Sweardle

More dirty words, but with a more natural (?) four-letter length

Taylordle

Wordle for Swifties, all of the solutions are related to Taylor Swift.

Tirtle

Wordle for Autostraddle fans

Visionle

Guess the label of a randomly chosen image from ImageNet-Sketch dataset in 6 tries.

WARdle

MLB player guessing game

Weezle

Words revolving around Weezer and their songs.

Whodle

First names (North American version)

WORDLIX

Wordle for POSIX commands and API libraries

Worlde

Country and global city names

Wordle-BTS

Play with words themed around K-pop band BTS, complete with purple tiles.

Yerdle

Kanye West and related words.

Compilations

Other sites with compiled lists of Wordle-like games


Wordleverse

The Wordleverse, collection of wordlelike games with tools, stats, and more!

DBordle

A database for all known Wordle spin-offs and variations

Heardles

Compilation of Heardle-like games

Listdle

Categorized collection of Wordle-like games

Randle

Get a link to a random wordlelike game.

Randomle Bot

Get a random worlde-style game delivered to you every day by text message

Rdle.me

Visit the site and be transported to a random Wordlelike!

Rdles

List of «all the __rdles» with pictures.

What Wordle?

Visit the Wordle-like game of the day, or find a random one!

Wordel

List of wordlelikes in different languages

You found our list of fun and simple vocabulary games for adults.

Vocabulary games are activities that include language and wordplay. Example games include Word Association and Hang Man. Players can enjoy vocabulary games in person or online. The purpose of these games is to strengthen vocabulary skills. These games are also known as “vocab games”, “letter games” and “vocabulary building games.”

These games make great online classroom activities and communication games, and can be used as online fun activities for employees.

This list includes:

  • vocabulary games for adults
  • simple vocabulary word games for adults
  • fun online vocabulary games and activities
  • English vocabulary games
  • vocabulary games in English
  • games to improve vocabulary
  • vocabulary building activities
  • vocab review games
  • vocabulary games for students

Get ready to play!

List of vocabulary games

From Pictionary to word scrambles to synonym memory, here is a list of fun word games to play in classrooms, at parties, or during meetings.

1. Vocabulary Pictionary

Pictionary is a game of charades where players draw words instead of acting them out.

To play:

  1. Split the group into teams.
  2. Each round, assign one team member to draw.
  3. Give the drawing team member a word.
  4. Allow up to sixty seconds for teammates to guess.
  5. If the team guesses correctly, then assign one point.

You can give other teams the opportunity to steal, or move onto the next team’s turn. The game is a great way to practice new vocabulary, as players connect the word with an image. Pictionary is a fun game for virtual parties or in-person affairs.

To play Pictionary online, draw on the whiteboard app feature on your online meeting software.

2. Word Association

Word Association is one of the best vocabulary games for kids and classrooms since playing does not require a large vocabulary. The rules are simple and easy to understand. Typically, the game involves two players.

To play:

  1. Player one says a word.
  2. Player two responds with the first word that comes to mind.
  3. Player one either chooses a new word or responds to player two’s word.
  4. The game continues until one player repeats a word or pauses too long.

The rapid pace of the game generates excitement and occasionally results in funny answers.

If a student makes a mistake, then the teacher can pause the game and ask the student to explain or find a more fitting word. Ideally, gamemasters should allow players a few extra seconds to respond. Players should never feel embarrassed. There are no wrong answers in word association, but the game can serve as a learning opportunity to find better words.

If playing via Zoom, then player one or the teacher speaks a word, and other students answer in the chat. The class counts up matching answers and discusses different responses, guessing the reasoning behind each answer.

3. Vocabulary Hangman

Hangman is a classic chalkboard word game that translates easily to online play, thanks to digital whiteboards.

To play:

  1. Assign a player a word.
  2. The player draws a series of blanks corresponding to the number of letters in the word.
  3. Other players guess letters.
  4. If the letter is in the word, then the “executioner” fills in the blank. If not, then the executioner draws one portion of the gallows.
  5. The game ends when players guess the word, or when the picture is complete.

The best words to use for hangman contain less-used letters like z, x, and q. Examples of hard hangman words include zigzagging, razzmatazz, and quadrants.

4. Word search

Word searches are common classroom vocabulary games. These activities work well for handouts, and you can play during video calls by using the whiteboard feature and enabling annotation.

We made a sample word search you can use.

Vocabulary word search

To make the game more competitive and exciting, turn the challenge into a race and award prizes to the first players to complete the puzzles.

5. Crossword

Crossword puzzles consist of a series of interconnecting boxes, each of which starts blank but contains one letter by the end of the game. Under the puzzle are two lists of clues, across and down respectively. Solvers need to consider the meaning of words, number of letters, and surrounding words, making the game strategic as well as literary.

Here is an example of a crossword puzzle you can use with your class or team.

Word search template

Here is the answer key.

Word search answer key

Crosswords are great word games for any age or skill level because puzzle makers can adjust the difficulty to suit players. To make your own crossword puzzle, use an online crossword creator.

6. Word Scramble

Word scrambles make great games for English class, and adults enjoy these language brain teasers as well. Simply mix up the order of the letters and ask players to unscramble and identify the original words.

Here is a sample to start with.

Word scramble template

And here is the answer key.

Word scramble answer key

To make your own word scrambles, use an online letter randomizer.

7. Scrabble

Scrabble is one of the most popular word games for adults or children. Players must use letter tiles to assemble words on the game board.

To play:

  1. Each player draws seven letter tiles.
  2. During turns, players can play tiles or exchange them for new letters.
  3. Players build words on the board, with each new word connecting to an existing word.
  4. Tiles have a point value assigned depending on the challenge of the letter. When a player makes a word, tally the letter and add the score to the point board.

More challenging letters have higher point values. For example, E is one point, while Z is ten. To find the point values for each tile and read more gameplay tips, check out this guide from Hasbro.

To coordinate the game for language lessons, assign higher scores for vocabulary words, and ask players to use the words in a sentence for extra points.

Scrabble is easy to play online, too, making it one of the best online vocabulary games. To play virtually, simply find a multiplayer online version of the game, such as Words With Friends.

8. Scattergories

Scattergories is one of the most fun and simple word games for adults. The game challenges players to think up words all starting with the same letter.

To play:

  1. One player rolls a letter die or uses a letter generator to pick the first letter.
  2. The timekeeper puts 60 seconds on the clock.
  3. Players write down one answer per category starting with the letter.
  4. When time runs out, players read the answers.
  5. Players receive a point for every answer.

Alliterative phrases count for double or triple points. If two players have the same answer, then they must cross it out and neither receives points. Of course, a player will not receive points for blank answers either. At the end of each round, the player with the most points wins.

Here is a list of sample Scattergories categories:

  • A boy’s name, girl’s name, or gender neutral name
  • Capital cities
  • Four letter words
  • Types of drinks
  • Holidays
  • Careers or professions
  • Cartoon characters
  • Websites
  • Desserts

You could create more inventive categories for the game, or challenge players to make up prompts.

To play virtually, use the chat, screen-share, whiteboard functions in your virtual meeting platform. You can also share a Google Doc or Form, or join a multiplayer online Scattergories game together.

9. Tree or Bob Ross

Tree or Bob Ross is a fun video conference game that challenges players to guess a word by asking questions.

The player who conjures the word is The Post. The Post answers This or That questions whose answers help players narrow down the word.

The first question of the game is usually “is it more like a tree, or more like Bob Ross?” and The Post must answer accordingly. For instance, a rose is probably more like a tree, but Pinnochio presents an interesting challenge.

Each turn, the guesser adds a new word. For example, the second question might be, “is it more like a tree or a fern?” The game continues until players guess correctly. For more excitement, introduce a time limit, or award more points if players guess the word during earlier rounds.

10. Vocabulary Pyramid

Pyramid challenges players to guess words from context clues. The pyramid is a collection of six words, arranged with three on the bottom, two in the middle, and one at the top. To win, teams must guess all words within the pyramid in the allotted time.

To play:

  1. Divide the group into teams.
  2. Give one player on each team the pyramid.
  3. The pyramid holder must give hints to teammates describing each word without using the actual name of the item.
  4. When players guess correctly, the pyramid master can move to the next word. Or, players can say “pass,” and return to the word later.
  5. Teams receive a point for every correct guess.

When determining the time limit, consider the age of your players and the difficulty of the words. In general, 30 seconds per word, or three minutes total, is a good place to start, but add or take away time to increase or decrease the challenge.

11. Invisible Bridge

Invisible Bridge is similar to six degrees of Kevin Bacon. In both games, you must figure out a way to connect two seemingly distant concepts. Six degrees of Kevin Bacon uses actors, while Invisible Bridge uses words.

To play:

  1. A player suggests two unrelated words.
  2. Player one gives a number of planks. This is how many steps other players must use to relate the two words.
  3. The other players think up words that share similar traits, synonyms, or connector words to move from one term to another.

An example round might look as follows:

Tiger, Astronaut, eight planks

Tiger – Balm – Lip – Service – Customer – Happy – Pills – Capsules – Space – Astronaut

Meanwhile, Tiger, Astronaut, two planks might look like this:

Tiger – meat eater – meteor – Astronaut

One fun aspect about this game is there can be more than one correct answer, and opposing teams can dispute far-reaches. Invisible bridge encourages players to think about the nature of language and the relationship between words.

12. Poetry Improv

Poetry Improv is an exercise that challenges participants to craft verses on the spot.

To play:

  1. Pick a poetry style, such as sonnet, haiku, acrostic, limerick, or free verse.
  2. Give participants vocabulary words to use within the poem.
  3. Allow five or ten minutes for groups or individuals to complete the verses. If playing online via meeting software, then send groups to breakout rooms to work.
  4. Ask poets to share the masterpieces aloud.

For extra fun, turn other players into judges by asking them to rate the poems by holding up scorecards. To make the game more fast-paced, ask players to finish each others’ phrases on the spot for a true poetic improv.

13. Synonym Memory

The rules of Memory are easy: flip over two cards at a time and look for matching pictures or words. When players find pairs, they take the cards off the board. The player with the most pairs of cards at the end of the game wins.

Synonym Memory puts a challenging spin on the simple game. Instead of hunting for exact matches, players pair up words with synonyms.

Here are some sample matches:

  • enticing/tempting
  • assume/suppose
  • patience/restraint
  • revoke/rescind
  • impact/collision

The game encourages players to think in different ways, as participants will need to remember the location of the cards as well as consider meanings of words.

To play online, make your own virtual synonym memory game with an online tool and share screens to play, with one player flipping over the cards at other players’ request.

List of words to use for vocabulary games

Here is a list of great words to use in word games:

  • serendipity
  • fortitude
  • akimbo
  • sumptuous
  • ineffable
  • zephyr
  • incorrigible
  • medallion
  • mauve
  • bombast
  • denouement
  • contemporary
  • gossamer
  • inane
  • hippodrome
  • concession
  • ideology
  • quintessential
  • prescient
  • regurgitate
  • gnash
  • cataclysmic
  • knell

For further inspiration, use a random word generator or consult online lists of difficult or intersecting words.

Conclusion

Vocabulary games and activities test and strengthen players’ communication skills. These word games minimize frustration by disguising language lessons in the form of an exciting challenge. Not to mention, simple word games are fun for adults and kids alike, and make great icebreaker activities during meetings. Most games only require words and a way to share them, so playing word games online via Zoom or similar platforms is easy.

For even more smart fun, check out our posts on problem solving games, question games and team building brain teasers.

FAQ: Vocabulary Games

Here are answers to common questions about vocabulary games and activities.

What are vocabulary games?

Vocabulary games are word and language games you can play with students, coworkers, or family and friends. These games challenge players to hunt for words or definitions, brainstorm terms, deduce phrases based on clues, or create words under certain conditions. Language games are a great way to teach new vocabulary and help students practice recognizing and using new words. These activities are also known as “vocabulary building games” and “vocab games”, and are similar to “word games” and “letter games”.

What are some fun word games for groups?

Some fun word games for groups include Pictionary, Tree or Bob Ross, and word scrambles.

What are some online vocabulary games?

By using virtual meeting software like Zoom, you can play any word game online. Some good virtual vocabulary games include Scrabble, Scattergories, and online crossword puzzles.

What are good ESL word games?

The best ESL word games are easy to understand and play yet expand the vocabularies of participants. Good ESL word games include word association, word searches, and hangman.

What are fun ways to teach vocabulary?

Word games are one of the most fun and easy ways to teach vocabulary. While some kids get frustrated with straightforward reading or language exercises, word games disguise vocabulary lessons as a fun challenge. Plus, playing language games together is a great teamwork exercise.

A Ship Comes Loaded

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary and Speaking: Memorisation, Forming Words from Prompts — Any Level — 15 minutes

In this ESL word game, students remember and say words beginning with a certain letter. Have the students sit in a circle. Ask the students to choose a letter of the alphabet, e.g. B. Explain that the aim of the game is to say a word beginning with the chosen letter and to remember what answers other students have given. Start the game by saying ‘A ship comes loaded…’ The first student replies ‘with what?’, and you say a word beginning with the chosen letter, e.g. ‘with bananas’. The first student then says ‘A ship comes loaded…’ to the second student. The second student replies ‘with what?’ The first student then repeats your word and gives their own answer, e.g. ‘with bananas and bears’. This continues around the circle. If a student fails to come up with a word, forgets what answers have been given or repeats a word, they are out of the game. The last student left standing wins the game.

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Balderdash

ESL Defining Words Game — Vocabulary and Writing: Writing Definitions, True or False, Guessing — Group Work — Upper-intermediate (B2) — 25 minutes

This ESL word game is based on a popular board game of the same name. In the game, students invent false definitions for words and score points by correctly guessing true definitions. Give each group a set of balderdash word cards. The leader of the round chooses one of their word cards, reads the word aloud and spells it. The other students then each invent a short false definition for the word that could fool the other group members and write it on a slip of paper. The leader also copies the true definition onto a slip of paper. Each student then hands their definition to the leader who mixes them up and then reads each one aloud. The other students then vote on which definition they think is correct and the leader reveals the answer. Students score one point for each vote their false definition receives and two points for choosing the correct definition. The leader scores three points if nobody chooses the correct definition. The scores are added up and another student becomes the new leader and so on. The student with the most points at the end of the game wins.

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Balderdash

Lewis Carroll’s Game

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary and Spelling: Forming Words from Prompts — Group Work — Pre-intermediate (A2-B1) — 20 minutes

This intriguing word game was invented by Lewis Carroll who wrote «Alice in Wonderland». Tell the students that they are going to play a game where they change one word into another by changing one letter at a time. Explain that letters cannot be moved, merely substituted. Every time a letter is changed, it must result in an English word. Give the following ‘wet to dry’ example to help the students understand: wet — met — mat — may — day — dry. Start the students off with one of the easier examples. Write the first and last word on the board. Working in teams, students try to change one word into the other. Allow the teams to use dictionaries to help them with possible words. When the teams have finished, ask them for their answers. Teams score points according to the number of steps taken to turn one word into the other, e.g. wet — met — mat — may — day — dry = six points. Play several rounds. The team with the ‘lowest’ score at the end of the game wins.

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Lewis Carroll's Game

Match the Squares

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary: Memorisation, Matching — Group Work — Any Level — 20 minutes

This fun matching words game can be used when you want to review words that match in some way, e.g. adjective opposites, verb opposites, prepositions, past and present verbs, etc. Draw a six-by-four grid on the board and number the squares 1 to 24. Explain that behind each square is a word. The aim of the game is to match the squares by remembering where each word is. Tell the students that they cannot write anything down. The first team selects two squares, e.g. 2 and 16. You look at your word grid and write the two corresponding words in the selected squares. If the two words match, the team scores a point and has another turn. If the words don’t match, erase them. It’s then the other team’s turn to select two squares and so on. The game continues until all the word pairs have been matched correctly. The team with the most points at the end of the game is the winner.

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Match the Squares

Minimum

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary: Forming Words from Prompts — Group Work — Any Level — 20 minutes

In this challenging word game, students form words of a certain length that begin with specific letters. Write a five-letter word on the board, e.g. table. For young learners, start with a three-letter word. Teams then take it in turns to call out a word that begins with the last letter of your word, e.g. e. Each word called out must meet or exceed the minimum number of letters in your word. Teams are allowed to use plurals to meet the minimum, but they are not allowed to repeat words. As each word is called out, write it underneath the word in a line, e.g. elbow, editor, error, elbows, erase. When all the teams have called out a word, write a new word underneath and increase the minimum number of letters by one, e.g. scream. If a team can’t think of a word, start a countdown from ten. If the countdown goes to zero, that team is out of the game. The last team left standing wins the game. As a variation, for each line, teams call out a word that begins with the last letter of the word written on the board, e.g. elbow, water, report, teach, hello. You can also have the students spell words as well as call them out.

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The Longest Word

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary and Spelling: Answering Questions, Guessing, Forming Words — Group Work — Any Level — 20 minutes

In this word game, students make the longest word they can from letters won by guessing the answers to clues. One team selects a letter of the alphabet, e.g. s. Choose a word beginning with that letter, e.g. silver. Then, give the teams a clue for the word, e.g. a metal commonly found in rings. The first student to correctly guess the word wins the letter for their team. The winning team then chooses another letter. The aim of the game is for teams to get enough letters to make a long word. At a suitable point, end the round and let the teams try to make the longest word possible from the letters they have won. The team with the longest word wins the round and is awarded the same amount of points as there are letters in their word. Play several rounds. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

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The Longest Word

Tic Tac Words

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary: Forming Words from Prompts — Group Work — Any Level — 15 minutes

Here is an engaging ESL word game based on Tic-Tac-Toe. Draw a three-by-three grid on the board. Write a random letter in each square. Under each letter, write a number between one and ten. Teams then take it in turns to choose a letter from the grid. The team then has ten seconds to say as many words beginning with the letter as the number under the letter indicates. If the team manages to say the required number of words, they win the square. If they fail to say the required number of words, play passes to the other team. When a team gets three squares in a row, either horizontally, vertically or diagonally, they win the game. If neither team gets three in a row, the team with the most squares wins. Play several rounds to find the ultimate winning team.

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Tic Tac Words

Two Words

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary and Speaking: Forming Sentences from Prompts — Group Work — Any Level — 20 minutes

This word game is ideal for reviewing vocabulary and sentence structure. Write two words on the board. The first student to put up their hand and create a suitable sentence that uses the two words wins the round for their team. The winning team then chooses one student from the other team to come and join them. If the students know each other well, they normally choose the students who are really good at English, making it easier to win the game. You then write two new words on the board and the game continues. The game ends when there is only one team left. So everybody wins! It’s best to start the game off with some easy words, e.g. pen and paper. Then, gradually make the words harder or crazier, e.g. tennis and buffalo.

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Word Race

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary and Writing: Forming Words from Prompts — Group Work — Pre-intermediate (A2-B1) — 20 minutes

This ESL word game can be used to practice or review a variety of vocabulary. Tell the students that they have one minute to write down as many words as possible that match certain criteria, e.g. words beginning with certain prefixes, certain letters, words that rhyme, etc. Teams score one point for each word they write. Inflections are not allowed, i.e. changing a word to express different grammatical categories, e.g. hit, hits, hitting. Play several rounds using a different criterion each time. After each round, teams swap papers for marking. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

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Word Square

ESL Word Game — Vocabulary and Spelling: Forming Words from Prompts — Group Work — Any Level — 20 minutes

Here is a fun ESL word game to play with your students. Draw a three-by-three grid on the board. In the squares, write a nine-letter word in a random order. The centre square must contain a vowel. The aim of the game is for the teams to make as many words as they can with the letters in the square. Every word the teams write must contain the centre letter. Students cannot use any letters twice unless they are in the nine-letter word. Teams also get a bonus score if they make a word using all nine letters. Set a time limit of two minutes. The teams write as many words as they can from the square. When the time is up, teams swap papers for marking. Teams score one point for each letter in a correctly spelt word. For example, a three-letter word is worth three points, a four-letter word is worth four points and so on. If a team gets the nine-letter word, they score 18 points. Play several rounds using a different nine-letter word each time. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

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Word Square

A. Complete using the correct form of the words in the box.

course • court • pitch • ring • rink • track

 We used to go skating at the ice ……………… every Saturday.

 Keith had never seen such a large golf ……………… until he went to Scotland.

 We all met at the basketball ……………… at half past three.

 It’s called a boxing ………………, but it’s actually square!

 For the 800 metres race, you have to run round the ……………… twice.

 The football match had to be called off because the ……………… was flooded.

7   Our team ……………… until half time, but in the second half the other team ……………… three goals, and so they ……………… us. But it was a great match!

bat • stick • rod • racket

 Adrian got a new fishing ……………… for his birthday.

 Can I borrow your tennis ………………?

10   Why are hockey ……………… such a strange shape?

11   I’d spend hours putting linseed oil on my cricket ……………… to keep the wood strong.

Answers

1 rink   2 course   3 court   4 ring   5 track   6 pitch

7 was winning/scored/beat   8 rod   9 racket

10 sticks   11 bat(s)

B. Circle the correct word or phrase.

1   The umpire / referee blew the whistle and the most important football match I’ve ever played began.

2   We used to play rugby in the winter term, football in the spring term, and we’d do athletics / sport and swimming in the summer term.

 Do you fancy a game / play of cards?

 I only do magic tricks for fun. I’ve never thought of becoming an amateur / a professional magician.

 The play was so boring, we walked out during half time / the interval.

 Coventry City equalled /drew 3-3 with Sunderland in the match last Saturday.

 Spectators / Viewers who watched last week’s programme will remember we were looking at the history of baseball.

8   We got through to the final / finale, but then lost to Cirencester.

9   Most people prefer films which have a happy end / ending.

10   Would all opponents / competitors please make their way to the starting line?

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1 referee   2 athletics   3 game   4 professional

5 the interval   6 drew   7 Viewers   8 final

9 ending   10 competitors

C. Complete each second sentence using the word given, so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Write between two and five words in each gap.

 I don’t know how you can stand getting up so early to go to the pool.   put

      I don’t know how you can …………………………………… up so early to go to the pool.

 I’ve finally started sorting out my postcard collection.   round

      I’ve finally …………………………………… sorting out my postcard collection.

 What did you do at the weekend?   get

      What did you …………………………………… at the weekend?

 I’m not so keen on skiing now I’ve discovered snowboarding.   gone

      I’ve …………………………………… since I discovered snowboarding.

 Why do you continue to have riding lessons if you can’t afford them?   on

      Why do you …………………………………… riding lessons if you can’t afford them?

 We can’t delay the match any longer.   put

      We can’t …………………………………… any longer.

Answers

1 put up with getting

2 got round to

3 get up to

4 gone off skiing

5 carry on having

6 put (off) the match (off)

D. Write one word in each gap.

 Tony never used to want to join ……………… with the other kids in the playground.

 Look ………………! There’s a car coming!

 Simone’s ……………… to wearing a helmet whenever she goes cycling.

 I was thinking of taking ……………… scuba diving until I found out how expensive the equipment is.

 They were knocked ……………… in the semi-final.

 Maybe we should bring the meeting ……………… to this Tuesday instead of having it in two weeks’ time.

7   Becca had to pull ……………… of the race when she sprained her ankle.

8   Melissa doesn’t ……………… in for adventure sports.

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1 in   2 out   3 taken   4 up   5 out   6 forward   7 out   8 go

E. Choose the correct answer.

1   Why don’t you …………… a go? It’s not difficult!

        A make         B have

        C do              D set

2   Carl wasn’t very good at mountain climbing as he’s afraid of …………… .

        A highs         B highness

        C heights      D height

3   There’s little …………… of our getting into the final.

        A opportunity

        B chance

        C luck            D fortune

4   Rachel is mad …………… the Eurovision Song Contest.

        A from          B against

        C for              D about

5   Just …………… your best – that’s all anyone can ask of you.

        A do              B make

        C be               D have

6   It’s …………… time you learned to swim.

        A big             B tall

        C high           D far

7   Grandma …………… a lot of pleasure from gardening.

        A does          B has

        C makes       D gets

8   …………… your time – don’t rush.

        A Tell            B Find

        C Spend        D Take

9   Each player takes it …………… turn to roll the dice.

        A on              B in

        C at               D to

10   Time …………… so quickly when you’re doing something enjoyable.

        A takes         B spends

        C passes       D finds

11   Our new coach is popular …………… the whole team.

        A for             B to

        C by               D with

12   She’d …………… hours lying on her bed, reading.

        A spend        B take

        C make         D pass

13   He’d been planning to leave the team the …………… time, and hadn’t told anyone.

        A complete  B whole

        C total          D full

14   I’m not siding …………… her because she’s my sister, but because she’s right.

        A from          B for

        C to               D with

Answers

1 E   2 C   3 B   4 D   5 A   6 C   7 D

8 D   9 B   10 C   11 D   12 A   13 B   14 D

F. Match to make sentences.

1   I’m not very fond

2   She’s interested

3   You should concentrate

4   I used to find it difficult

5   Let’s listen

6   We stopped

7   The bad weather stopped us

A   in playing for the school team.

B   to find enough time to have any hobbies.

C   to try to find the golf balls we’d lost.

D   of playing in goal.

E   from finishing the game.

F   to what the coach thinks first.

G   on getting fit.

Answers

1 D   2 A   3 G   4 B   5 F   6 C   7 E

G. Water has damaged part of this text about sport at school. Read it and decide what you think each of the original words was. Write the words in the blank spaces.

Sport at school

I used to wear glasses when I was at school, and so I (1) ……………… sport very difficult. I wanted to be involved (2) ……………… school sports competitions, and I loved the idea of teams competing (3) ……………… each other, but being on the rugby team, for example, (4) ……………… having to take off my glasses, and that meant (5) ……………… I couldn’t see! And it’s difficult (6) ……………… catch a ball when you can’t see it! So, I wasn’t very good and the captains always (7) ……………… sure that I wasn’t on their team. This meant I (8) ……………… free to do other activities, like being on the debating team, and actually I preferred to (9) ……………… things I was good at doing (10) ……………… than have everyone laugh at me.

Answers

1 found   2 in   3 against/with   4 involved/meant

5 that   6 to   7 made   8 was   9 do   10 rather

H. Complete the sentences by changing the form of the word in capitals when this is necessary.

1   I need to buy a new pair of ……………………. (TRAIN).

2   Ellie used to ……………………. (PRACTICE) for hours to learn to juggle properly.

3   That was the most ……………………. (INTEREST) book I’ve ever read. I can’t wait for the sequel!

4   Would you describe yourself as a ……………………. (COMPETE) person?

5   Many professional basketball players earn a ……………………. (FORTUNE) these days.

6   F.A. stands for Football ……………………. (ASSOCIATE).

7   The gold, silver and bronze ……………………. (MEDAL) took their places on the podium for the presentation ceremony.

8   In Britain, the money parents give their children is often called pocket money. In America, it’s often called an ……………………. (ALLOW).

9   I’m afraid the swimming pool is closed at the moment as they’re carrying out some essential ……………………. (MAINTAIN).

Answers

1 trainers   2 practise   3 interesting   4 competitive

5 fortune   6 Association   7 medallists   8 allowance

9 maintenance

I. Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

A snooker player speaks

When I first started playing snooker, I had no real (1) ……………………. (KNOW) of the rules. I just thought it looked an (2) ……………………. (ENJOY) game. Also, I didn’t need to buy any expensive (3) ……………………. (EQUIP) because the snooker hall near my house had tables and cues. I spent (4) ……………………. (PRACTICAL) all the free time I had practising, and then decided to enter a (5) ……………………. (COMPETE). It was great fun! My (6) ……………………. (OPPOSE) was someone who’d been playing for years. Of course, he beat me, but the fact that I’d (7) ……………………. (LOSE) didn’t put me off at all. And, (8) ……………………. (FORTUNE), my game improved enough for me to become a professional snooker player three years ago.

Answers

1 knowledge   2 enjoyable   3 equipment

4 practically   5 competition   6 opponent

7 lost   8 fortunately

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Module 6. Leisure activities

6 A. Free time

1. Think of (three) things that you do

  • Every day

  • Once a week

  • Several times a week

Which of these things you like/enjoy/don’t like doing? Share your ideas with the deskmate. Do you have anything in common?

2. What is the profession of your dream? What do you want to be? Look at the leaflet on p. 57, SB and say which clubs you need to do for your future profession. If there are no clubs you need – suggest the club of your own!

3. Translate sentences into English:

  • Мой друг увлечен плаванием.

  • Он преуспевает в английском и истории.

  • Я же люблю кататься на велосипеде и ловить рыбу.

  • Мы оба сходим с ума по футболу!

  • Я интересуюсь математикой.

4. Look at the compound nouns. Say what words they consist of.

  • Basketball

  • Homework

  • Windsurfing

  • Deskmate

  • Classroom

  • Rollerblading

5. Make verbs:

  • Driver – _____________

  • Player – _____________

  • Writer – _____________

  • Doer – ______________

  • Maker – _____________

  • Producer – ___________

  • Translator – _____________

  • Interpreter – _____________

  • Cooker – _____________

  • Diver – ______________

6. Answer the questions.

Do you usually get up early in the morning?

Do you go to the cinema?

Do you often use the Internet?

Do you often travel by plane?

Shall we eat some soup or fried chicken?

Yes, I like_______________________.

Yes, I love_______________________.

Yes, I enjoy _____________________.

No, I don’t like ___________________.

I don’t mind _____________________.

7. Let’s make a project! Think of a club of your dream and advertise it! Make everyone want to join your club! Make a picture-label of your club and describe it. These questions can help you:

  • Who is this club for?

  • What do you do in this club?

  • How do you work there?

  • How often do you meet!

Or you can use the leaflet on p. 57, SB as an example.

8. Write sentences about you mum/dad.

My mum/dad enjoys _________________________________________________________.

She/he doesn’t like __________________________________________________________.

If it’s a nice day she/he likes __________________________________________________.

When she/he is on holiday, she/he likes _________________________________________.

When it’s rainy she/he loves ___________________________________________________.

6 B. Game on!

1. Find 8 games and write them out.

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  2. ______________________

  3. ______________________

  4. ______________________

  5. ______________________

  6. ______________________

  7. ______________________

  8. ______________________

2. Work in pairs and find out about your deskmate’s favourite game. Use the questions:

    • What’s the name of the game?

    • Is it a board game or a team game?

    • How many people can play it?

    • What do you need to play it?

    • How often do you play this game?

    • Who do you usually play this game with?

    • Why do you like it?

Tell your groupmates about your deskmate.

3. Give English equivalents (Find them in the dialogue on p. 58, SB):

Я слушаю музыку и жду, когда закончится дождь.

Ты прав!

Это несправедливо!

Я не обращаю внимания на проигрыш.

Давай поиграем вместе для разнообразия.

4. Find the mistakes and correct them.

  • Is you doing anything? – ________________________________?

  • She play baseball every Tuesday. – _________________________________.

  • Are you wanting to play something with me for a change? – ___________________________________________________?

  • They is boring. – _____________________________________.

  • It’s not about who win or lose but how you play the game. – ____________________________________________________.

5. Which is right?

  • Are you speaking English?/Do you speak English? – Yes, a little.

  • Sometimes we’re going/we go to the country house at weekends.

  • It’s not a good day today. It is raining/It rains.

  • How often do you have/are you having holidays at school?

  • Sue is a writer. She is writing/writes books for children.

6. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.

  • Listen! Somebody ________________________ (sing).

  • I am sorry. I ______________________(not/ understand).

  • You can turn off the TV. I ______________________ (not/ watch) it.

  • Sarah usually ________________ (walk) to school.

  • I _________________(study) every day from 9 to 14-30.

7. Play a game: describe the game (use the questions in task 2 as a guide) and don’t tell the name. Let other students guess the game.

6 C. Pastimes

1. Match the words and word expressions.

Adults

Кто первый достигнет последней клетки, тот победил!

About good and evil

Внизу лестницы

You need some counters

Выращивать рис и зерновые

At the bottom of a ladder

Взрослые

Whoever gets to the last square first wins!

О добре и зле

Cook on fire

Скучать по семье

Grow rice and corn

Нужны фишки

Explore the island

Готовить на костре

Miss the family

Изучать остров

2. Mark the sentences true (T) or false (F). Correct the false sentences.

  • Adults only can play the game Snake and Ladders. ___

  • It is not a modern game. ___

  • Snake and Ladders is a game for 6 people. ___

  • To play the game you need the counters only. ___

  • Whoever gets to the last square first wins! ___

Culture Corner

1. Answer the questions:

  • Where and when was Cluedo invented?

  • What is the aim of the game called Cluedo?

  • Who wins this game?

  • How do players of Scrabble pick the letters?

  • How can players get bonus points?

  • How do players of monopoly earn their money?

  • What is the best selling bard game in the world?

2. Complete the sentences:

  • __________________ is a board game where you are a money maker.

  • __________________ is a board game that teaches you to be logical and attentive to details.

  • __________________ is a board game that checks your knowledge of words.

English in Use

1. Read the dialogue on p. 62 and answer the questions.

  • It’s evening, isn’t it?

  • Who does Greg want to buy present for?

  • Why does he not buy the jigsaw puzzle?

  • What does Judy like?

  • How much is the puppet making set?

2. Read out the words.

  • Bore, or, saw, board, sort, thought, all, ball, order, author, autumn, daughter, warm.

  • Sir, fir, serve, firm, surf, first, early, birthday, Thursday, world, girl, worm.

Keys

6 A.

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  • My friend is keen on swimming.

  • He is good at English and History.

  • But I am fond of cycling and fishing.

  • We are mad about football.

  • I am interested in Maths.

4.

  • Basket+ball

  • Home+work

  • Wind+surfing

  • Desk+mate

  • Class+room

  • Roller+blading

5.

Drive

Play

Write

Do

Make

Produce

Translate

Interpret

Cook

Dive

6.

Do you usually get up early in the morning?

Do you go to the cinema?

Do you often use the Internet?

Do you often travel by plane?

Shall we eat some soup or fried chicken?

Yes, I like getting up early in the morning.

Yes, I love going to the cinema.

Yes, I enjoy using the Internet.

No, I don’t like traveling by plane.

I don’t mind eating some soup/ fried chicken.

6 B.

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  1. jigsaw puzzle

  2. dominoes

  3. scrabble

  4. marbles

  5. billiards

  6. backgammon

  7. chess

  8. darts

3.

Я слушаю музыку и жду, когда закончится дождь.

I am listening to music and waiting for the rain to stop.

Ты прав!

You are right!

Это несправедливо!

That’s not fair!

Я не обращаю внимания на проигрыш.

I don’t care about losing.

Давай поиграем вместе для разнообразия.

Let’s play together for a change.

4.

  • Is you doing anything? — Are you doing anything?

  • She play baseball every Tuesday. — She plays baseball every Tuesday.

  • Are you wanting to play something with me for a change? — Do you want to play something with me for a change?

  • They is boring. – They are boring.

  • It’s not about who win or lose but how you play the game. — It’s not about who wins or loses but how you play the game.

5.

  • Are you speaking English? /Do you speak English? – Yes, a little.

  • Sometimes we’re going/we go to the country house at weekends.

  • It’s not a good day today. It is raining/It rains.

  • How often do you have/are you having holidays at school?

  • Sue is a writer. She is writing/writes books for children.

6.

  • Is singing

  • Do not understand

  • Am not watching.

  • walks

  • study

6 C

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Adults

Взрослые

About good and evil

О добре и зле

You need some counters

Нужны фишки

At the bottom of a ladder

Внизу лестницы

Whoever gets to the last square first wins!

Кто первый достигнет последней клетки, тот победил!

Cook on fire

Готовить на костре

Grow rice and corn

Выращивать рис и зерновые

Explore the island

Изучать остров

Miss the family

Скучать по семье

2.

  • Adults only can play the game Snake and Ladders. _F__

  • It is not a modern game. _T__

  • Snake and Ladders is a game for 6 people. _F__

  • To play the game you need the counters only. _F__

  • Whoever gets to the last square first wins! _T__

Culture Corner

1.

  • Cluedo was invented in England in 1943.

  • The aim of the game is to find out the identity of the killer of Dr Black.

  • The first player to solve the crime wins the games.

  • At random

  • The players can get bonus points for using certain squares on the board and using letters like Q and Z.

  • They buy, sell and rent property.

  • Monopoly.

2.

  • Monopoly is a board game where you are a money maker.

  • Cluedo is a board game that teaches you to be logical and attentive to details.

  • Scrabble is a board game that checks your knowledge of words.

English in Use

1.

  • No, it isn’t. It’s morning.

  • He buys a present for Judy.

  • It’s too expensive.

  • She likes playing board games, meeting friends, drawing and making things.

  • It’s €13.

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