Try to get the highest score after finding numbers in 25 grids. You can lose or gain points in each grid or get no points. From one to unlimited players can play.
Kirjailija
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Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 101 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2016-2019, suosituimpien joukossa 200 Mini P Tongue Twisters. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
101 kirjaa
Kirjojen julkaisuhaarukka 2016-2019.
Try to get the highest score after finding numbers in 20 grids. You can lose or gain points in each grid or get no points. From one to unlimited players can play.
Try to get the highest score after finding numbers in 15 grids. You can lose or gain points in each grid or get no points. From one to unlimited players can play.
Try to get the highest score after finding numbers in 10 grids. You can lose or gain points in each grid or get no points. From one to unlimited players can play.
Improve your spelling knowledge with trivia on 200 words.Sections include: Guess the Correct SpellingReference: Word ListNote: The words listed here use the common U.S. spelling of them if there is an alternate spelling here or in another country
Improve your spelling knowledge with trivia on 110 words. Sections include: Guess the Correct Spelling Reference: Word ListNote: The words listed here use the common U.S. spelling of them if there is an alternate spelling here or in another country.
Improve your spelling knowledge with trivia on 200 words. Sections include: Guess the Correct SpellingReference: Word ListNote: The words listed here use the common U.S. spelling of them if there is an alternate spelling here or in another country
Improve your spelling knowledge with trivia on 100 words. Sections include: Guess the Correct Spelling Reference: Word ListNote: The words listed here use the common U.S. spelling of them if there is an alternate spelling here or in another country.
Improve your spelling knowledge with trivia on 100 words.Sections include: Guess the Correct SpellingReference: Word ListNote: The words listed here use the common U.S. spelling of them if there is an alternate spelling here or in another country
Improve your spelling knowledge with trivia on 110 words. Sections include: Guess the Correct SpellingReference: Word ListNote: The words listed here use the common U.S. spelling of them if there is an alternate spelling here or in another country
Try to guess the compound words, with 100 compound word guesses.Sections include: Guess the Compound Wor
Try to guess the rhymes, with 400 rhyme guesses.Sections include: Guess the Rhym
Try to complete the sentences, with two levels, and 200 sentences.Sections include: Complete the SentenceComplete the Sentence Level 1Complete the Sentence Level
Try to guess the idioms, with two levels, and 200 idiom guesses.Sections include: Guess the IdiomIdiom Guess Level 1Idiom Guess Level 2Note: Idioms are words in a phrase that may have a literal meaning but also have a meaning that is not known from the individual words. Examples are "head over heels" and "hit the sack". "Head over heels" means very excited. "Hit the sack" means go to sleep
Try to complete the sentences, with two levels, and 100 sentences.Sections include: Complete the SentenceComplete the Sentence Level 1Complete the Sentence Level
Try to complete the idioms, with 150 idioms.Sections include: Complete the IdiomNote: Idioms are words in a phrase that may have a literal meaning but also have a meaning that is not known from the individual words. Examples are "head over heels" and "hit the sack". "Head over heels" means very excited. "Hit the sack" means go to sleep.
Try to guess the last names, with two levels, and 200 last name guesses.Sections include: Guess the Last NameLast Name Guess Level 1Last Name Guess Level
Try to guess the oxymorons, with two levels, and 200 oxymoron guesses.Sections include: Guess the OxymoronOxymoron Guess Level 1Oxymoron Guess Level 2Note: Oxymorons are words in a phrase that have contradictory meanings. Examples are "same difference" and "half empty"
Try to complete the idioms, with 100 idioms.Sections include: Complete the IdiomNote: Idioms are words in a phrase that may have a literal meaning but also have a meaning that is not known from the individual words. Examples are "head over heels" and "hit the sack". "Head over heels" means very excited. "Hit the sack" means go to sleep.