We can use either across or over to mean ‘on or to the other side of a road, line, river etc.’ To mean ‘on or… Continue reading
Over, Across, Through Exercise
- B1
Idioms About Clothes And Accessories Exercise
- C1
Fill in the blanks. Answers When the gloves are off, people fight, argue, or compete without respect for each other. When somebody wears very smart… Continue reading
Can vs. Be Able To Exercise
- A2
In many cases, we can use either can or be able to. Note that can is more usual. In some situations can/could is not possible.… Continue reading
Object Pronouns And Reflexive Pronouns Exercise
- A2
Fill in the blanks with an object or reflexive pronoun. Answers I introduced myself to the other guests at the party. He fell down the… Continue reading
Nothing, Something, No, None Etc Exercise
- B1
Fill in the blanks. Answers Nobody is perfect, are they? “How much money do you have?” “None“ None of the shops are open on Sundays.… Continue reading