Fill in the blanks with have, have had or had had. Answers I have had a headache since morning. I had a headache in the… Continue reading
Say, Ask, Tell – English Vocabulary Exercise
Fill in the blanks with say, tell or ask. The verb tell is always followed by a personal object. Ask can be followed by if… Continue reading
100 Words That May Not Mean What You Think
No. Term Definition 1. Aggravate Properly means “To make worse,” not just “to annoy.” 2. Albeit Means “though,” not “and be it.” 3. Allude “To… Continue reading
Much vs. Many Grammar Exercise for ESL Students
Fill in the blanks with much or many. Answers I didn’t do much work yesterday. She didn’t show much interest in my work. How many… Continue reading
This, That, These, Those – Grammar Exercise
Fill in the blanks with this, that, these or those. Answers When I was a child, those were the best days of my life. Where… Continue reading