Must and need are modal auxiliary verbs. Must expresses ideas as such as strong obligation, compulsion etc. Need expresses ideas such as necessity. Must not… Continue reading
Would vs. Should Exercise
Would is the past tense form of will in indirect speech. We use should to express ideas such as obligation, necessity etc. Should is also… Continue reading
Good, Well, Bad, Badly Exercise
Fill in the blanks. Answers Susie is getting along well at college. The poor man can’t hear well. She dusted the furniture well. The new… Continue reading
Idioms, Phrases and Collocations about Thinking Exercise
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase. Answers If I can’t decide which dress to buy, I pick my sister’s brains. I… Continue reading
Noun+Noun Combinations Exercise
Fill in the blanks with a singular or plural expression. Answers It was a long book. There were over 900 pages It doesn’t take me… Continue reading