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Gap fills Exercise

August 5, 2016 - A2pdf

Test your understanding of English grammar with this exercise. Complete the following sentences. Answers Don’t you ever listen to what I say? Nothing matters. I opened… Continue reading

Advice vs. Advise

August 5, 2016 - pdf

Despite the difference in meaning and pronounciation, people often get confused about advice and advise. First, advice is a noun which means “an opinion or… Continue reading

A Lot vs. Alot

August 5, 2016 - pdf

Suprisingly, confusion between the use of the words a lot and alot is commonplace despite one of them not being an actual word. Here are… Continue reading

Some common idioms

August 4, 2016 - pdf

Here is a list of some common idiomatic expressions. A bolt from the blue / A bolt out of the blue This expression is used… Continue reading

Direct and indirect speech

August 3, 2016 - B1pdf

Change into indirect speech 1. John said, ‘I am trying to find a new job.’ 2. He said, ‘I wrote a letter.’ 3. The girl… Continue reading

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