Complete the following sentences. This English exercise tests your range of vocabulary. Answers The new ambassador is fully accredited by his government. The invention of… Continue reading
Mixed Grammar: Except, But For and Can’t Help But Exercise
Complete the following sentences. Answers Everybody was there except / but Samuel. But for the storm, we would have been home before evening. Nobody but… Continue reading
Commensurate vs. Consummate
Another pair of words, whose meanings are related, are commensurate and consummate. Both these terms have to something to do with completion, which causes some… Continue reading
Confusable Words: Currant and Current, Mislead and Deceive Exercise
Fill in the blanks. Answers Ants love to eat currants. Current fashions are more casual than those of the 1960s. He gave the report a… Continue reading
Verbs of Perception: Hear, Listen and See Someone Doing Exercise
Complete the following sentences. Answers Suddenly I heard a thud. I didn’t hear the knock because I was listening to the radio. Please speak a… Continue reading