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Phrasal Verbs With Hold And Keep Exercise

December 21, 2017 B2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrasal verbs. Answers He was called Christy after his grandfather, who had died in the civil war. There… Continue reading

Wary vs. Weary

December 20, 2017 pdf

The words wary and weary are spelled similarly with a single e setting them apart. Since both terms are used as an adjective, some people… Continue reading

Shutter vs. Shudder vs. Stutter

December 20, 2017 pdf

Since they all look the same when written down or sound the same when pronounced, the words shutter, shudder, and stutter become interchangeable to some.… Continue reading

Relative Pronouns Exercise

December 19, 2017 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate relative pronoun. Answers Have you got a novel that / which is really interesting to read? She has… Continue reading

Formal Adjectives: Spacious, Verbose, Judicious, Ingenious Exercise

December 18, 2017 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks. Answers The meeting was held in a spacious hall. The number of friends he has shows that he is very sociable.… Continue reading

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