Can you use phrasal verbs correctly? Take a moment to do this exercise. Fill in the blanks. Answers We cannot do without food or water.… Continue reading
Sensual vs. Sensuous
The words sensual and sensuous are often interchanged even by modern writers because they both derive from the root sens-, meaning “to arouse the senses.”… Continue reading
Prepositions After Verbs, Nouns, And Adjectives Exercise
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. Answers I am interested in learning to fly. John’s criticism of the plan made him unpopular. He… Continue reading
Rye vs. Wry
Rye and wry are examples of homophones that are often mixed up because they sound similar although they have different meanings and uses. Today, we… Continue reading
Rather, Would Rather, Rather Than Exercise
This grammar exercise tests your ability to use rather, would rather and rather than. Answers He is rather a fool That was rather a good… Continue reading