Several different grammatical structures are used for comparing. English adjectives and adverbs can be in positive, comparative or superlative forms. Positive adjectives can be used… Continue reading
Confusables: Quite, Quiet, Shade, Shadow, Price and Prize Exercise
Fill in the blanks. Answers It is quite good, but it could be better. I will have a quiet word with him. I’m hot. Let’s… Continue reading
Infinitives and Ing forms | Grammar Exercise
Some adjectives, nouns and verbs can be followed by infinitives with or without to. Some are followed by ing forms. There are also some words… Continue reading
Conjunctions Exercise
Conjunctions are words that connect clauses into sentences. Test your understanding of conjunctions with this grammar exercise. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate conjunction… Continue reading
Pore Over vs. Pour Over
While similar-sounding words or homophones are already confusing for others, distinguishing between similar-sounding phrases may be even more difficult for some writers. This post will… Continue reading