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If and unless exercise

September 8, 2012 - pdf

Complete the following sentences using if or unless. Answers 1. If he does not find a good job, his family will starve. 2. Unless you… Continue reading

Using if and unless

September 7, 2012 - pdf

Read the following sentences. You must finish the job in time. Otherwise you will be sacked. These two sentences can be joined using if or… Continue reading

Special note on the use of will and shall

September 6, 2012 - pdf

Future tense forms are usually made with will or shall. In British English, both will and shall are possible with first person pronouns (I and… Continue reading

Use of ever with question words for emphasis

September 5, 2012 - pdf

Read the following sentences. You may do anything. I will support you. These two sentences can be combined into one by using whatever. Whatever you… Continue reading

Fairly, quite, rather and pretty

September 4, 2012 - pdf

Fairly, rather, quite and pretty are all degree modifiers. They are used to express the degree to which a certain quality is present. Fairly does… Continue reading

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