In indirect speech, a speaker’s present perfect and past tenses are often reported using past perfect tenses. This is because the events a person spoke… Continue reading
Reporting past tenses
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Difference between below and under
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Both below and under can mean ‘lower than’. The knives are in the cupboard under the sink. OR The knives are in the cupboard below… Continue reading
Make Negative Sentences
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Change the following affirmative sentences into negative. Answers I do not like to read science fiction. Dogs do not chase cats. Dogs do not like… Continue reading
Punctuation Exercise
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Use appropriate punctuation marks in the following sentences. 1. We had a great time in France the kids really enjoyed it 2. Some people work… Continue reading
If and Unless Exercise
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Complete the following sentences. Answers I will take the job unless the pay is too low. I will be back tomorrow if there is a… Continue reading