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Using through

February 21, 2013 - pdf

Through can be used as a preposition or an adverb. When through is used as a preposition, it is followed by a noun. When it… Continue reading

Using that

February 20, 2013 - pdf

That is one of the commonest words in English. It is a relative pronoun. As a relative pronoun that can refer to both people and… Continue reading

Using modal auxiliaries

February 19, 2013 - pdf

Modal auxiliaries are used to express a wide variety of meanings in English. For example, they can be used to defend arguments and explain preferences.… Continue reading

Time expressions used with tenses

February 18, 2013 - pdf

Rewrite the following sentences using the words given in the brackets, in their correct forms. Hints The time expressions used in a sentence determines the… Continue reading

Present participle or past participle

February 17, 2013 - pdf

Participles can be used as adjectives. Complete the following sentences using appropriate present participle or past participle forms. Answers 1. The film was so boring… Continue reading

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