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Will and going to exercise

January 20, 2013 - pdf

Complete the following sentences using will or going to. In some cases, either could be used. Answers 1. I feel awful. I think I am… Continue reading

Can and be able to

January 18, 2013 - pdf

Both can and be able to can be used to talk about ability and permission. In some cases, both structures are possible. However, in some… Continue reading

British and American English vocabulary exercise

January 16, 2013 - pdf

When it comes to vocabulary, there are very many differences between British and American English. Each sentence given below contains an italicized word. That is… Continue reading

British and American English: differences

January 16, 2013 - pdf

English has many varieties and that is hardly surprising. English is spoken in many parts of the world. Even in countries where English is not… Continue reading

Conditional forms exercise

January 13, 2013 - pdf

Identify the conditional forms used in the followed sentences. Answers 1. Zero conditional (In zero conditional, we use a simple present tense in both clauses.)… Continue reading

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