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Prepositions after particular words and expressions

October 16, 2012 - pdf

Certain words and expressions are followed by particular prepositions. Here is a list of the most common combinations. Insist on She insisted on paying for… Continue reading

Prepositions after particular words and expressions

October 15, 2012 - pdf

Bad at He is not bad at badminton. Believe When believe means accept as true it is used without a preposition. I won’t believe a… Continue reading

Collective nouns worksheet

October 15, 2012 - pdf

Read the following sentences. A large crowd gathered in the street. The hungry fox saw a bunch of grapes hanging from the vine. We were… Continue reading

Phrasal verbs with take

October 14, 2012 - pdf

Take is used in a number of common phrasal verbs. Here is a simple exercise about phrases using the word take. Complete the following sentences.… Continue reading

Subject-verb agreement

October 13, 2012 - pdf

The basic principle of subject-verb agreement is simple. If the subject is singular, it should be followed by a singular verb. If the subject is… Continue reading

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