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Hear and listen to exercise

February 9, 2012 - pdf

Complete the following sentences using hear or listen (to).  Answers 1. Suddenly I heard a loud noise. 2. Can you speak a bit louder? I… Continue reading

Verbs of perception

February 7, 2012 - pdf

Hear, see, watch, notice and similar verbs of perception can be followed by object + infinitive without to or object + -ing form. There is… Continue reading

Fronting: rules for the inversion of adverbs

February 5, 2012 - pdf

Many adverbs and adverbial expressions can go at the beginning of a clause. Once upon a time there lived three little kittens. One day they… Continue reading

Prepositions exercise

February 4, 2012 - pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate prepositions. Answers 1. I look forward to seeing you soon. 2. I hate being shouted at. 3. We are… Continue reading

All / any / none + the + comparative

February 3, 2012 - pdf

This is a special structure used to say why something is or should be ‘more…’ The robbery was all the more distressing because the robbers… Continue reading

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