In many cases, we can use either can or be able to. Note that can is more usual. In some situations can/could is not possible.… Continue reading
Can vs. Be Able To Exercise
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Object Pronouns And Reflexive Pronouns Exercise
- A2
Fill in the blanks with an object or reflexive pronoun. Answers I introduced myself to the other guests at the party. He fell down the… Continue reading
Nothing, Something, No, None Etc Exercise
- B1
Fill in the blanks. Answers Nobody is perfect, are they? “How much money do you have?” “None“ None of the shops are open on Sundays.… Continue reading
B2 Vocabulary Exercise
- B2
Fill in the blanks. Answers She accepted her child’s illness with a kind of fatalism. Meeting you was a fateful moment in my life. She… Continue reading
Suffixes Exercise
- B2
Fill in the blanks. Answers His deafness is congenital. His shrewdness helped him succeed. Her saying one thing and doing the opposite shows she is… Continue reading
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