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Identifying Conditional Exercise

June 12, 2017 B1pdf

There are four types of conditional clauses. Zero conditional First conditional Second conditional Third conditional Zero and first conditional sentences are used to talk about… Continue reading

Phrasal Verbs Exercise

June 11, 2017 B2pdf

Phrasal verbs are two or three word verbs whose meanings are quite different from the meanings of the individual words in them. Examples are: put… Continue reading

Relative Pronouns Exercise

June 10, 2017 B1pdf

Test your understanding ofrelative pronouns with this grammar exercise. Answers He was loved and respected by the people that he worked with / who he… Continue reading

Reported Speech Exercise

June 8, 2017 B1pdf

We often make a speaker’s words or thoughts part of our own sentence, using conjunctions (e.g. that), and changing pronouns, tenses and other words where… Continue reading

Both, Either And Neither Grammar Exercise

June 7, 2017 A2pdf

The determiners both, either and neither are often confused. Both means this and that. Either means this or that. Neither means not this and not… Continue reading

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