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Infinitives with and without to Exercise

November 11, 2015 B1pdf

The infinitive usually takes the markerto. However, in some cases, it is used without to. Can you use infinitives correctly? Test your understanding with this… Continue reading

Preposition after adjectives Exercise

November 10, 2015 A2pdf

Some adjectives can be followed bypreposition + noun or –ing form. Fill in the blanks. 11. Susie is quite good …………………. solving puzzles. a) at… Continue reading

Early and soon | Grammar exercise

November 9, 2015 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences. Answers I don’t like to get up early on weekends. Bye, Charlie. See you soon! Susie left her office at 6… Continue reading

Ever and never | Grammar exercise

November 8, 2015 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using ever or never. Answers I have never been to a foreign country. Have you ever seen her perform? If so,… Continue reading

Many and many of Exercise

November 6, 2015 B2pdf

Complete the following sentences using many or many of. Answers Many families own more than one vehicle these days. Many of us are disappointed with… Continue reading

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