Fill in the blanks. Answers I agree with you on this point. In court yesterday, the officer denied taking the bribe. They considered him a… Continue reading
A2 English Exercises
Practice A2 English with online gap-fill exercises on everyday grammar, vocabulary, and useful collocations.
Much, Many, Few, Little, A Lot of, Plenty of Exercise
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner. Answers We don’t have much time to waste on trivial pursuits. He has got plenty of /… Continue reading
Much Better, Any Longer | Comparative Structures Exercise
Fill in the blanks. Answers Is she any / much better today? Let’s go by train. It is much cheaper. She isn’t working here any… Continue reading
To, For, So That | Words Showing Purpose Exercise
The words to, for and so that can all show purpose but they are used differently. To is followed by an infinitive (v1). For is… Continue reading
Regular and Irregular Verbs Exercise
A verb is regular when its past and past participle forms end in –ed. When the past and past participle forms do not end in… Continue reading