A1 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on using “any” in questions.
Any in Questions Exercise
- A1
What “burning the candle at both ends” means, and where it comes from
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This idiom means exhausting yourself by using your time and energy too heavily. Its candle image explains the idea clearly.
Aspect Shift for Pragmatic Effect Exercise
- C2
CEFR C2; focus: aspect shifts used for pragmatic effect, such as vividness, tact, irritation, provisionality, distancing, and reassurance.
Verb Patterns with Reporting Verbs Exercise
- B2
CEFR B2; focus: verb patterns with reporting verbs.
Farther vs. further: How to choose the right word
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Learn when farther points to measurable physical distance, when further means additional, and why further can also describe distance.
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