CEFR A1; focus: present continuous negative sentences; exactly one correct answer per item.
Present Continuous Negative Sentences Exercise
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Apposite vs. opposite: what is the difference?
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Apposite means suitable or relevant. Opposite means facing across from something or completely different in meaning or position.
Phrasal Verb Meaning Matching Exercise
- B1
CEFR B1; focus: phrasal verb meaning matching. Each item has one clear correct answer and uses the smallest practical blank for the tested phrasal verb.
Actual vs. current: what is the difference?
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Actual means real or true. Current means present or up to date. Learn the difference with clear examples and easy contrasts.
Why English Uses Double Possessives Like a Friend of Mine
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English allows forms like “a friend of mine” and “that idea of John’s.” Here is what they mean and why they sound natural.
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