English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises ...

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English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises ...

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English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary …

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English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary …

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English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises ...

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Change the sentences to passive voice. - English Grammar

PASSIVE VOICE PV 5 Change the sentences to passive voice. 1. The large house has been built by the Browns. 2. She was stung by a jellyfish while she was swimming. 3. She was given a nice present. 4. The new song is being sung by Jane. 5. The house was destroyed by the storm. 6. A lot of money was spent on the first shopping Saturday. 7.

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TENSES T 26 Fill in the correct form of the verb – All tenses

TENSES T 26 www.english-grammar.at Fill in the correct form of the verb – All tenses 1. They have been in Chicago for 20 years (be). 2. I saw a wonderful film in the cinema last night. (see) 3. The sun rose at 6:38 yesterday morning (rise) 4. The sun was shining when the climber reached Mount Everest. (shine) 5.

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Fill in the correct form of the PRESENT TENSE (simple and ...

Fill in the correct form of the PRESENT TENSE (simple and progressive) Dear Editor! I am writing (WRITE) this letter because it seems (SEEM) to me that far too many changes are taking (TAKE) place in my country these days, and, as a result, we are losing (LOSE) our identity.

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Past or Present Perfect Tense - Simple Form - T24

Past or Present Perfect Tense - Simple Form - T24 Subject: Past or Present Perfect Tense - Simple Form - T24 Keywords: Past or Present Perfect Tense - Simple Form - T24 Created Date: 1/5/2009 6:17:55 PM

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TENSES T 23 Past Tense – Simple or progressive

Emma passed her exam a few weeks ago. 7. When we saw the spaceship we stopped the car. 8. When did you buy the car? – I bought it a few ye ars ago. 9. He was sitting in the garden when a wasp stung him in the nose. 10. Claire went to Egypt last month. 11. She was having a beautiful dream when the alarm clock rang.

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Spanish Grammar - Don Potter.net

Oct 07, 2019 · Spanish Grammar Eric V. Greenfield Featuring a simplified presentation of Spanish grammar and small vocabulary of high frequency words in the context of interesting stories with ample translation exercises to develop oral and written fluency. First Published 1942, 1943 This edition was prepared by Donald L. Potter

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NAME: DATE: GRAMMAR LESSON: PAST SIMPLE

Vocabulary Practice Grammar-in-Context 1. A 2. C 3. D 4. D 5. A 6. B 7. C 8. B 9. D 10. C 11. A 12. B AIRPORT ARRIVALS For this info-gap activity, have your students (if possible) seated facing each other. ed the following vocabulary (and perhaps write it on the board as a reminder for them to use it): The bank is across from the….

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SATs Year 6 Parents’ Grammar, Punctuation and Vocabulary

The Grammar, Punctuation and Vocabulary test covers seven different content areas, which are listed in the table below: Each of the content areas above is a broad term for several sub-domains that children will learn throughout their KS2 education (e.g. the G1 content domain is split up further into G1.1 Nouns, G1.2 Verbs, etc.). The test ...

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Nouns - Perfect English Grammar

uncountable. 'Word' is countable, but 'vocabulary' is uncountable. Sometimes, a noun is even different in US English and UK English, like 'Lego' or 'accommodation' (both uncountable in the UK but countable in the US). Here are some kinds of nouns that are often uncountable:

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Grammar & vocabulary revision 1

Grammar & vocabulary revision 2 Grammar Modals of advice and obligation 1 Match the beginnings (1–5) to the endings (a–f) to make sentences. > c Your eyes are really red. You 1 ___ If he doesn’t feel well, he 2 ___ That man is very old. You 3 ___ It’s really cold in Scotland in winter. They 4 ___ Surita should get a part-time job. She

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Vocabulary and picture prompts for language teaching - …

1. Vocabulary: name the numbered item on the picture (eg bedside table, lampshade) 2. Grammar: add the correct article in front of the noun (eg a beach umbrella, an ice-cream cone) 3. Grammar: add plural forms to the numbered items (eg a Christmas tree – Christmas trees, a knife …

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ENGLISH SUMMER WORKSHEETS 1st ESO INSTITUT PIC DEL …

GRAMMAR CONSOLIDATION UNIT 1 be present simple: affirmative and negative 1 Choose the correct words. Manga comics aren’t Chinese. They’re / aren’t Japanese. 1 Brad is American. He’s / ’isn’t from New York. 2 Jan is / isn’t French. He’s Belgian. 3 I’m from Spain. I’m / ’m not Spanish. 4 My sister is 13. She’s / isn’t 14.

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Change the sentences to passive voice. - English Grammar

PASSIVE VOICE PV 6 Change the sentences to passive voice. 1. They introduced my to her husband I was introduced to her husband. 2. Someone sold this old hat to my wife.

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