MelChangu

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Test 2:Pronouns

Oh no, am I alone here? I can't find ______ . everybody nobody somebody anybody Somebody' and 'everybody' do not relate to the meaning of the sentence. 'Anybody' is used in interrogative sentence...

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Test 2 - Pronouns Part 2

Tom, be careful with the knife! You can cut _____ . yours it you yourself When the subject or the object in a sentence refer to the same person or thing we use a reflexive pronoun. Reflexive...

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Look at _____! He's really happy. his them he Him In the test sentence ‘Look at ___ ! He's really happy.’ some personal object pronoun is omitted:Look at whom?. In the English language there ar...

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Test 4:Mixed Grammar Test

Articles: Choose the sentence with the right word order Why can't we have a cup of coffee at first? Why we can't have a cup of coffee at first? Can't why we have a cup of coffee at first? Why h...

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Drake is going to move to ___ Republic of Ireland. the - an a ' The' is used before the names of countries with 'republic', 'kingdom', 'states'. Sport plays ____valuable role in my life....

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Did you know that Rachel works for ___ Guardian (newspaper)? the — a an We usually use the definite article before newspaper names. Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous french attractions....

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

PT:Grammar Test

Don't disturb Tony! He ____________ (to write) a letter at the moment. a. write b. is writing c. writes d. has written Correct Answer: b. is writing Explanation The phrase 'at the moment' mea...

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Grammar Test (Reported Speech)

Kate: "I'll do it tomorrow". Kate said that she would do it tomorrow. Kate said that she did the next day. Kate said that she would do it the next day. Kate said that she had done it tomorrow....

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@MelChangu · 4 years ago

Phrasal Verbs Michael, could you ________ (to take care of somebody) my cat for a couple of days? look out look after look forward to look for Phrasal verbs are verbs that consist of a ver...

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