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Showing posts with label grammar practice. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 May 2013

Adverbs of frequency - exercise


Let's play Bingo and then...
let's do the suggested exercise to use the adequate adverbs...


Adverbs of Frequency

Instructions: Insert an adverb of frequency into each sentence. Choose from always, almost always, usually, often, sometimes, seldom, rarely, almost never or never.
                                                              often

Example:        My father ^ goes on business trips.


 1. Our teacher teaches on Tuesday.

 2. Our teacher goes swimming at the university pool.

 3. Our teacher is absent.

 4. Our teacher gives homework for the weekend.

 5. Our teacher brings food into class.

 6. Our teacher is impatient with students who don't pay attention.

 7. Our teacher loses patience when students don't understand.

 8. Our teacher is energetic in class.

 9. Our teacher tells funny stories.

10. There are handouts for students.

11. Our teacher gives exercise pages to students.

12. Our teacher wears jeans to class.

13. Our teacher is formally dressed. (in a business suit or ensemble)

14. Our teacher comes to class on time.

15. I am late for class.

16. I do the homework on Sunday.

17. Our teacher is in class before six o'clock.

18. I don't want to do the homework.

19. I go on trips on the weekend.

20. My classmates are interested in what the teacher says.

21. I buy lottery tickets.

22. I am tired at the end of class.

23. I think about quitting school.

24. My street is noisy.

25. I give money to people who beg on the street.

Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Possessive case


Click on the question word above.
Do the exercises and check the answers
Give it a try!

Possessive case / Possessive adjectives otr pronouns



Click the picture above to open the internet page.
Read the text and fill in the gaps with the required and correct information, using either the Possessive case ('s) , the Possessive adjectives ( my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their ) or the Possessive pronouns ( mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs)
Good Luck !

Exercises - Possessive case

 
Read the information and try to do the suggested exercises.
Pay attention, please!

Tuesday, 17 April 2012

WHOSE questions








Click on the picture of the newly hatched chick and do the exercises.
Choose the right option.

Possessive case - Worksheets

McDonald's ( restaurant)
= The restaurant of Mr. McDonald

Click on the picture.. and you'll find a lot of worksheets to do.
Check your knowledge and...
...Good Luck!

English Exercises on line


Click on the picture and read the information.
Do the suggested exercises.

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Have got - Worsheets

* To purr - ronronar

Click onthe pictures.
You'll find several worksheeets  to do.
Choose the ones you like best and learn how to use this verb.

To have got - Worksheet



Click on the picture and do the worksheet.
Pay attention !

To have got - negative form


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Rewrite the sentences in the negative form.

To have got - quiz


Click on the picture.
Match the verb form with the personal pronoun.

Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Plural Nouns - Wordsearch


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Do the suggested exercises. Find the plural of the given nouns.

Demonstratives- this, that, these, those


Click on the picture.
Read the information given carefully.

 Click on the image.
Do the suggested exercises. Find the plural of the given names .

A or AN...

Click on the image above
Do the suggested exercises .
Choose the correct indefinite article - A or AN...

Definite or Indefinite articles

Click on the picture above.
Do the suggested exercises. Choose the correct article : Definite or Indefinite.
Learn and have fun !

Demonstratives - NEAR or FAR ?


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Practice your grammar. Do the suggested exercises.
It takes a lot of doing. Go gor it !

Indefinite article - a / an


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Fill in the blank spaces with the correct indefinite article.

The Definite article - " the "

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Do the multiple choice exercise.