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(NEW) COMPLETE ENGLISH GRAMMAR GUIDE
ARTICLES HERE
(NEW) ARTICLES: GAPS FILL
(NEW) GRAMMAR: ARTICLES (B1-C1)
HAVE OR HAVE GOT HERE
(NEW) GRAMMAR: HAVE OR HAVE GOT
PRESENT TENSES HERE
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY AND TIME EXPRESSIONS
(NEW) PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE 3rd PERSON
WORKSHEET: PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS
(NEW) VERB TO BE GAPS FILL
(NEW) WORKSHEET: PRESENT CONTINUOUS
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PRESENT TENSES (B1-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PRESENT CONTINUOUS (A1-B2)
PRESENT PERFECT HERE
(NEW) WORKSHEET: ADVERBS WITH THE PRESENT PERFECT
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PRESENT PERFECT (A2-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PRESENT PERFECT ADVERBS (A2-C1)
(NEW) PRESENT PERFECT ADVERBS
(NEW) ADVERBS GAPS FILL
(NEW) ADVERBS GAPS FILL 2
PAST TENSES REGULAR VERBS and IRREGULAR VERBS
WORKSHEET: REGULAR PRONUNCATION
(NEW) PAST CONTINUOUS
(NEW) GAPS FILL: IRREGULAR VERBS
(NEW) IRREGULAR VERBS GAPS FILL: PAST SIMPLE 2
(NEW) GRAMMAR: IRREGULAR PAST VERBS 3
(NEW) WORKSHEET: IRREGULAR VERBS 4
(NEW) REGULAR OR IRREGULAR
(NEW) NEGATIVE PAST VERBS
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PAST TENSES (B1-C1)
(NEW) WORKSHEET: PAST SIMPLE QUESTIONS
(NEW) WAS/WERE
(NEW) WORKSHEET: WAS OR WERE GAPS FILL
(NEW) WORKSHEET: REGULAR PAST VERBS 2
WORKSHEET: SORTING REGULAR PAST VERBS
(NEW) WORKSHEET: PAST REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS
(NEW) PAST SIMPLE WORKSHEET
(NEW) PAST SIMPLE OR PRESENT PERFECT
FUTURE TENSES HERE
(NEW) FUTURE WORKSHEET
(NEW) GRAMMAR: FUTURE TENSES (A2-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: FUTURE PREDICTIONS, PLANS AND ARRANGEMENTS
(NEW) GRAMMAR: FUTURE PERFECT AND CONTINUOUS
GERUND VERSUS INFINITIVE HERE
(NEW) GRAMMAR: GERUND OR INFINITIVE (PREPOSITION + ING)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: GERUND OR INFINITIVE (B1-C1)
(NEW) SPORT AND EXERCISE: GERUND AND INFINITIVE
GERUND OR INFINITIVE GAPS (SPORT)
(NEW) LIKES: PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES + ING
(NEW) ADVANCED GRAMMAR: GERUND OR INFINITIVE
CONDITIONALS HERE
(NEW) GRAMMAR: CONDITIONALS (B1-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: CONDITIONALS (B1-C1) 2
(NEW) GRAMMAR: FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL
(NEW) CONDITIONALS GRAMMAR 1
(NEW) CONDITIONALS GRAMMAR 2
WISH AND IF ONLY HERE
(NEW) GRAMMAR: WISH (B1-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: WISH (B1-C1) EXERCISE 2
(NEW) GRAMMAR: WISH (B1-C1) EXERCISE 3
(NEW) WORKSHEET: WISH (1)
(NEW) WORKSHEET: WISH (2)
ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS HERE
(NEW) ADVERBS GAPS FILL
COMPARATIVES HERE
(NEW) COMPARATIVE QUESTIONS GAPS FILL
WORKSHEET: B1 LEVEL COMPARATIVE QUESTIONS
CONNECTORS, CONNECTIVES AND COHESIVE DEVICES HERE
(NEW) FORMAL AND INFORMAL CONNECTORS
(NEW) WORKSHEET: CONTRAST CONNECTIVES
(NEW) CONNECTORS GAPS FILL 2
(NEW) CONNECTORS GAPS FILL 1
(NEW) CONNECTORS: GAPS FILL
(NEW) GRAMMAR: WHEN OR WHILE
PASSIVES HERE
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PASSIVE VOICE (B1-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PASSIVE VOICE 2 (B1-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: PASSIVE VOICE 3 (B1-C1)
(NEW) GRAMMAR: AVOIDING THE PASSIVE VOICE (B1-C1)
CAUSATIVE PASSIVE HERE
(NEW) GAPS FILL: CAUSATIVE
REPORTED SPEECH HERE
MIXED TENSES
QUESTIONS: USED TO, WOULD, BE USED TO, GET USED TO
WORKSHEET WITH ANSWERS: USED TO, BE USED TO, GET USED TO
QUESTION TAGS HERE
(NEW) GAPS FILL: QUESTION TAGS
DETERMINERS HERE
(NEW) GAPS FILL: SO OR SUCH
(NEW) GAPS FILL: SO, SUCH, TOO, ENOUGH
PRONOUNS HERE
(NEW) REPHRASING POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
AUXILIARY VERBS HERE
(NEW) WORKSHEET: AUXILIARY VERBS GAPS FILL 4
QUESTION WORDS HERE
HESITATION SPEAKING: GAPS FILL AUXILIARIES
QUANTIFIERS HERE
RELATIVE CLAUSES HERE
RELATIVE CLAUSE GAPS FILL QUESTIONS
(NEW) GAPS FILL: RELATIVE PRONOUNS
(NEW) GRAMMAR: RELATIVE CLAUSES
(NEW) CITIZENSHIP: GAPS FILL RELATIVE PRONOUNS
MODAL VERBS HERE
MODAL VERBS AND SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS
(NEW) GRAMMAR: MODAL VERBS (B1-C1)
INVERSIONS HERE
(NEW) GAPS FILL INVERSIONS
(NEW) GRAMMAR: INVERSIONS (B1-C1)
INVERSIONS SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 1
INVERSIONS SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 2
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