by David Thomas | Mar 31, 2020 | Free Exercises
Phrasal verbs are very common in English . The OED describes it as “a verb and another element (typically an adverb or preposition) which together function as a single syntactical unit, as to break down, to make up, or to take out. “ As a piece of advice : try to...
by David Thomas | Mar 26, 2020 | Free Exercises
Verbs followed by prepositions Put the following verbs into the correct category : Accuse Coincide Benefit Concentrate Argue Collide Guess Marvel Protest Be concerned Boast Decide Insist Impose Differ Remind Suspect Care ...
by David Thomas | Mar 9, 2020 | Free Exercises
Gerund or infinitive following the first verb. Read the sentences and decide if the second verbs are in the correct form or not. Do they feel right to you or not? I have decided going to the coast this weekend. I don’t mind waiting for late people. I want to...
by David Thomas | Feb 26, 2020 | Free Exercises
Have a look at this list of similar words Sensitive = feel emotions easily / Sensible = act on good judgement and practical ideas Avoid + ___ ing / Prevent somebody/something from + ____ing Manage + infinitive / Succeed in + _____ing Fond of / Keen on Familiar...
