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Conditional sentences quiz to test you on 'If' Clauses. Submit your answers and get a score.
The four types of conditional sentences (if clauses) express hypothetical situations and their possible outcomes.
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In this inverted conditionals exercise you have the invert the 1st, 2nd or 3rd conditional correctly.
Inverted conditional sentences are when we make conditionals sound more formal by inverting the subject–verb word order in the sentence.
The modal verbs of regret are should have, would have, and could have. But what are the differences?
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The modal verbs for habits are 'will' and 'would', but the semi-modal verb 'used to' can also be used to express habits.
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The modal verbs of obligation are must, have to and need to. Though they are all related to necessity, there are differences.
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The modal verbs of suggestion and advice are 'should', 'ought to' and 'had better'. Here we explain the differences.
Take a double prepositions quiz to test your knowledge of this type of preposition.
In this lesson, semi-modal verbs, also know as marginal modal verbs, are explained. Unlike pure modals, they can act like regular verbs.
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This detached prepositions quiz will test and teach you on how to place prepositions at the end of the sentence.
In this phrasal prepositions quiz you have to choose the correct word to place into the gap.
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This classification of prepositions in English explains how they can be single, double, phrasal or detached.
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In this prepositions of manner quiz you have to choose whether in, on, as, by, like, with or without will fit in the gap.
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