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This future continuous tense quiz tests you on forming yes/no questions, which is one of the interrogative forms.
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In this future continuous affirmative tense quiz you have to place the correct form of the verb into the sentence.
This future continuous interrogative tense quiz tests you on creating sentences using the question words when, why, how, etc.
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In this future continuous negative tense quiz you have to change the word in brackets into the correct form.
In this lesson we look at interrogative adjectives, examining their definition and providing examples.
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Interjections in English grammar are words inserted into speech, usually to express some kind of emotion.
In this common interjections quiz you have to choose which of the words will correctly fit into the gap.
Modal verbs of request are you to ask for something such as permission, help, or favour but you need to get the tone and structure correct.
Learn the basic rules of punctuation in English, from apostrophes, commas and full-stops to hyphens, dashes and ellipses.
The modal verbs of permission May, Can, & Could are used when we want to ask if we can do something.
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In this every day or everyday exercise you have to decide which of the words will fit correctly into the gap.
Here we look at zero article rules with examples. We have no article when referring to general concepts, abstract nouns, proper nouns, and mass nouns.
Definite, indefinite and zero articles represent differences in specificity and generalisation when we describe nouns.
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