Language Practice – In each sentence in this exercise, there is a word that is bold and underlined. Choose the alternative that best explains the meaning of that word.
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            	Exercises
                                (Not so) Quick Quiz
                                Adjective + Preposition (ABOUT)
                                Adjective + Preposition (FOR)
                                Adjective + Preposition (OF)
                                Adjective + Preposition (TO)
                                Adverbs
                                Adverbs of Frequency
                                Articles & Determiners
                                Articles and Determiners II
                                Be supposed to Exercise
                                Because vs. Because of
                                Beside vs. Besides
                                Business Terms
                                CAN, COULD, and WILL BE ABLE TO Exercise
                                Collocations – Nouns + Prepositions
                                Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
                                Conditional 0 – The ZERO Conditional
                                Conditional 1 – The FIRST Conditional
                                Conditional 2- The SECOND Conditional
                                Conditional 3 – The THIRD Conditional
                                Confusing Expressions
                                Confusing Words & Expressions: TO ME vs FOR ME
                                Conjunctions
                                Countable and Uncountable Nouns
                                Counting the Uncountable
                                Days of the Week
                                DO vs DOES
                                Enough
                                Except or Except for
                                Expressions of Time Exercise
                                Future Tense Exercise
                                Good vs. Well
                                Grammar Rules Exercise
                                How Much vs How Many
                                Indirect Questions
                                Irregular Plural Nouns Exercise
                                Irregular Verbs
                                Keyboard Characters and Punctuation Marks
                                Lose vs. Loose
                                May vs. Might Exercise
                                Maybe or May Be
                                Migration Exercise
                                Modal Verbs
                                More Confusing Words Exercises
                                Multiple-Choice Exercise: Lie vs. Lie vs. Lay
                                Noun Phrase Exercise
                                Order of Adjectives
                                Participial Adjectives Exercise
                                Parts of Speech
                                Personal Pronouns & Adjectives
                                Phrasal Verbs
                                Possessive Adjectives vs. Possessive Pronouns
                                Possessive Nouns Exercise
                                Prefixes
                                Prepositional Phrases Exercise
                                Prepositions
                                Prepositions of Location
                                Prepositions of Location Exercise: IN, ON, AT
                                Prepositions of Time – in, on, at
                                Present Perfect vs. Simple Past Exercise
                                Pronunciation – The TH Sound
                                Pronunciation of the “-s/-es” sound
                                Pronunciation of the ED sound
                                Proper Adjectives Exercise
                                Quantifiers Exercise
                                Reading Comprehension
                                Remember vs. Remind
                                Rob vs Steal
                                Simple Past Tense Exercise
                                Sometime, Sometimes and Some Time
                                Spelling: The Simple Past
                                Stative or Dynamic Verbs
                                Still, Yet, and Already
                                Suffixes
                                Tag Questions
                                TEST YOUR ENGLISH LEVEL
                                Test Your Grammar
                                Test Your Vocabulary
                                The Causative Form Exercises
                                The Correct Placement of “Only”
                                The modal WOULD
                                The Passive Voice
                                The Simple Present Tense
                                The Verb TO BE
                                USED TO vs BE USED TO
                                Using Present Tenses to Talk About the Future
                                Verb Tenses
                                Vocabulary
                                While or During
                                Who, Whom, or Whose?
                                Work vs. Job
                                Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda Exercises
                            
        - ADJECTIVES
- ADVERBS
- ARTICLES & DETERMINERS
- COLLOCATIONS
- CONDITIONALS
- CONFUSING WORDS
- CONJUNCTIONS
- CONTRACTIONS
- GRAMMAR
- IDIOMS
- INSTEAD OF VERY
- LISTENING
- MODAL VERBS
- OTHER WAYS TO SAY…
- PHRASAL VERBS
- PREFIXES
- PREPOSITIONS
- PRONUNCIATION
- PUZZLES
- QUICK TIP
- SPELLING
- TAG QUESTIONS
- TENSES
- VERBS
- VOCABULARY
- WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
