Afraid To vs. Afraid Of

Some adjectives are followed by an infinitive. Some are followed by of + ing form. Some adjectives can be followed by either an ing form… Continue reading
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Direct Article Or Indirect Article

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate article. Answers I have got a problem. It was an unforgettable experience. How often do you go to… Continue reading
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Nouns With And Without The

Fill in the blanks. Answers I absolutely love cats. The cats are waiting for food. Children rush about. I took the children to the park.… Continue reading
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Singular Nouns And Plural Nouns

Fill in the blanks. Answers I can’t read properly even with glasses. Don’t wear shorts to a formal event. A new means of transport was… Continue reading
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Name With And Without The

Some names are used with the article the. Some do not take the article. From the given options, choose the correct forms of the names.… Continue reading
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Need, Needn’t, Mustn’t

Fill in the blanks with need or must. Answers You must not tell anybody what I said. I want to keep it a secret. You… Continue reading
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Active or Passive Verb Form

Fill in the blanks with an active or passive verb form. Answers We employ 300 people. A lot of people are employed by us. The… Continue reading
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