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Tricky grammar topics
Tricky grammar topics
(Difficult word combinations and phrases in the English grammar)
List of issues
(a) little & (a) few
(use)
Exercise 1:
‘a little’
and
‘a few’
Are animals
‘he, she’
or
‘it’
?
are you?; is he
(question tags)
Exercise 1: question tags
Exercise 2: question tags
Exercise 3: question tags
Exercise 4: question tags
Exercise 5: question tags
been & gone
(difference)
Exercise 1:
‘been & gone’
Exercise 2:
‘been & gone’
do & make
(difference)
Exercise 1:
‘do & make’
Exercise 2:
‘do & make’
have & have got
(difference)
in the end & at the end
(difference)
Exercise 1: Use of
‘in the end & at the end’
in time & on time
(difference)
Exercise 1: use of
‘in time & on time’
interesting & interested
(difference)
Exercise 1:
‘interesting/interested’
(difference)
Exercise 2: difference between
‘interesting/interested’
it’s & its
(use)
Exercise 1:
‘it’s & its’
Exercise 2:
‘it’s & its’
much, many & a lot
(use)
Exercise 1: use of
‘much, many & lots of’
Exercise 2: use of
‘much, many & lots of’
Exercise 3: use of
‘much, many & lots of’
one & ones
(prop-words)
Exercise 1: prop-words
‘one & ones’
since & for
(use)
Exercise 1:
‘since & for’
Exercise 2:
‘since & for’
Exercise 3:
‘since & for’
Exercise 4:
‘since & for’
Exercise 5:
‘since & for’
so & such
(difference)
Exercise 1:
‘so & such’
Exercise 2:
‘so & such’
some & any
(use)
Exercise 1:
‘some & any’
Exercise 2:
‘some & any’
Exercise 3:
‘some & any’
there is/are
(use)
Exercise 1: Use of
‘there is & there are’
to be/get used to …
(use)
Exercise 1:
‘to be/get used to’
to, too, two
(difference)
used to
+ infinitive (use)
Exercise 1:
‘used to’
Exercise 2:
‘used to’
what, why, who, …
(question words)
Exercise 1: question words in English
Exercise 2: question words in English
yet & already
(use)
List of exercises: tricky grammar topics
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