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Links for General English Grammar Practice: Final Exam
PowerPoint Presentations Grammar Level One
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Units 20 - 22: The Simple Past
Unit 23: There Is/There Are Count Nouns/ Non-Count Nouns Articles
Unit 33 and 34: Quantifiers
Units 26: Present Simple/Progressive or Continuous and Expressions of Frequency
Units 30 – 32: The Future, May/Might
Unit 35: Possessives and Modals I
Units 38 - 39: Modal 2
Units 40, 41, 43: Comparative and Superlative
Adverbs of Manner
Focus on Grammar Part 6: Units 20 - 22 Self Study
The Simple Past
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The Simple Past Tense Video Lesson
Simple Past Indefinite Video Lesson
Explanation with a Diagram and 52 Short Quizzes (Scroll below the explanation to find the quizzes!)
Simple Past with Examples and Eight Short Quizzes
1. Questions
2. Affirmative Form
3. Affirmative Form Irregular Verb
4. Negative Form
5. Questions with Verbs in the Sentence
6. General Gap Fill
7. Past simple negatives (contracted forms) and interrogatives
8. Past Simple Affirmative or Negative (contracted forms)
Simple Past Sentence Building Gap Fill
Affirmative Sentence Building Gap Fill
Affirmative and Negative Statements
Adding -ed Regular verbs
Simple Past: Negatives, WH- Questions Explanation
Simple Past Negative Short Quiz
Simple Past Yes/ No Questions Short Quiz
Simple Past WH- Questions Short Quiz
There is/are
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"There Is" "There Are" Video Lesson
There Is / There Are Explanation and Quizzes
Beginner's Word Choice "There is" "There are"
"There is" and "There are" Quiz
"There Is" "There Are" Is There?" "Are There?" Quiz One
"There Is" "There Are" Is There?" "Are There?" Quiz Two
There Is/ There Are/ Are There/ Is There Affirmative and Negative 24 Short Quizzes
Subject Pronouns for People, Places and Things and a Short Youtube Video Lesson with Pronunciation
Object Pronouns Lesson and a Short Youtube Video Lesson with Pronunciation
Direct Object Quiz
Indirect Object Quiz
Subject or Object Pronoun?
Count Noun / Count Nouns Articles
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Count Nouns with Video Lesson and Quiz
Count/ Non-Count Lesson and Quiz
Count or Non-Count Noun?
The Definite Article Explanation
The Definite Article Exercise 1
The Definite Article Exercise 2
The Definite Article Exercise 3
Indefinite Articles A or An Exercise 1
Indefinite Articles A or An Exercise 2
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Much or Many - Exercise 1
Much or Many - Exercise 2
Present Continuous (be + ing) vs Present Simple
Adverbs of Frequency Lesson
Position of Adverbs of Frequency - Exercise 1
Position of Adverbs of Frequency - Exercise 2Part 9: Units 30 – 32
The Future, May/Might
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Simple Present, Present Progressive, Simple Past, Present Perfect, will-Future, Going to-FutureGoing to Review
Going to Quiz One
Going to Quiz Two
Going to Quiz Three
Going to Quiz Four
Will Review
Will Quiz
Will Not Quiz
Will / Going to: Choose the Right verb
'Will' or 'Be going to' ?
May Explanation and Short Quiz
Can / Could/ May/ Might Choose the Right Verb
Part 10: Unit 35
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Possessives
Possessive Adjectives Video Lesson
Possessive Determiners Examples
Possessive Determiners Exercises
Modals I
Using "Would" Video Lesson
Will or Would?
Would You?
Modals Will, Would and Others Quiz
Conjugations of Would Lesson
Paper Based Quizzes of "Would" with Answers
Part 11: Units 38 - 39
Modals II
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Should, Had Better, Ought to Giving Advice Video Lesson
Should Explanation
Paper Based Quizzes of Should with Online Answers
Should/ Shouldn't Quiz
Should/ Shouldn't Jumbled Sentence Quiz
Ought to Explanation
Quiz "Might" "Must" "Should" Ought to"
Modal Complete Review Quiz
Part 12: Units 40,41,43
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Comparative and Superlative
Comparative Form Quiz
Comparative Gap Fill
Comparative Superlative Quiz 1
Comparative Superlative Quiz 2
Comparative and Superlative Quiz 3
Adverbs of Manner
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Overview | Degree | Duration | Frequency | Place | Probability | Time | Comparative | Superlative
Adverbs of Manner Rule
Adverbs of Manner Quiz with Word Bank
Adverbs of Manner Quiz One
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