Correlative conj practice

https://www.education.com/exercise/correlative-conjunctions/

practice

1. There are problems with the children. There are problems with their parents.

2. He can make people laugh. He can make people cry.

3. She writes plays for television. She acts in movies.

4. I sent him many letters. I also tried to telephone him.

5. We visit our grandfather’s house in summer. We visit our grandfather’s house in winter.

Whether ...or / not only ...but also

Whether ...or   (if)

This conjunction is used to show two different options within a sentence and can be used both the manners of confirmation and  negation.

 Andrew wasn’t sure whether to go on holiday or stay at home.

Not only......but also

This correlative conjunction is similar to “both…and” and emphasizes that two items belong in a pair.

Not only did we get lost, but we also ran out of gas with no gas station in sight.

The TV show has not only good actors but also an incredibly written script.

Corr conjunctions practice

https://www.examenglish.com/grammar/b1_both_either_neither.htm

Correlative conjunctions

Both … and
Subjects connected by both … and take the a plural conjugation.
Both Sharon and her children live in Fresno.

Either … or
"one or the other, this or that, he or she, etc." Verb conjugation depends on the subject (singular or plural) closest to the conjugated verb.
Either Peter or the girls need to attend the course. (second subject 'the girls' plural)
Either Jane or Matt is going to visit next weekend. (second subject 'Matt' singular)

Neither … nor

Neither … nor is used in sentences in a negative sense meaning "not this one nor the other, not this nor that, not he nor she, etc.".

Verb conjugation depends on the subject (singular or plural) closest to the conjugated verb.

Neither Frank nor Lilly lives in Eugene. (second subject 'Lilly' singular)
Neither Axel nor my other friends care about their future. (second subject 'other friends' plural)

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The forms both ... and, and either ... or can also be used as objects of verbs . In this case, there is no need to conjugate verbs.

I'm going to have both steak and eggs for breakfast.
They moved to either Seattle or Chicago. I can't remember which.
I enjoy both golf and tennis. 

Modals

passive voice 2

Passive voice

Complete these sentences with the verbs in brackets.

. German ........................................... in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. (speak) 
In most countries cigarettes ............................................ to anyone under 18. (not sell) 
Two films ............................................. at the cinema at the moment. (show) 
Every year millions of people ................................................. for cancer. (treat) 
Don't switch off the computer. New updates ....................................................... . (install) 
GPS: Wait a moment. Your new route ............................................................. . (calculate) 
It ........................................................ to take photos inside. (forbid) 
Your room will be available at 10 o'clock. It ................................................... now. (tidy) 
Look at the car in front of us. It ..................................................... by the police. (stop)
 Bangladesh .................................. to be facing the worst floods in over 100 years. (think)
Look. They haven't changed anything in this room. Look. Nothing .............................................................................................................................. I realized that they had misunderstood my idea. I realized that my idea .................................................................................................................. Nobody informed me that the director had postponed the meeting. Nobody informed me that the ...................................................................................................... Listen. McDonald's have offered you the job. Listen. ........................................................................................................................................... My partners accepted my proposal after they had considered it carefully. My partners accepted my proposal after ...................................................................... carefully. I left the restaurant because nobody had served me for half an hour.
 Interviewer: Your new Smartphone Z ............................................ now. (sell) Does it bring any new features? Steve Hobs: Yes, it does.
 Smartphone Z .......................................... last week (launch) with all the revolutionary features which ............................................... (develop) for the previous Smarthone Y. And two new funcionalities .................................. ....................... now to generation Z. (add) 
Interviewer: Could you give us more details? Steve Hobs: There is no home button in Smartphone Z. The home screen ................................ (access) by tapping on the screen. 
Interviewer: And the second funcionality? Steve Hobs: Unlocking the device ................................. (done) with a new voice recognition system. It means that your phone can recognize your voice and it unlocks if you ask it to do so. 
Interviewer: It is something like the facial recognition system in other phones. 
Steve Hobs: Exactly. But the voice recognition system .............................................................. (design) for Smartphone Z because your voice, unlike your face, never changes.
 Interviewer: Are you planning any other revolutionary features for the next generation of your smartphones? Steve Hobs: Next year we want to release a phone which, apart from other functions, ............................................ (use) as a microwave oven. 
Interviewer: Pardon?

Verb tenses

https://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/mixed-verb-tenses1.html#

Unless...

https://www.englishgrammar.org/long-2/

Practice on conditionals

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the first conditional. Use the verbs in

brackets.

a) If I.................... (study) hard, I......................... (pass) this year's exam.

b) If the weather........................ (be) fine, we........................ (go) on a picnic.

c) If I............................ (travel) to Paris, I........................... (visit) the Eiffel Tower.

d) If they.......................... (not invite) me to their birthday party, I......................... (not

go).

e) If he.............................. (get) my email, he............................... (send) us the

information we need.

f) If she.............................. (travel) to London, she........................ (visit) the museums.

g) If I....................... (get) the money, I................................ (buy) a mobile phone.

h) If I......................... (have) enough time this evening, I......................... (watch) a movie.

 Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the second conditional.

Jack is daydreaming about winning the next lottery jackpot. Here is what he is saying:

a) If I........................ (win) the lottery, I.....................(be) a millionaire.

b) If I......................... (be) rich , I........................(quit) my job.

c) I............................ (buy) anything I want if I..................... (get) that jackpot.

d) I............................ (buy) the most expensive car if I............................(want).

Complete the following sentences with the third conditional.

a) If you.................................... (work) hard, you.............................. (pass) the exam.

b) If they........................... (take) him to hospital earlier, he................................. (not die).

c) I.................................. (send) you the document if you....................................... (give)

me your email address.

d) He.............................. (not miss) the bus if he................................ (wake up) earlier.

e) If I............................... (know) you were coming, I...................................... (prepare) a

delicious meal.

f) If you......................... (not be) late, you.............................. (catch) the six o'clock train.

g) If the weather .................................. (be) better last weekend, we..............................

(go) to the beach.

h) If you............................ (come) to the meeting yesterday, you............................. (met)

Jane.

4) Complete these conditional sentences with a suitable form. Use conditional

types 0, 1, 3 and 3, and write next to each sentence which type of conditional is.

a) If I were you, ..................................... (marry) him.

b) If I had known, I............................... (lend) you my car.

c) .............................. (call) me if you are free?

d) Would you buy this car if you................................ (have) enough money?

e) I................................... (watch) the match if I have enough time.

f) If you............................ (turn) the tap, water pours.

g) If I get there on time, I............................ (call) you .

h) If you had worked hard, you............................. (be) promoted.

Reported speech 2

Multiple choice test (indirect speech)

1. "Who took my English book?"

He was curious to know who...

a. took my English

b. had taken his English book.

c. takes his English book.

d. has taken my English book.

2. "Where does Helen live?"

Jim wants to know where...

a. Helen lived

b. Helen lives

c. Helen had lived

d. does Helen live?

3. "Why do volcanoes erupt?"

She wondered why...

a. volcanoes erupt

b. volcanoes had erupted

c. volcanoes erupted

d. did volcanoes erupt?

4. "Do you know why she is so

unhappy?"

He asked me if ..... so unhappy

a. I know why she is

b. you know why she was

c. did I know why she was

d. I knew why she was.

5. "How many photos have you got?"

He wants to know how many....

a. photos I had got

b. photos you have got

c. photos had I got?d. photos I have got

Reported speech

Review

• https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/passive-write-1
• https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/passive-write-2
• http://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/3g22-passive-present-exercise.php
• https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech/exercises?02
• https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech/exercises?04
• https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech/exercises?05
• https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech/exercises?09

Practice

Test creado con GoConqr por maria pesce

Unless, provided, ad long as, in case

unless

Unless means only if not. We use it when we say that if something does not happen,

something else will happen.

Unless we deal with the global warming problem, average temperatures will rise.

provided, as fong as + present simple

Provided and as long as mean only if.

Provided / as long as we reduce energy consumption, we can slow down global warming.

in case + present simple

This describes a possible situation we want to be prepared for.

Takean umbrella in case it rains.

Future practice

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=6672

Future tenses

Verb tenses

http://englishme109.blogspot.com.ar/2017/11/simple-past-and-present-perfect.html

apology letter

E7A96
http://www.classroomclipboard.com/742306/Home/Test/023EC115BE414C8FA0AC11D168979B45

Practice reported speech and conditionals

Mike: "What are you doing here, Liz? I haven't seen you since June."
Liz: "I've just come back from my holiday in Ireland."
Mike: "Did you enjoy it?"
Liz: "I love Ireland. And the Irish people were so friendly."
Mike: "Did you go to the Wicklow Mountains?"
Liz: "It was my first trip. I can show you some pictures. Are you doing anything tomorrow?"
Mike: "I must arrange a couple of things. But I am free tonight."
Liz: "You might come to my place. What time shall we meet?"
Mike: "I'll be there at eight. Is it all right?"

Mike asked Liz  . And he said  .

Liz explained that  .

Mike wondered  .

Liz told him that  and that  .

Mike wanted to know  .

Liz said that  and that she  .

And then she asked him if  .

Mike explained that  .

But he added that  .

Liz suggested that  and asked him  .

Mike said  .

And then he asked  .

More practice -conditionals

I don't know his address. I can't contact him. But if I  his address, I  him.

He was ill. He couldn't go skiing. But if he  ill, he  skiing.

He didn't buy any tomatoes. I couldn't make a salad. But if he  some tomatoes, I  a salad.

We haven't enough room in our house. You can't stay with us. But if we  enough room, you  with us.

You were not lucky. You didn't win. But if you  lucky, you  .

I am eighteen. I can vote. But if  eighteen, I  .

Practice on prepositions

Practice passive voice