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Grammar Exercises - Advanced Level

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Conditionals

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Third Conditional
Mixed Conditionals
Wishes and Regrets

Error Correction - Conditionals
Find the errors in these sentences that contain all forms of conditionals.
Exercise Number: 4G5

Marge's Day Of Hell
Read about Marge's horrible day and then reconstruct the third conditional sentences about her day.
Exercise Number: 4G6

Wishes & Regrets
Choose from reporting verbs such as tell, suggest and warn to complete each sentence.
Exercise Number: 4G7

Third Conditional Exercise
Multiple choice exercise which will help you with the structure of third conditional sentences.
Exercise Number: 4G8

Inversion

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Inversion

Inversion Error Exercise
Look at the sentences which all use inversion. Which sentences are correct?
Exercise Number: 4G84

Inversion Multiple Choice Exercise
Choose the best inversion structure to complete each sentence.
Exercise Number: 4G85

Tenses

Past Tenses Exercise
Choose between past continuous, past perfect simple and past perfect continuous.
Exercise Number: 4G4

Causative

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The Causative
This exercise will help you with the structure "to have something done".
Exercise Number: 4G1

Causative: Who To Call
Match the task with the people who will help in this causative exercise.
Exercise Number: 4G91

Causative: Text Messages
Are these SMS text messages using the causative correct or not?
Exercise Number: 4G87

The...The Comparatives

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The....The Comparatives

The/The Comparatives
This will give you practice with structures such as "the bigger, the better".
Exercise Number: 4G2

Reported Speech

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Reported Speech
Reported Questions

Say / Tell Error Correction
Don't get your "tell somebody something" confused with your "say something to somebody"!
Exercise Number: 4G10

Reporting Verbs Exercise
Choose from reporting verbs such as tell, suggest and warn to complete each sentence.
Exercise Number: 4G11

Used To

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Used To
Be Used To

Used To / Be Used To
The difference between these two can often be confusing. This exercise looks at the difference.
Exercise Number: 4G68

Future Continuous

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Future Continuous Structure
Future Continuous Use

Future Continuous / Future Perfect
Look at Jack's itinerary for tomorrow and complete the sentences using either Future Continuous or Future Perfect.
Exercise Number: 4G9

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