More Grammar Practice 2

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Forms of the Simple Present Tense

4

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Negative Statements with the Simple Present Tense

6

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Questions with the Simple Present Tense

8

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Uses of the Simple Present Tense

10

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Frequency Words and Position of Frequency Words

12

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Contrasting the Simple Present and the Present Continuous Tenses

14

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Nonaction Verbs

16

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Questions with the Simple Present and the Present Continuous Tenses

18

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The Future Tense with Will

20

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The Future Tense with Be Going To

22

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Will versus Be Going To

24

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Simple Past Tense of Regular Verbs

26

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Simple Past Tense of Irregular Verbs

28

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Negatives and Questions with the Simple Past Tense

30

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Subject and Object Pronouns

32

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Possessive Forms of Nouns

34

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Questions with Whose

36

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Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns

38

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Questions about the Subject

40

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Forms and Uses of Reflexive Pronouns

42

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Noun Plurals

44

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Using the Singular and Plural for Generalizations

46

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Noncount Nouns

48

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Quantities with Noncount Nouns

50

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There + a Form of Be

52

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Some, Any, A, No, A Little, A Few, and Several

54

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A Lot of, Much, and Many

56

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Adjectives

58

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Noun Modifiers

60

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Adverbs of Manner

62

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Adjectives versus Adverbs

64

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Too and Enough

66

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Too and Very

68

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For, In, During, By, and Ago

70

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The Past Continuous Tense

72

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Uses of the Past Continuous Tense

74

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Was / Were Going To

76

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Overview of Modals and Related Expressions

78

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Statements and Questions with Modals

80

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Must, Have To, Have Got To, and Be Supposed To

82

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Can, Could, May, Be Able To, Be Permitted To, and Be Allowed To

84

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Should and Had Better

86

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Negatives of Modals and Related Expressions

88

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Will, May, and Might

90

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Using Modals for Politeness

92

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Overview of the Present Perfect Tense

94

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Statements and Questions with the Present Perfect Tense

96

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Continuation from Past to Present Tense

98

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The Simple Present versus the Present Perfect Tenses

100

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The Present Perfect Continuous Tense

102

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The Present Perfect Tense with Indefinite Time in the Past

104

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Overview of Gerunds

106

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Overview of Infinitives

108

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Infinitives as Subjects

110

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Infinitives after Adjectives

112

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Infinitives after Verbs

114

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Gerunds or Infinitives after Verbs

116

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Infinitives to Show Purpose

118

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Overview of Adjective Clauses

120

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Relative Pronouns as Subjects

122

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Relative Pronouns as Objects

124

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Comparative and Superlative Forms

126

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Superlatives

128

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Equality and Difference with Nouns and Adjectives

130

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Overview of the Passive Voice

132

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Forms and Tenses of the Passive Voice

134

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Classifying or Identifying the Subject with the Indefinite Article

136

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Introducing a Noun with the Indefinite Article

138

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The Definite Article

140

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Indefinite Pronouns

142

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