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Intermediate voice change practice on continuous tense passives with being, passive infinitives after need, and selecting the exact verb form a passive sentence requires.
Beginner English practice on active and passive voice, covering passive to active conversion, finding the doer after by and prepositions such as filled with.
Level 3 preposition practice on accused of versus charged with, superior to, insist on, between and, for versus during, and verbs like discuss that need no preposition.
Level 2 preposition practice on charged with, comply with, consist of and comprise, plus extra prepositions wrongly used after resemble, investigate and emphasise.
Beginner preposition practice on since and for, insist on, and extra prepositions wrongly placed after order, obey and emphasise, with the reason behind every answer.
Advanced subject verb agreement practice on neither-nor, the number of and a number of, the poor and the blind, every one of and police, with each rule explained.
Level 3 English grammar practice on tenses and conditionals: tense choice with since, if clauses, indirect speech of questions and spotting correct or incorrect sentences.
Medium-level practice on tenses and conditionals: stative verbs, present perfect errors, inverted conditionals and joining two sentences into one correct conditional.
Basic English grammar practice on tenses and conditionals: since and for, the simple past with definite time words, correct verb forms and choosing the grammatically correct sentence.
Advanced articles practice on MLA and NGO, newspapers, instruments, no article with languages and most cities, a before a name, and article sequences in multi-blank sentences.
Medium-level practice on a, an and the: sound-based article choice, the with river names, and spotting article errors that change a sentence's meaning.
Level 1 practice on English articles: a or an by sound, silent h, abbreviations like NCC, the with unique things and ordinals, and no article before language names.
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