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Passive

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Passive Overview
Passive Present
Passive Past

"Get" Passive
Using "get" in passive sentences can be quite difficult so here's an exercise to help you understand when it's possible.
Exercise Number: 3G3

Passive Verb Patterns
This exercise concentrates not only on the passive voice but also how it is formed after certain verb constructions which require the use of, for example, the infinitive or gerund.
Exercise Number: 3G8

Active / Passive Exercise
Which is the correct form for each space - active or passive?
Exercise Number: 3G13

Passive / Active Exercise
Choose either the passive or active form for each of these questions.
Exercise Number: 3G20

Passive Past Exercise
Reconstruct these past passive sentences.
Exercise Number: 3G21

Passive Present Exercise
Reconstruct these present passive sentences.
Exercise Number: 3G22

Passive General Knowledge
Complete these passive sentences and learn something about history at the same time!
Exercise Number: 3G30

Conditionals

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Passive Overview
Passive Present
Passive Past

Second Conditional Review
Fill in the spaces to make second conditional sentences.
Exercise Number: 3G10

First & Second Conditional Differences
In which situations is it better to use the first conditional - and which calls for the second?
Exercise Number: 3G17

First & Second Conditional Exercise
Choose between the first and second conditional for each question.
Exercise Number: 3G18

Modals

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Needn't
"Can" and "Be Able To"

Can / Be Able To Exercise
Choose a form of "can" or "be able to" for each sentences.
Exercise Number: 3G1

Could I / Could You?
A series of polite requests and questions - which is the correct form to use for each one?
Exercise Number: 3G2

Needn't Have Exercise
There is a difference between "didn't need to" and "needn't have" which this exercise will help with.
Exercise Number: 3G7

Modal Signs
Read the signs and then complete the sentences that explain what each one means - using a modal verb.
Exercise Number: 3G38

Present Perfect Continuous

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Present Perfect Continuous Structure
Present Perfect Continuous Use

I've Been Crying
Match the two sentence halves together in this exercise that practices using the present perfect continuous.
Exercise Number: 3G6

Present Perfect Simple/Continuous
When should you use the present perfect simple and when is the present perfect continuous better? This exercise will help.
Exercise Number: 3G9

Present Perfect Simple/Continuous
Another exercise where you need to choose between these two tenses.
Exercise Number: 3G41

Verb Patterns

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'Make', 'Let' and 'Allow'
Gerund or Infinitive?

Work, To Work, Working
The answer to every question uses the verb "work" and is either gerund, infinitive or infinitive without "to".
Exercise Number: 3G12

Infinitive or Gerund?
Some verbs in English change their meaning depending on whether they are followed by the infinitive or the gerund. This exercise should help you with this tricky problem.
Exercise Number: 3G15

Infinitive or Gerund?
Choose an appropriate ending to each of these sentences, selecting either the infinitive or the gerund.
Exercise Number: 3G16

I Love Shopping - Verb Patterns & Tenses
Read this text about someone's love of shopping. Practice of verb patterns and tenses (present and past tenses mainly)
Exercise Number: 3G19