Here’s a summary plus some exercises to learn how to express Reason, Contrast & Purpose.
OpenTag: Grammar
Grammar reference materials
The Passive voice
Click on the following link to view a presentation on the use of the Passive voice in English. Then make sentences in all the tenses you know, including modal verbs. There are plenty of exercises in the last slide.
OpenRelative Clauses II
Click on the following link to view a summary of the use of Relative clauses for advanced students.
OpenTypes of Questions
First, please review the different Types of Questions with this handout. Then complete the following worksheet on Grammar Questions After that, Make Questions in different verb tenses. Finally, there is this online Questions Exercise to enhance what you have learned. For further practice: Domino Dancing (Pet Shop Boys) – Wh Words
OpenAutonomous learning resources
Click on the following link to access a great variety of Autonomous Resources for ESL students of all levels.
OpenPosition of Adverbs
Enclosed you’ll find a grammar reference plus some exercises on Adverb Position in English.
OpenThe Imperative
Click on the following link to open a presentation about the use of the Imperative.
OpenWrite questions
Write suitable questions for the answers displayed: EXERCISE
OpenFuture Perfect Tenses
First, review the structure and use of the Future Tenses I. Then, click on the following link to view a presentation on Future tenses II.
OpenExpressing wishes & regrets
Here’s a summary of the different ways to express Wishes&Regrets.
OpenPresent simple or continuous?
Here are two activities to distinguish between Present Simple and Present Continuous: Click on the following link to open the first exercise: Present tenses exercise This is a worksheet from your textbook: Present simple or continuous?
OpenOrdering questions
Click on Grammar Questions and order the words to make questions.
OpenCan/Can’t/Cannot
A summary of the different uses of the verb CAN.
OpenTo Have or To Have Got?
Here’s a summary of the differences between to Have & to Have got.
OpenPresent Continuous
Click on the following link to open a presentation on the use and structure of Present Continuous. Then test yourself with this Exercise.
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