PRACTICAL ENGLISH GRAMAR EXCERCISES

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107 Relative clauses replaced by infinitives TRANG 4 Prepositions PEG CHAPTER 9 108 Prepositions: at, to; preposition/adverb: in 109 Prepositions and prepositions/adverbs: at, by, in, in[r]

R: S +said +(that)+S +should(not) +v(inf)+OEg: “You should go to the dentist ” My mother said to meMy mother said that I should go to the dentist.2. Excercises 1.1./ Put the following commands and requests and advise into reported speech 1./ Their mother said to them,” Don’t make so much noi[r]

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8 The sound ‘e’ (/i/) 2008.1 ‘ee’ 2008.2 ‘ea’ 2098.3 ‘-y’ 2178.4 ‘ie’ and ‘ei’ 2289 Soft and hard sounds (/s/, // and /d/) 2369.1 The soft ‘c’ 2369.2 The soft and hard ‘g’ 24910 Odds and ends 25910.1 Silent letters 25910.2 ‘-tion’ and ‘-sion’ 26910.3 ‘-le’, ‘-al’ and ‘-el’ 277Recommended resource[r]

1. Whats does your father do ? ( He /She / It ) is a postman.2. How old ( was / are / were ) you last year ? Ten3. Where did you have celebrations yesterday? We had them (in / at / on) the schoolyard.4. Look! Mary ( reads / is reading / read ) a book .5. We ( are / had / have ) a school Festival las[r]

If someone makes too many mistakes in a foreign language, he or she can bedifficult to understand, so a reasonable level of correctness is important.However, it is quite unnecessary to speak or write a language perfectly in orderto communicate effectively (very few adults in fact achieve a perfect c[r]