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When to use “so” and “such” We use ‘so’ and ‘such’ to add emphasis. It’s cold today. It’s so cold today.

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Kindly, do the quiz and send the answers within 24 hours.

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THAT IS THE REST OF MY QUIZ SORRY UT THE TEACHER DIDN'T SEND IT

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THAT IS THE REST OF MY QUIZ SORRY UT THE TEACHER DIDN'T SEND IT

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This quiz tests you on phrasal verbs based on bring.

1. bring about - The new manager wants to bring about changes because he thinks the company has been run: a) very well b) very smoothly c) very poorly

2. bring back (1) - After you've travelled around China, will you bring back: a) by plane? b) some souvenirs? c) home again?

3. bring back (2) - Seeing pictures of her with her father brought back lots of: a) tears b) old memories c) elderly relatives

4. bring forward - The conference has been brought forward a week. It was going to be on July 10, but now it'll be on: a) July 3 b) July 15 c) July 17

5. bring off - Everyone thought Simone would lose the game, and then she brought off: a) a big loss b) a great victory c) a weak effort

6. bring on - If I drink warm beer, it brings on: a) a heart attack b) a headache c) a brain wave

7. bring out (1) - When will your company be bringing out: a) your new headquarters? b) your new product line? c) your new manager?

8. bring out (2) - The reason we are such good friends is that we bring out the: a) best in each other b) worst in each other c) faults in each other

9. bring up (1) - Kareem and Nada have just been married, and they're already reading books on how to bring up: a) their future children b) their income c) their new house

10. bring up (2) - While she was in the meeting, Judy brought up: a) her proposal b) her handbag c) her breakfast

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Phrasal Verbs Quizzes

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Phrasal Verbs/Quizzes/bring | Vocabulary | EnglishClub

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This quiz tests you on phrasal verbs based on bring. 1. bring about - The new manager wants to bring about changes because he thinks the company has been run: a) very well b) very smoothly c) very poorly 2. bring back (1) - After you've travelled around China, will you bring back: a) by plane?

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Phrasal Verbs/Quizzes/take 1 | Vocabulary | EnglishClub

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take after - Kathy is a tall fashion model, and everyone says she takes after:
a) her short, fat father
b) her tall, handsome son
c) her tall, beautiful mother

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English Grammar Exercises - Phrasal verbs (03)

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After what you have read, do you think it's a good idea to spend some time without your mobile phones? Yes/No/why?

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1) You ..................... to feed the dog, I've already done it. 2) I think you ............. visit your grandma more often.

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Modal Verbs of Deduction Quiz | Learn English

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A deduction is a conclusion based on facts and a) misinformation b) prejudice c) evidence 2. ‘Harry must be hungry after not eating all day.’ Which is the modal verb of deduction? a) must b) be c) eating

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Mixed modal verbs: test 1. Exercises: can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would. Intermediate and advanced level esl

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Created with Hot Potatoes by Half-Baked Software, registered to Montse Morales.

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PERMISSION and OBLIGATION: CAN and HAVE TO

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An exercise by Montse Morales for The English Learning Website.

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At, in, on - prepositions of time

➪ Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.

➪ Use in with months, seasons, years, decades, centuries and long periods of time in general.

➪ Use on followed by days and dates.

➪ Use at in the following common expressions:

➪ Parts of the day:

When we say last, next, every, this we do not use at, in, on.

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At, in, on - prepositions of time - Test-English

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At, in, on - prepositions of time. At Christmas, in the morning, on Saturday, etc. A1-Elementary English grammar and exercises.

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Gerund or Infinitive - Online Exercise for free

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Cambridge Primary Checkpoint - English as a Second Language (0837)  PastPapers(1).PDF

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Writing Test

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B2 First for Schools sample paper 1 Listening 2022_copy