English Grammar and Vocabulary Practice: A Comprehensive Guide
1. Vocabulary
Crunchy to Binge-Watching
Are delicious, crunchy apples / not emotionally mature at the age of 18 / A catchy slogan is a phrase / found him not guilty / monthly family get-togethers. We usually / museum by an art collector from the USA / 1000 hours of community service at the / you have a lot of charm / the driver swerved suddenly / smoking because of peer pressure. They think they / special tours for the visually-impaired. They are / Maybe it’s food poisoning. Have you / Have you seasoned
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English Grammar Exercises
★1. Verb Tenses (1 point)
Put the verbs in brackets in the present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect, or past perfect tense.
- How many times has he seen (he/see) this week?
- He doesn’t like (not like) horror films, but I think (think) he is watching (watch) one right now.
- I heard (hear) a noise in the kitchen last night, but when I went (go) there, the noise had already stopped (already/stop).
- When they were driving (drive) home yesterday,
San Felipe Castle: An Ideal Visit for English Students
The Perfect Visit
The aim of this report is to recommend the San Felipe Castle in Ferrol as an ideal place for our group of English students to visit.
Defensive Art
Firstly, the Castle was built in the sixteenth century. Located at the entrance to the estuary, it is a fortification that protected the arsenals from any enemy attack.
Secondly, it contains several defenses. It is worth highlighting a chain that closed the passage of the ships to then fire with its batteries of cannons. Finally, it contains
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Idioms
- Brought the house down (excited the audience) === hizo vibrar al publico
- Sang one’s heart out (sang with her full effort and energy) === cantó con todo el corazón
- Stole the show (was the outstanding performer) === robó el show
- Keep one’s feet on the ground (have a sensible attitude) === mantener los pies en la tierra
- Sweep the board (won all the major prizes) === llevarse todos los premios
Word Formation
Amazing, collection, international, visitors, different, movements, installations, significant,
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1. And for dessert, there are delicious, crunchy apples
2. Some people are not emotionally mature at the age of 18, while others are ready to make important decisions even then are 16
3. A catchy slogan is a phrase that’s easy to remember after you’ve heard it just once.
4. No convincing evidence was presented against the man and the judge found him not guilty
5. We have regular monthly family get-
Togethers
We usually meet at my grandma’s house and have lunch in the garden
6. This painting has been
English Grammar Exercises: Mastering Transformations and Structures
- She started drinking too much alcohol two years ago.
(Verbal Tenses)
She has been drinking too much alcohol for two years.
- I don’t have a computer so I can’t type the essay on English grammar.
(Conditional Sentence)
If I had a computer, I would be able to type the essay on English grammar.
- Despite having been vaccinated she caught the flu.
(Contrast Connector)
Although she had been vaccinated, she caught flu.
- “We will arrest them for illegal entry in the country”, the policeman said.
(Reported