Grammar (I)

Comparatives We use as + adjective / adverb + as when we want to say that two people or things are similar. My work is as good as your work. Mary talks as loudly as John. [...]

Grammar (PET)

Here are some sentences about Treasure Island. For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first, using no more than three words. Write the missing words in the…

Grammar (III)

Complete these sentences with the comparative adjective / adverb + than. She speaks French (good) I do. John runs (fast) Sally. Doctors are (rich) bus drivers. Your son is (old) mine.

Grammar (II)

We use certain expressions when we want to give the idea of an uncountable noun in the singular. Match the expressions with the uncountable nouns. a kilo of a loaf of an article of an act of a pint of a cup of

Grammar (II)

Match the definitions with the correct homophone. middle part of your body to destroy visual perception two of a kind not moving without strength location control for stopping a vehicle seven days fruit…

Grammar Presentantion

Explicacion Grammatical

Grammar (II)

Write the comparative forms of the following adjectives. big small kind beautiful

English Grammar Lessons

Edufind.com, grammar topics

This web page covers all the topics of English grammar: adjectives, adverbs, direct and indirect speech, determiners, the passive voice, possessives, relative clauses, infinitive and gerund, verb…

English Grammar Lessons