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Fill in much or many and the right form of the noun in brackets. (e.g.: ___ (apple) = many apples
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countable/uncountable |
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Choose the best way to fill in the sentences.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Correct the mistakes in the following sentences. Some sentences are correct.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Choose the best way to fill in the sentences.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Correct the mistakes in the following sentences. Some sentences are correct.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Choose the best way to fill in the sentences.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Correct the mistakes in the following sentences. Some sentences are correct.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Put in the words from the wordlist. Think why the words are in plural or singular form.
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grammar:
countable/uncountable |
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Fill in a prefix to build meaningful English words. There is an explanation to help you.
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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Fill in the right prefix.
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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Put in the real word of the abbreviations. There is a clue for each word.
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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Choose the original words from which these clipped words were formed. (e.g. tv = television)
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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Put these clipped word pairs before their explanations.
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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Give the original words from which these clipped words were formed. (e.g. tv = television) Your reward will be another clipped word pair.
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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Find the right prefix.
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general vocabulary:
word formation |
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