List of issues

• a little & a few (use and difference)
• Are animals ‘he, she’ or ‘it’?
• are you?; is he (question tags)
  • Exercise 1: question tags
  • Exercise 2: question tags
  • Exercise 3: question tags
  • Exercise 4: question tags
  • Exercise 5: question tags
• been & gone (difference)
  • Exercise 1: ‘been & gone’
  • Exercise 2: ‘been & gone’
• do & make (difference)
  • Exercise 1: ‘do & make’
  • Exercise 2: ‘do & make’
• have & have got (difference)
  • Exercise 1: ‘have & have got’
  • Exercise 2: ‘have & have got’
• in the end & at the end (difference)
  • Exercise 1: Use of ‘in the end & at the end’
• in time & on time (difference)
• interesting & interested (difference)
  • Exercise 1: ‘interesting/interested’ (difference)
  • Exercise 2: difference between ‘interesting/interested’
• it’s & its (use)
  • Exercise 1: ‘it’s & its’
  • Exercise 2: ‘it’s & its’
• much, many & a lot (use)
  • Exercise 1: use of ‘much, many & lots of’
  • Exercise 2: use of ‘much, many & lots of’
  • Exercise 3: use of ‘much, many & lots of’
• one & ones (prop-words)
  • Exercise 1: prop-words ‘one & ones’
• since & for (use)
  • Exercise 2: ‘since & for’
  • Exercise 3: ‘since & for’
  • Exercise 4: ‘since & for’
  • Exercise 5: ‘since & for’
• so & such (difference)
  • Exercise 1: ‘so & such’
  • Exercise 2: ‘so & such’
• some & any (use)
  • Exercise 1: ‘some & any’
  • Exercise 2: ‘some & any’
  • Exercise 3: ‘some & any’
• there is/are (use)
  • Exercise 1: Use of ‘there is & there are’
• to be/get used to … (use)
  • Exercise 1: ‘to be/get used to’
• to, too, two (difference)
  • Exercise 1: to, too, two
  • Exercise 2: to, too, two
• used to + infinitive (use)
  • Exercise 1: ‘used to’
  • Exercise 2: ‘used to’
• what, why, who, … (question words)
  • Exercise 1: question words in English
  • Exercise 2: question words in English
• yet & already (use)
• List of exercises: tricky grammar topics