homophones

Table of Contents

• Homophone
  • What is a Homophone?
  • Homophones Examples
• Homophones
  • List of Homophones with Examples
  • Homophones List | Images
• Homophones | Illustrated with Pictures
• Homophone Video

ENGLISH GRAMMAR with links

ENGLISH GRAMMAR

1.Grammar and usage
2.Grammar with laughter
3.Teachers hand book linguistic games
4.Noun
5.Adjectives
6.English grammar and style
7.General English grammar
8.Verbs
9.Adverbs
10.English Grammar
11.Grammar activities 1-2
12.Grammar activities 3-4
13.Grammar new edition
14.English Grammar second edition
15.Plural rules
16.Plural rules
17.Little spoken English
18.Synonyms and antonyms
19.Animals and their youngs
20.100 moral stories
21.Pictures for teachers copy
22.Teaching ideas
23.Riddle poems
24.English grammar-Longman
25.Grammar longman-2
26.English grammar wren and martin
27.Basic English grammar
28.Basic English grammar-2
29.Better English grammar
30.Parts of speech
31.Plural rules
32.Kids jokes and riddles

33.phrasal verbs

34. Grammar slide show

35. Usage of single verbs

36.Word by word picture Dictionary

37.Illustrated cross word puzzels
38.English grammar - Raymond murphy

39.Vocabulary games and activities

40.English grammar for general competition
41.English general grammar

42.Vowels and consonants word formation

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Letter Writing Exercises

Letter Writing Exercises and Worksheets for Business English

• Letter writing exercises for Business English students  help them expand their vocabulary and communicate more easily with clients and customers.
• Company employees need to be able to write:
  • complaint letters
  • enquiry letters
  • thank you letters
  • application letters
  • letters to schedule meetings and appointments

Letter writing exercises and guides

2 letter writing exercises for Business English students (PDF)

 

Social letters – examples (PDF)

Letters of complaint

Customer Service – Dealing with Complaints

Introductory exercises for the language of complaints (PDF) 

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Business writing exercises

Business email exercise (PDF)

 

Writing a sales email exercise (PDF)

 

“Selling the Company”: composing a formal

letter to promote your company (PDF)

 

Business letter writing exercises (PDF p.15-29)

 

Another model business letter and

exercise (PDF)and Parts of a Business Letter Worksheet (PDF)

Formal/informal language exercises for email/letter writing

Formal/informal letter writing exercise (PDF)

 

Opening & closing emails & letters matching

exercise (PDF)

 

Another formal/informal letter phrases worksheet (PDF)

 

Formal/informal vocabulary worksheet (PDF)

 

Formal/informal language knowledge worksheet (PDF)

 

Informal letter exercise (PDF)

 

Email vs letter writing exercises (PDF)

 

Misused words & error correction exercises for business letter writing (PDF)

 

Write topic sentences for paragraphs-business

related (PDF) 

 

Formal vs informal quiz (PDF)

 

Letter writing exercises

 

Letter writing worksheet: looking for a product (PDF)

 

Letter writing worksheet: writing to a landlord (PDF)

 

Asking for information letter writing worksheet (PDF)

 

Email writing exercise (PDF)

 

Letter/email writing expressions and exercises

(PDF p26-30)

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ADJECTIVIES AND EXERCISE

Adjectives with Adverbs

Adjectives are used to modify nouns, e.g. The dog is loud. – What is the dog like?  – loud

Adverbs are used to modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs, e.g. The dog barks loudly. – How does the dog bark? – loudly

Explanations

Comparison of Adjectives

Form and Comparison of Adverbs

Adjective or Adverb

Exercises on English Adjectives

Exercise on Comparison of Adjectives (5 random adjectives)

Exercise on Comparison of Adjectives (comparative, superlative)

Exercise on Comparison of Adjectives (as…as)

Comparison Exercise on the Text “Los Angeles”

Positive Form and Comparison Exercise on the Text “London”

Exercises on English Adverbs

Exercise on Form of Adverbs (5 random adverbs)

Exercise on Comparison of Adverbs(5 random adverbs)

Exercise on Form of Adverbs

Exercise on Comparison of Adverbs

Position of Adverbs (explanation with exercises)

Mixed Exercise

Adjective or Adverb

Adjective or Adverb (positive comparative and superlative forms)

Exercise on the text “Niagara Falls”

Games & Fun

Good-better-best – Do you know the answers? (Quiz)

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Grammar Exercises - Prepositions of Place and Time

GRAMMAR

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Grammar Exercises - Prepositions of Place and Time

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Do the exercises below on prepositions of place and time and click on the button to check your answers.

(Before doing the exercises you may want to read the lesson about prepositions of time and place)

Choose the right preposition of place:

1.   At In On  the picture, I can see a family   at in on  a kitchen.
2. There is a dish full of fruits   at in on  the worktop.
3. The mother is standing   behind in front of across  her son and daughter.
4. She is holding a vase   at on in  in her hand.
5. The son and the daughter are sitting   at on in  the worktop smiling   at on in  each other.
6. There are beautiful cupbords   at in into on  the wall.
7. There is a window   behind under in front of  the mother.
8. The woman is looking   at on to  her daughter.

Choose the right preposition of time:

1. What are you doing   at in on  Saturday?
2. I am going to the countryside   at in on  the weekend.
3. I haven't been to the countryside   for since on  December.
4. What time are you leaving?
   I am leaving   at in on  the afternoon. May be   at in on  three o'clock pm.I am coming back   at in on  Sunday evening. I'll catch the half   to past  seven train   on at in  Sunday. I'll be here   by since until  nine o'clock.
5. So you'll be there   by since until for  the whole weekend. I'll be missing you!

Related materials:

• Prepositions of time
• Prepositions of place
• Other kinds of prepositions.
• Lesson: the prepositions at in and on
• Exercise: prepositions.
• Exercise: the prepositions at, in and on

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Newsletter in English 

We do not send a newsletter, but you will find all new exercises and explanations on this page.

• Zero Conditional – Exercise
• Zero Conditional
• Buildings – Find the pairs
• Chess – Find the pairs
• Questions and answers in the Simple Past – Exercise
• Questions and answers in the Simple Present – Exercise
• Questions and short answers in English – Mixed Exercise
• Questions and short answers in the going to-future – Exercise
• Questions and short answers in the Past Progressive – Exercise
• Questions and short answers in the Present Perfect – Exercise
• Questions and short answers in the Simple Past – Exercise
• Questions and short answers in the will-future – Exercise
• Questions and short answers in the Present Progressive – Exercise
• House, Flat, Apartment – Vocabulary List
• Questions and short answers in the Simple Present – Exercise
• mustn't, need(n't), (don't) have to, (not) to be allowed to – Exercise
• Reported speech – Present Perfect – Sentences – Exercise
• Reported speech – Present Progressive – Sentences – Exercise
• Reported speech – Simple Past – Sentences – Exercise
• Reported speech – Simple Present – Sentences – Exercise
• Reported speech – will-future – Sentences – Exercise
• The Passive and the Tenses in English – Easy Exercise
• The Passive and the Tenses in English – Exercise
• Passive verb forms and the tenses in English – Exercise
• Passive – Sentences in the will-future – Exercise
• Passive – Sentences in the Present Perfect – Exercise
• Passive – Sentences in the Present Progressive – Exercise
• Simple Present or will-future – Exercise
• Simple Present – will-future – contrasted
• Adjectives – comparison – Easy Exercise
• The articles a/an, the – Exercise 2
• Questions with question words in the Present Perfect – Exercise
• Questions with question words in the Present Progressive – Exercise
• Questions with question words in the Simple Past – Exercise
• Questions with question words in the Simple Present – Exercise
• was, wasn't, were, weren't – Simple Past – Exercise
• The verbs be and have in the Simple Past – Exercise
• Simple Present – Simple Past – contrasted
• Word order in the Past Simple – Exercise
• Word order in the Past Simple – Mixed Exercise
• Word order in the Past Simple – Negative sentences – Exercise
• Present time phrases or past time phrases – Exercise
• since or for – Test
• Present Progressive – Sentences – Easy verbs – Exercise
• Present Progressive – Sentences – Spelling of verbs – Exercise
• Infinitive +-s and infinitive +-ing – Exercise
• am, are, is, was, were, will be – Exercise
• The verb be in different tenses
• much or many – Test
• Simple Present – Negations – Contracted forms – Exercise 3
• Simple Present – Negations – Contracted forms – Exercise 4
• Simple Present – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 3
• Simple Present – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 4

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