Grammar
English grammar exercises and activities for teaching Complex object to English language learners. Some exercises include answer keys.
1) with the verb 'to see'
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Grammar
Complex Object Exercises
English grammar exercises and activities for teaching Complex object to English language learners. Some exercises include answer keys.
Exercise 1
Make up as many sentences as you can using the words and word-groups from each column of the substitution table. Pay attention that after verbs 'to see, to hear, to feel, to let, to make, etc...' the infinitive has no particle 'to' .1) with the verb 'to see'
| We He Everybody | see(s) saw | them a bricklayer my friend a boy the landlady | move to a summer cottage. lay a brick house. enter a two-storey house. draw a skyscraper. speak to her lodger. pull down a house. |
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Grammar exercises and activities for teaching the Gerund to English language learners. Some exercises include answer keys. I. Define the forms of the gerund . Skiing is my favourite sport. I remember his telling me about his coat. I remember having...
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