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Comparative Adjective Rules

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Exercise about comparative Adjective Rules

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Adjective or Adverb Practice Exercise
Adjective-Noun and Adverb-Adjective Collocations Practice Exercise
Advanced Collocations Exercises
Advanced English Grammar Test
American English Abbreviations and Acronyms
Business Collocations
Business Collocations Game
Business Email Closings: How to End an Email
Business Email Openings: How to Start an Email
Business English Game: Being Tactful and Polite
Business English Scattergories Lists
Business English Taboo Cards
Business Nouns Exercise 1
Business Nouns Exercise 2
Collocations Exercises
Collocations Game
Collocations with “do” and “make” Practice Exercise
Common English Mistakes – Error Correction Exercise 2C (intermediate)
Common English Mistakes – Error Correction Exercise 3A (Advanced)
Common Mistakes in Emails
Common Mistakes in Emails 2
Common Mistakes in Emails 3: Collocation Errors
Concise Writing Exercises
Connotation vs. Denotation
Contact/Submit a Lesson
Conversation Starters
Debate Topics for Business English
English Error Correction 2B: Intermediate (Interactive Version)
Error Correction 1A: Beginner (Interactive Version)
Error Correction 2A: Intermediate (Interactive Version)
Error Correction 2C: Intermediate (Interactive Version)
Error Correction 3A: Advanced (Interactive Version)
Error Correction Exercises
Error Correction for Spanish Speakers
Euphemisms in the Workplace
Even if/Even though Practice Exercise
Even though/Although/In spite of/Despite Practice Exercise
Expressions for Describing your Job/Company
Expressions for Starting, Continuing, and Ending a Conversation
False Friends (Spanish to English) Practice
First and Second Conditional Exercises
Fluency Activities for Business English Classes
Free Resources for Bussiness
General English
- Phrasal Verbs with Multiple Meanings Answers
- Phrasal Verbs with Multiple Meanings Practice Exercise
Grammar Practice Exercises
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Idioms Exercises: Idioms about Conversation and Communication
Idioms Exercises: Idioms about Money
Idioms Exercises: Idioms about Success
Idioms Exercises: Idioms about Time
Idioms Exercises: Idioms Related to Negotiations and Disagreements
Idioms Game 1
Idioms Game 2
In and On Collocations Practice Exercise
in/on/at practice
Infinitive or Gerund Practice Exercise
Irregular Verbs Exercises: Simple Past
Irregular Verbs Practice – Simple Past
Learning Vocabulary through Videos: Top 10 Business Rivalries (Advanced)
Less/Fewer Exercise
Mistakes Spanish Speakers Make in English
Needs Analysis Questionnaire for Business English Students
Negative Adjectives for Describing People Exercise
Negative Prefixes
Odd-one-out Collocations Game
Past Modals Practice Exercise
Phrasal Verb Collocations Practice Exercise
Phrasal Verb Games and Activities
Phrasal Verbs for Business Practice Exercise
Polite Expressions
Positive Adjectives for Describing People Exercise
Preposition Collocations Practice Exercise
Prepositions in Emails
Shades of Meaning 1
Shades of Meaning 2
Some/Any Practice Exercise
Subjunctive Exercises
Taboo Cards (Beginner-Intermediate)
Taboo Cards (Intermediate-Advanced)
Third and Mixed Conditionals
Third Conditional Exercises
Useful Business Nouns and their Collocations
Useful Business Verbs and their Collocations
Verb-Noun Collocations Practice Exercise
Very/Really vs. Too Practice Exercise
Vocabulary Practice Exercises
Word Building Exercises
Word Order Exercises
Writing Practice Exercises

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