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Answers to The What? Which? Who? Exercise

Here are the answers to the exercise for practising when to use "What?", "Which?" and "Who?". This exercise should be tried after revising the use of these interrogatove pronouns. Read the article "What? Which? Who? Choose the Correct Pronoun".

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Who / What / Which ? Exercise

Do this exercise as practice after you have revised these interrogative pronons and where to use them. Read the article "Who? What? Which? - Choosing the correct pronoun" before you try it. Answers available as a separate download so you don't inadvertently cheat!

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Teaching Spanish Vocabulary: In the Train Station

Teaching specialized vocabulary in Spanish is a good way to add variety to the lesson plan. This article is the third in a series on Spanish phrases when traveling by train. It includes a downloadable handout and matching quiz.

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English Modal Verbs: Could and Might

Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express modality, subjective attitudes about possibility, probability, necessity, and contingency. This article offers the most frequent definitions of the modals could and might with examples to illustrate use.

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Teaching Spanish: Travel Phrases for the Airport

Teaching specialized vocabulary in Spanish is a good way to add variety to the lesson plan. This article is the first in a series on Spanish phrases for the traveler. It includes a downloadable handout and matching quiz.

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English Modal Verbs: Will and Shall

Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express modality, the expression of possibility, necessity, and contingency. This article offers the most frequent definitions of the modals will and shall with examples to illustrate use.

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Spanish Travel Phrases for Use at the Train Station

Download this Word file for a list of Spanish Phrases to use in the train station. The file also has a matching quiz and accompanies the Bright Hub Article "Teaching Spanish Vocabulary: In the Train Station."

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Spanish Auxiliary Verbs, Part 2

This lesson teaches a few auxiliary verbs that deviate slightly from the basic auxiliary verb-plus-infinitive construction. It shows what pitfalls an English-speaking learner of Spanish might encounter and shows how to remember these four auxiliary verbs and how they are different.

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The Functions of Verbs and Verb Phrases in English

Verbs and verb phrases perform five main and six nominal grammatical functions in the English language. The following article lists the eleven functions of verbs and verb phrases and provides examples to illustrate usage. Also included is a printable study sheet of the eleven grammatical functions.

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Japanese Long-Form Verb Conjugation: Past Tense

How to conjugate Japanese verbs in the long-form past tense, including irregular verbs.

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