Oxford practice grammar part 42 pps
Oxford practice grammar part 42 pps
... who took Rita to the party 2 , who has a bad temper, 3 which Tom supports 4 , who is afraid of heights. 5 , which is on the tenth floor, 6 she bought the sofa from Unit 142 1 1 which 5 whom/who ... tests The number after the answer tells you which unit of the book has information and practice on that grammar point. The letter after the number tells you which section of the un...
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Oxford practice grammar part 7 pps
... the verbs. Hello. This (►) is (be) Kitty Beamish. (1)…………………………… (I / speak) to you from Oxford, where the finals of the World Quiz Championships will be held tomorrow. The favourite ... Twelve months ago no one (3) (hear) of Claude lennings, although (4)………………………… (he / take) part in quiz competitions for years. Now suddenly he is a big star. So far this year (5)……………...
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Oxford practice grammar part 8 pps
... because it is part of a plan or part of a schedule of future events. The party will be starting at ten o'clock, (part of the evening's events) The ship will be sailing soon, (part of our ... to (Unit 24A) have similar meanings. We're having a party next week. (We have made the arrangements.) We're going to have a party next week. (We intend / We have decided to h...
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Oxford practice grammar part 35 pps
... 141 Exercises 1 Adding clauses (A) Match the parts and write sentences with an adding clause. Use who or which. ► The Grand Canyon He was in ... ? (who has twins) Olivia, who has twins, often needs a babysitter. 1 (who took Rita to the party) The person ………………….was Tom. 2 (who has a bad temper) Henry …………………….shouted at the waiter. ... Comment on the conversations. Add a sentence wi...
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Oxford practice grammar part 1 ppt
... the exercises 386 Key to the tests 414 Index 425 (missing) (missing) Second edition Oxford Practice Grammar with answers John Eastwood Oxford University Press
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Oxford practice grammar part 5 pdf
... for a long time or since a specific time in the past. We haven't had a party for ages. We haven't had a party since Christmas. We can say that it is a long time since something happened ... or when was the last time it happened. It's ages since we last had a party. Christmas was the last time we had a party. I've dropped my calculator. (It's on the floor now.)...
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