- •The Present Indefinite Tense (1)
- •The Present Indefinite Tense (2)
- •The Present Continuous Tense
- •The Present Indefinite / Present Continuous Tense (1)
- •The Present Indefinite / Present Continuous Tense (2)
- •The Future Indefinite Tense
- •Future Actions
- •The Past Indefinite Tense
- •Future Indefinite or the Future Perfect.
- •The Perfect Tenses
- •The Present Perfect Tense
- •The Present / Past Indefinite Tense
- •The Present Perfect / Past Indefinite Tense
- •The Past Continuous Tense
- •The Past Continuous / Past Indefinite Tense
- •The Past Perfect Tense
- •The Past Perfect / Past Indefinite Tense
- •The Past Perfect / Present Perfect Tense
- •The Future Continuous / Future Indefinite Tense
- •The Future Perfect / Future Indefinite Tense
- •Conditional Sentences (1)
- •Conditional Sentences (2)
- •Modal Verbs
- •The Passive Voice (1)
- •The Passive Voice (2)
- •Special Questions (1)
- •Special Questions (2)
- •Articles
- •Articles with Proper Names
- •Degrees of Comparison (1)
- •Degrees of Comparison (2)
- •Degrees of Comparison (3)
- •Possessive s' / 's
- •Plural / Singular
- •Prepositions (1)
- •Prepositions (2)
- •Prepositions (3)
- •Prepositions (4)
- •Prepositions (5)
- •Much / Many
- •Pronouns (1)
- •Pronouns (2)
- •Pronouns (3)
- •Pronouns (4)
- •The Gerund (1)
- •The Gerund (2)
- •There is – There are
- •Sample Text (1)
- •Sample Text (2)
- •Sample Text (3)
Prepositions (2)
The banks close … 7 o'clock … the evening.
He usually leaves home early … the morning and comes back late … night.
The play begins … half past seven.
We arrived … London … the 13th … April and left … Oxford only … June.
Shakespeare died … 1616.
Bye, see you … Tuesday!
Alice goes to the swimming-pool … every Saturday.
Bob is going to play tennis … next Sunday.
I'm going to visit my friends … the end … September.
… last summer we spent our holiday in France.
I hope you feel better … the time you get this letter.
She lived in that house … 2000 … 2005.
Mr. Jackson lived in England … three years.
I haven't seen her … Monday.
Chris's gone, but he'll return … an hour.
She got married … the age … 19.
The train starts … 8.50, so you'd better be … station … time.
Prepositions (3)
He arrived … Great Britain half a month ago.
He lives … Chicago.
– Where is my English exercise-book?
I don't know. Try to find it … your books … your shelf.
Let's go … the cinema.
My sister isn't … home, she is school.
Don't you know that Carlson lived … a small house … the roof?
– Is it far … here … the market?
- No, it s not. The market is opposite … that house.
– Why can't you find the newspaper? It's … front … you … the window-sill!
We'll wait for you … the station.
I've never been … Paris.
When does your train arrive … the station?
Go … Gower Street till you see the Bloomsbury Theatre … your right.
Pour some water … the kettle, please
We spent two lovely weeks … the Mediterranean Sea.
Turn left … the first traffic lights.
Prepositions (4)
My little brother is afraid … spiders.
Margie's been absent … school since Monday.
Are you good … foreign languages?
My sister is always angry … me when I am late.
The teacher isn't satisfied … your answer.
Fresh fruit is good … your health.
I'm not interested … football at all, but I'm keen … tennis.
Our daughter has entered Moscow University. We are proud … her.
John hates cities, but he is content … suburban life.
Aline is fond … ballet.
We were surprised … the high cost of public transport in London.
British pubs are famous … their traditional kind of beer called “real ale”.
I'm very suspicious … people who talk too much.
Dad was tired … hard work in the garden and decided to have a short sleep.
It was careless … you to forget about her birthday.
