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  Mixed Tenses Exercise When I           (to be) a child, I            (spend) my summer holiday at my grandparent's house on the Costa Brava. In those days, about thirty years ago, there         (be) no tourists there. I       (love) to go to the fish market with my grandmother.  I             (not, be) there for a very long time, but I                  (still remember) everything. I             (only, be) there once since I was a child. Last month, my husband and I were driving down the coast one day, and we         (decide) to make a detour to see Costa Brava. When we        (reach) my grandparent's old house, I hardly          (recognise) it. At one time, it      (stand) alone about a kilometre from the centre of the village, but now, it is sandwiched between two hotels.  I         (not, like) that place anymore. It            (always, stay) in my mind as it      (be) when I     (be) a child.

Present Simple & Continuous: exercise

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I drink coffee every morning. 1. I                (drink) coffee every morning. 2.          you            (drink) coffee now? 3. I                  (ride) a bike with my friends now! 4. She                  (not, speak) Italian. 5. We                           (always, swim) in the morning. 6.          you          (do) your homework at the moment? 7.           your sister             (learn) English online? I'm drinking coffee now. 8. My brother and I                    (not, watch) movie right now. 9.           you            (like) ice - cream? 10. My friend               (play) basketball every Saturday. 11.            your friends       (play) basketball every Saturday? 12.  He             (not, play) basketball right now. 13. He    (not, play) basketball, he        (play) volleyball. 14. I                    (never, play) a game console. 15. A dog       (run, always) fast. 16. A dog    (run) fast now. Good luck! Srećno! Odgovor

Phrasal verbs: exercises 2

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Make new sentences by using phrasal verbs in brackets: 1. She started to be really interested in yoga recently.  2. They had to remove two of his teeth.  3. He's preparing to become chief executive.  4. What do you want to be once you become an adult? 5. She has just had a bath, and spent all the hot water. 6. She arrived in Rome, after making a pause in Venice. 7. Everyone were scared, when the ship started to sink. 8. They take care about their babies. 9. We are really great friends. 10. We couldn't go anywhere for four days last week, because of the snow. (Get along, take out, get into, look after, set out, stop off, go down, use up, grow up, to be snowed)

Phrasal verbs 2

Get into - to become interested in an activity or subject, or start being involved in an activity. Take out - to remove something from somewhere. Share out - an act of dividing something between several people. Set out - to start an activity with a particular aim. Grow up - to gradually become an adult. Stand up - to be in an upright position on your feet; to get yourself into an upright position on your feet. Use up - to finish a supply of something. Get out -  to leave a closed vehicle, building, etc. Stop off - to visit or stay at a place for a short time when you are going somewhere else. Go down - go down something, to move down to a lower level or place Break down - If a machine or vehicle breaks down, it stops working; If a system, relationship, or discussion breaks down, it fails because there is a problem or disagreement. Turn back -  to return in the direction you have come from, or to make someone do this. Carry out

Phrasal verbs: exercises

Full of - to feel, express or show a lot of a particular emotion or quality. Take up - to begin to do something Catch up - to reach the same standard as someone or something else. Put up with - to accept or continue an unpleasant situation or experience, or someone who behaves unpleasantly. Get on - If people get on. they like each other and have a friendly relationship. Go off - to leave a place, especially in order to do something. Stay up - to not go to bed at the time you would normally go to bed Cut off - to stop the supply of something, such as electricity, gas, water etc. Log off - to do the actions that are necessary when you finish using a computer system. Get through - to do an amount of work 1.  My brother always do something unexpected. He's                of surprises.  2. The new surgeon will                    her position in May. 3. I didn't go to school for weeks because I was sick. Now I have a lot to                     

Kako najlakše naučiti engleski?

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      Učenje stranog jezika može biti zabava, i ne moramo ga doživljavati kao obavezu ili napor. Ima mnogo stvari koje i sami možemo učiniti da bismo brže napredovali, i odavno se učenje ne svodi samo na odlazak u školu i izradu domaćeg zadatka. Čak i ukoliko nemamo vremena za odlaske na časove engleskog, pa čak ni privatne časove, i dalje možemo dostići nivo jezika koji želimo.      Internet nam mnogo pomaže u poslu i svakodnevnim aktivnostima, planiranju odmora i u komunikaciji  sa prijateljima i udaljenim, dragim osobama, ali sve je više sadržaja koji nam mogu pomoći u učenju: 1) Postoji mnogo sajtova za učenje, blogova, vežbanja koje možemo naći na Internetu, i samo ako imamo volje, gramatiku možemo poprilično usavršiti i sami. Naravno, treba se potruditi i redovno vežbati engleski, jer ako se učenju stranog jezika posvetimo samo  s vremena na vreme, neće biti primetnog napretka,i svaki put ćemo imati muke da obnovimo ono što smo prethodno naučili.  2) Ima mnogo sajtova

Present Simple: TO BE

  Singular: 1. I AM 2. You ARE 3. He, She, It IS Plural: 1. We ARE 2. You ARE 3. They ARE Glagol TO BE u prezentu koristimo u oblicima AM, IS ili ARE, u zavisnosti od lica. Upitni oblik se gradi inverzijom, tako što zamenimo mesta subjektu u rečenici i predikatu: You are my best friend. Are you my best friend? Odrični oblik se gradi tako što dodamo not: AM NOT, ARE NOT, IS NOT; ili skraćeno: I'M NOT ISN'T AREN'T I'm not short. You aren't tall. Exercises: Fill in the blanks with AM, IS, ARE: 1. She         pretty. 2. We        students. 3. You        great friend. 4. My sister           good at math. 5. Me and my friend            at school. 6. You and your mother              at home. 7. I          at the bookstore. Question form: 1.          you with your mother? 2.          my brother smart? 3.          they already in the pool? 4.          Jane on TV? 5.          you, your friend and your sister at hom