Combine the following sentences using ‘if’ | If Clause Worksheet

If Clause Worksheet 

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Fill in the blanks with suitable verb Forms Exercise

Fill in the blanks with suitable verb Forms

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Combine the following sentences using ‘Though’/‘Although’ | Though / Although Worksheet

Though / Although Worksheet 

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Using binomials in sentences of your own

Binomials in sentences of your own

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Creative Expression: Using idioms in your own words

Using idioms in your own words

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The Use Of “Whether Or Not” | How To Use "Whether Or Not" In A Sentence?

The Use Of “Whether Or Not” In A Sentence?

When we are not sure or we don't care which one is true, we can use Whether or not.

I’m not sure whether I can park my car here or not. (I am not sure that I can park my park here or I cannot park here.)

The Use Of “Whether Or Not”

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