Prepositions of Time – in, on, at

Exercises (Not so) Quick Quiz Adjective + Preposition (ABOUT) Adjective + Preposition (FOR) Adjective + Preposition (OF) Adjective + Preposition (TO) Adverbs Adverbs of Frequency Articles & Determiners Articles and Determiners II Be supposed to Exercise Because vs. Because of Beside vs. Besides Business Terms CAN, COULD, and WILL BE ABLE TO Exercise Collocations – Nouns + Prepositions Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Conditional 0 – The ZERO Conditional Conditional 1 – The FIRST Conditional Conditional 2- The SECOND Conditional Conditional 3 – The THIRD Conditional Confusing Expressions Confusing Words & Expressions: TO ME vs FOR ME Conjunctions Countable and Uncountable Nouns Counting the Uncountable Days of the Week DO vs DOES Enough Except or Except for Expressions of Time Exercise Future Tense Exercise Good vs. Well Grammar Rules Exercise How Much vs How Many Indirect Questions Irregular Plural Nouns Exercise Irregular Verbs Keyboard Characters and Punctuation Marks Lose vs. Loose May vs. Might Exercise Maybe or May Be Migration Exercise Modal Verbs More Confusing Words Exercises Multiple-Choice Exercise: Lie vs. Lie vs. Lay Noun Phrase Exercise Order of Adjectives Participial Adjectives Exercise Parts of Speech Personal Pronouns & Adjectives Phrasal Verbs Possessive Adjectives vs. Possessive Pronouns Possessive Nouns Exercise Prefixes Prepositional Phrases Exercise Prepositions Prepositions of Location Prepositions of Location Exercise: IN, ON, AT Prepositions of Time – in, on, at Present Perfect vs. Simple Past Exercise Pronunciation – The TH Sound Pronunciation of the “-s/-es” sound Pronunciation of the ED sound Proper Adjectives Exercise Quantifiers Exercise Reading Comprehension Remember vs. Remind Rob vs Steal Simple Past Tense Exercise Sometime, Sometimes and Some Time Spelling: The Simple Past Stative or Dynamic Verbs Still, Yet, and Already Suffixes Tag Questions TEST YOUR ENGLISH LEVEL Test Your Grammar Test Your Vocabulary The Causative Form Exercises The Correct Placement of “Only” The modal WOULD The Passive Voice The Simple Present Tense The Verb TO BE USED TO vs BE USED TO Using Present Tenses to Talk About the Future Verb Tenses Vocabulary While or During Who, Whom, or Whose? Work vs. Job Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda Exercises