The GRE Master activity has been converted from Flash to HTML5, so it now works on mobile devices. Almost all content on roadtogrammar.com now works on mobile devices.
This activity is great for people who want to improve their vocabulary range to prep for the GRE test, but it is also good for advanced level students who wish to expand their range of vocabulary. Over 3000 words are tested in the activity. It consists of a word-scramble activity and a flashcard activity.
Check it out here:
www.roadtogrammar.com/GRE
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Friday, March 22, 2019
HAVE and HAVE GOT
A very
common mistake is to confuse GOT and
HAVE GOT. In fact, this is a mistake that even native speakers sometimes
make!
GOT is simply the past tense of GET, whereas HAVE GOT means the same
thing as HAVE.
Thus, we
can say "I got an A on my test", but not "I got a rich
uncle".
Perhaps
this mistake is so widespread because people hear the shortened form 've got or 's got and don't quite
process the helping verb. So these two sentences may sound very similar to some
people:
(Wrong) She got a pet poodle.
(Right) She's got a pet poodle.
(Right) She's got a pet poodle.
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Word Forms Activity
Here is a new activity to practice word forms (parts of speech).
Learners can use this activity to differentiate, for example, words like confidence and confident.
There are 80 practice questions with notes. The activity is mobile-friendly.
Try it here:
www.roadtogrammar.com/wordforms2/
Learners can use this activity to differentiate, for example, words like confidence and confident.
There are 80 practice questions with notes. The activity is mobile-friendly.
Try it here:
www.roadtogrammar.com/wordforms2/
Thursday, March 07, 2019
Uncountable Nouns
The extended practice module on uncountable nouns has been updated. It has been converted from Flash to HTML5, so it now works on mobile devices. Almost all content on roadtogrammar.com now works on mobile devices.
This module covers all aspects of uncountable nouns and includes five practice exercises and multiple pages of notes.
Check it out here:
www.roadtogrammar.com/uncountablenouns

This module covers all aspects of uncountable nouns and includes five practice exercises and multiple pages of notes.
Check it out here:
www.roadtogrammar.com/uncountablenouns
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