Compose, Comprise, Constitute, Composed | Commonly Confused Words

Fill in the blanks. Answers The poet composed a new sonnet. The captain remained composed throughout the raging storm. England, Scotland and Wales compose the… Continue reading
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Reject, Refuse, Decline, Deny | Vocabulary Exercise

Fill in the blanks with decline, reject, refuse or deny. To deny is to say that something is not true. It is the opposite of… Continue reading
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To As A Preposition And An Infinitive Marker

To can be a preposition or an infinitive marker. The preposition to is followed by an ing form whereas the infinitive marker to is followed… Continue reading
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Lay vs. Lie

Fill in the blanks with lay, lie or laid. Lay is the past simple form of lie. Lie is intransitive. It does not have an… Continue reading
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GRE Vocabulary Exercise

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word. Answers His account of the robbery was hysterical and incoherent. The matter is too inconsequential to worry… Continue reading
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SAT Vocabulary Exercise | Synonyms

Choose the correct option. Answers The improvident heir quickly spent the family fortune. Which word can replace improvident? – thriftless The singer forgot the words… Continue reading
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Subjunctive Exercise

After words like suggest, insist, recommend, vital, important and essential, we often use should + infinitive. It is also possible to drop should and use… Continue reading
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