8th February 2024 by Andrew In this lesson, you will learn the meaning of these common phrasal verbs: carry out carry on call off call back fill out hold on sort out hand in carry out something = to do something.= to complete...

One of the most useful features of Road to Grammar is the weekly "microlessons". These are short slideshows featuring a grammar/language point or a vocabulary set with audio and examples. A different microlesson is...

Maníā is a word that expresses a morbid compulsion or mental disorder. It has entered the English and is affixed to many different words to denote enthusiasm or obsession with that subject. Below is a...

OK. We’re going to talk about negative adverbials in English.But first, let’s start with Madonna and a line from her song “Into the Groove.”So what’s happening here?“Only when I’m dancing can I feel...

Many exams include an activity where you have to find the mistake in a given sentence.Here is an extended activity (200 questions) where you can practice this and sharpen your exam skills. For each...

The suffix -ology comes from the Greek word logos, meaning knowledge or to study. The words below ending in -ology denote some studies or knowledge.Below is a list of some important words ending in -ology.Actinology...

To continue the series of context exercises on Road to Grammar, here is a listening context activity.Listen Up! features 100 vocabulary items with three audio clips for each one. The user listens to the...

 << Previous Part (Q. 26 to 50): 51. She said to me, “Do you want something?”A. She asked me whether I want something.B. She asked me what I wanted.C. She asked me if I want something.D. She asked me if...