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    This document outlines different grammar structures that are commonly tested in exercises, including comparatives, passives, direct and indirect speech, auxiliary verbs, conditionals, unreal past tenses, verb patterns like gerunds and infinitives, phrasal verbs. It notes that exercises often require only one change, but the exam may require two changes, such as making a sentence passive and adding a phrasal verb.

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    This document outlines different grammar structures that are commonly tested in exercises, including comparatives, passives, direct and indirect speech, auxiliary verbs, conditionals, unreal past tenses, verb patterns like gerunds and infinitives, phrasal verbs. It notes that exercises often require only one change, but the exam may require two changes, such as making a sentence passive and adding a phrasal verb.

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    This document outlines different grammar structures that are commonly tested in exercises, including comparatives, passives, direct and indirect speech, auxiliary verbs, conditionals, unreal past tenses, verb patterns like gerunds and infinitives, phrasal verbs. It notes that exercises often require only one change, but the exam may require two changes, such as making a sentence passive and adding a phrasal verb.

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    Comparative/Superlative
    Structures like so/such .., er/as ... as or too/enough often appear in this exercise.

    2. Passive

    3. Direct and Indirect Speech

    4. Auxiliary verbs
    'will', 'have', 'must'
    5. Conditionals
    6. 'Unreal' past tenses
    You will sometimes find sentences using 'If only ...', 'I wish ...', I'd rather ...' etc that require
    the use of past tenses.
    7. Verb patterns
    Your knowledge of verb patterns such as gerund and infinitive is frequently tested.

    8. Phrasal Verbs
    9. Practice
    In most of the exercises above you have had to make ONE change to the sentence, for
    example making an active sentence passive. However, in the exam you may have to make
    TWO changes to the sentence, for example changing active to passive AND using a
    phrasal verb.
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