Placement Tests

Placement Tests

Ukoliko želite da proverite svoje  znanje engleskog jezika i odredite nivo znanja, na pravom  ste mestu.

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Quick Questions: Suggest

Quick Questions: Suggest

Can you tell the difference between these two sentences (aside from the fact that one speaks about drinking coffee and the other about visiting a doctor?)

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Quick Questions: Any Of

Quick Questions: Any Of

Which of these two sentences is correct? If any of your friends is interested, let me know. If any of your friends are interested, let me know.

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Quick Questions: What does 'COULD' mean?

Quick Questions: What does 'COULD' mean?

You could ask before you borrow my car.

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Quick Questions: Could have / Might have / May have

Quick Questions: Could have / Might have / May have

Which modal verb form(s) can complete the reply? Mark: - Who sent these flowers? Julie: - I'm not sure. It ..................... your mother.

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Quick Questions: General Permission vs Particular Action

Quick Questions: General Permission vs Particular Action

Are the following sentences right or wrong?

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Quick Questions: Modals, Can or Could?

Quick Questions: Modals, Can or Could?

Are these sentences correct or not?

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Subjunctive: Examples

Subjunctive: Examples

What is the subjunctive?

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Quick Questions:

Quick Questions:

Which of these sentences is / are correct?

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Quick Questions: Have a 'had had'

Quick Questions: Have a 'had had'

Which of these sentences is / are correct?

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Quick Qestions: Know your Verbs

Quick Qestions: Know your Verbs

Which of these sentences is / are correct?

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Quick Questions: Contractions

Quick Questions: Contractions

Which of these sentences is/are correct?

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Lie and Lay: Quiz

Lie and Lay: Quiz

What is the difference between 'lie' and 'lay' ? Do the quiz!

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Emphasis [1]

Emphasis [1]

Emphasis means special attention or importance.

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Idioms: People & Names

Idioms: People & Names

An idiom is an expression whose meaning is different from the meaning of the individual words. Do you know these  'people' and 'name' idioms?

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Idioms: Clothes

Idioms: Clothes

An idiom is an expression whose meaning is different from the meaning of the individual words. Do you know these 'clothes' idioms?

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Communication: How we talk / part 2

Communication: How we talk / part 2

There is a number of verbs we can use to describe what we've just said. Check out some of them!

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Animal Idioms: Horses

Animal Idioms: Horses

An idiom is an expression whose meaning is different from the meaning of the individual words. Do you know some of these 'horse' idioms?

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Communication: How we talk / part 1

Communication: How we talk / part 1

There is a number of verbs we can use to describe what we've just said.

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Could vs Was Able To / Managed To

Could vs Was Able To / Managed To

When should I use could , was able to and when - managed to ?

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