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B2 Grammar Challenge

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B2 Grammar Challenge

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Test your B2 grammar skills.

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B2 Grammar Challenge
 

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B2 Grammar ChallengeOnline version

Test your B2 grammar skills.

by Sadoqat Abdurahmonova
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Which sentence is correct?

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Choose the sentence with correct conditional form.

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Choose the sentence in passive voice.

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Reported speech: He said he ...

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Which is a correct relative clause?

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Gerund vs infinitive: I stopped ...

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Which sentence expresses obligation?

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Future perfect usage: By next year, she will have ...

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Choose the sentence with the correct article usage.

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Past simple or present perfect: I ... just finished.

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