To start, students read the first part of a story. This game is also excellent for classroom teaching. I (not talk) to Mr. Smith yet, but I (talk) to him soon. Next, students move on to play a miming game. Finally, students read their stories to the class. Teachers can engage students in a classroom grammar review for elementary ESL, EFL Learners. PAGE 2 - Optional Gap-Fill Exercise Parts of Speech mixed up order and have your students discuss with each other which box to write them in. (N.B. Present Simple with tobe Positive Exercise1, Present Simple with tobe Positive Exercise2, Present Simple with tobe Positive Exercise3, Present Simple with tobe Negative Exercise1, Present Simple with tobe Negative Exercise2, Present Simple with tobe Negative Short forms, Present Simple with tobe Yes/Noquestion Exercise1, Present Simple with tobe Yes/Noquestion Exercise2, Present Simple with tobe Yes/Noquestion Exercise3, Present Simple with tobe Short answers, Present Simple with tobe Wh-questions Exercise1, Present Simple with tobe Wh-questions Exercise2, Present Simple with tobe Mixed Exercise1, Present Simple with tobe Mixed Exercise2, Present Simple Negative Put the words inthe correct order Exercise1, Present Simple Negative Put the words inthe correct order Exercise2, Present Simple Negative Put the words inthe correct order Exercise3, Present Simple Positive and Negative Changing pronoun, Present Simple Positive and Negative Changing pronoun Exercise2, Present Simple Yes/Noquestion Exercise1, Present Simple Yes/Noquestion Exercise2, Present Simple Yes/Noquestion Exercise3, Present Simple Yes/Noquestion Exercise4, Present Simple Yes/No question with short answer, Present Simple Yes/No question with short answer Exercise2, Present Simple Yes/No question with short answer Exercise3, Present Simple Yes/No question dovs. does, Present Simple Yes/No question dovs. does Exercise2, Present Simple Wh-question Exercise1, Present Simple Wh-question Exercise2, Present Simple Wh-question Exercise3, Present Simple Wh-question Exercise4, Present Simple Wh-question Word order, Present Simple Wh-question Word order Exercise2, Present Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold, Present Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Present Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise3, Present Simple Positive have/has Exercise2, Present Simple Positive have/has Exercise3, Present Simple Negative have/has Exercise1, Present Simple Negative have/has Exercise2, Present Simple Positive Choosing the right form, Present Simple Positive and Negative Choosing the right form, Present Simple Mixed All verbs and tobe, Present Simple Put the words inthe correct order, Present Simple Put the words inthe correct order Exercise2, Present Simple Put the words inthe correct order Exercise3, Present Simple Put the words inthe correct order Exercise4, Present Simple Put the words inthe correct order Exercise5, Present Simple Put the words inthe correct order Exercise6, Present Simple Adverbs offrequency Exercise2, Present Simple Adverbs offrequency Exercise3, Present Simple Adverbs offrequency Exercise4, Ending -s inthe Present Simple Exercise1, Ending -s inthe Present Simple Exercise2, Ending -s inthe Present Simple Exercise3, Ending -s inthe Present Simple Exercise4, Ending -s inthe Present Simple Exercise5, Ending -s inthe Present Simple Exercise6, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Positive, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Positive Exercise2, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Positive Exercise3, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Positive Exercise4, Past Simple Changing the verb tobeinto the Past Simple, Past Simple with tobe (wasnt/werent) Negative, Past Simple with tobe (wasnt/werent) Negative Short forms, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Yes/Noquestions, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Wh-questions, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Wh-questions Put the words inthe correct order, Past Simple with tobe (was/were) Mixed, Past Simple Positive regular verbs Exercise1, Past Simple Positive regular verbs Exercise2, Past Simple Positive irregular verbs Exercise1, Past Simple Positive irregular verbs Exercise2, Past Simple Positive Make the sentence, Past Simple Positive Make the sentence Exercise2, Past Simple Negative regular and irregular verbs Exercise1, Past Simple Negative regular and irregular verbs Exercise2, Past Simple Negative regular and irregular verbs Exercise3, Past Simple Yes/Noquestion regular and irregular verbs Exercise1, Past Simple Yes/Noquestion regular and irregular verbs Exercise2, Past Simple Yes/Noquestion regular and irregular verbs Exercise3, Past Simple Wh-question regular and irregular verbs Exercise1, Past Simple Wh-question regular and irregular verbs Exercise2, Past Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold, Past Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Past Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise3, Past Simple Wh-questions Word order Exercise2, Past Simple Wh-questions Word order Exercise3, Past Simple Mixed All verbs and tobe (was/were), Past Simple Mixed Allverbs and tobe (was/were) Exercise2, Past Simple irregular verbs Exercise1, Past Simple irregular verbs Exercise2, Past Simple irregular verbs Exercise3, Ending -ed inthe Past Simple Exercise1, Ending -ed inthe Past Simple Exercise2, Ending -ed inthe Past Simple Exercise3, Ending -ed inthe Past Simple Exercise4, Future Simple will orwont Exercise2, Future Simple Yes/No and Wh-question Jumbled words, Future Simple Yes/No and Wh-question Jumbled words Exercise2, Future Simple Put the Wh-question to the word/phrase in bold, Future Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Future Simple Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise3, Future Simple Put the words inthe correct order, Am, is, are, was, were, will be Exercise1, going to-future Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold, going to-future Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, going to-future Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise3, going to-future Paraphrasing Short forms, going to-future Paraphrasing Positive, Present Continuous Positive Exercise2, Present Continuous Positive Say what you are doing, Present Continuous Positive Put the words inthe correct order Exercise1, Present Continuous for annoying habits Exercise1, Present Continuous for annoying habits Exercise2, Present Continuous for annoying habits Exercise3, Present Continuous Negative Short forms, Present Continuous Negative Short forms Exercise2, Present Continuous Negative Short forms Exercise3, Present Continuous Positive and Negative, Present Continuous Yes/No question Exercise2, Present Continuous Yes/No question Exercise3, Present Continuous Yes/No question Exercise4, Present Continuous Wh-question Exercise1, Present Continuous Wh-question Exercise2, Present Continuous Wh-question Exercise3, Present Continuous Put the Wh-question to the word/phrase in bold, Present Continuous Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Present Continuous Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise3, Present Continuous Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise4, Present Continuous for future arrangements Exercise1, Present Simple vs. It can be used as a revision w Board Game for practising the use of future tenses (present simple, going to, present continuous for the future). The continuous/progressive tenses are used for an event which is not complete, or is temporary or changing. There are 4 exercises: 1) positive sentences 2) negative sentences 3) jumbled sentences 4) short answers. Exercise Number: 4G4. Articles Students then complete gaps in a story by changing the verbs in brackets into their correct narrative forms. Next, students read six statements about the story and indicate whether they are true or false. In this narrative tenses worksheet, students read fairy tale stories and complete them with the correct narrative tense verb forms. In this narrative tenses worksheet, students work through a variety of grammar exercises in order to complete a story and practice narrative tenses. Introduction: Background statement where you set the context for your essay Issue(s) where you outline the specific issues that are relevant to your essay. I now (4) (have) a new job in a supermarket in the city centre.I go there every day at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and (5) (work) there till 10 o'clock in the evening. Present Continuous Exercise3, Ending -ing inthe Present Continuous Exercise1, Ending -ing inthe Present Continuous Exercise2, Ending -ing inthe Present Continuous Exercise3, Past Continuous Positive and Negative Exercise2, Past Continuous Wh-question Exercise1, Past Continuous Put the Wh-question to the word/phrase in bold, Past Continuous Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Past Simple vs. Past Continuous Exercise2, Past Simple and Past Continuous Exercise3, Future Continuous Positive Exercise2, Future Continuous Positive and Negative, Future Continuous Yes/No and Wh-question, Present Perfect Positive Make the sentence, Present Perfect Positive Make the sentence Exercise2, Present Perfect Positive Say what you have already done Exercise1, Present Perfect Positive Say what you have already done Exercise2, Present Perfect Positive Say what people have already done Exercise3, Present Perfect Positive Say what people have already done Exercise4, Present Perfect Positive Say what people have already done Exercise5, Present Perfect Positive and negative sentences, Present Perfect already, just, yet Exercise2, Present Perfect already, just, yet Exercise3, Present Perfect since/for Exercise2, Present Perfect for, since, just, yet, already, Present Perfect Time Markers Exercise2, Present Perfect Time Markers Exercise3, Present Perfect Yes/No question Exercise2, Present Perfect Yes/No questions with short answers, Present Perfect Wh-question Exercise1, Present Perfect Wh-question Exercise2, Present Perfect Put the Wh-question to the word/phrase in bold, Present Perfect Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Present Perfect Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise3, Present Perfect Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise4, Present Perfect Sentence formation Mixed, Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Exercise1, Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Exercise2, Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Exercise3, Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Exercise4, Past Participle ofirregular verbs Exercise1, Past Participle ofirregular verbs Exercise2, Past Participle ofirregular verbs Exercise3, Past Participle ofirregular verbs Exercise4, Past Participle ofirregular verbs Exercise5, Past Perfect Positive Situations Exercise2, Past Perfect Yes/No question Exercise2, Past Perfect Put the Wh-question to the word/phrase in bold, Past Perfect Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Present Perfect Continuous Positive Exercise1, Present Perfect Continuous Positive Exercise2, Present Perfect Continuous Positive Put the words inthe correct order, Present Perfect Continuous Build the sentence, Present Perfect Continuous How long Exercise2, Present Perfect Continuous Yes/Noquestion, Present Perfect Continuous Yes/No question Exercise2, Present Perfect Continuous Wh-question Exercise2, Present Perfect Simple and Continuous Exercise1, Present Perfect Simple and Continuous Exercise2, Past Perfect Continuous Positive Exercise2, Past Perfect Continuous Yes/Noquestion, Past Perfect Continuous Yes/No question Exercise2, Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous Exercise2, Future Perfect Continuous Yes/Noquestion, 12English Tenses Identifying the tense, 12English Tenses Gap filling Exercise1, 12English Tenses Gap filling Exercise2, 12English Tenses Gap filling Exercise3, 12English Tenses Gap filling Exercise4, 12English Tenses Gap filling Exercise5, 12English Tenses Gap filling Exercise6, Past Tenses Past Simple and Past Perfect Exercise1, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect Exercise1, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect Exercise2, Future forms (will, begoingto, Present Continuous) Exercise1, Future forms (will, begoingto, Present Continuous) Exercise2, Future forms (will, begoingto, Present Continuous) Exercise3, Future forms (will, begoingto, Present Continuous) Exercise4, Conditional sentences Type1 Positive, Conditional sentences Type1 Negative, Conditional sentences Type1 Positive and Negative, Conditional sentences Type1 Positive and Negative Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type1 Exercise with one gap, Conditional sentences Type2 Positive Exercise1, Conditional sentences Type2 Positive Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type2 Negative, Conditional sentences Type2 Positive and Negative, Conditional sentences Type 2 Exercise with two gaps, Conditional sentences Type 2 IfIwere you, Conditional sentences Type 2 IfIwere you Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type2 IfIwere you Exercise3, Conditional sentences Type1and Type2, Conditional sentences Type1and Type2 Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type3 Positive, Conditional sentences Type3 Negative, Conditional sentences Type3 Positive and Negative, Conditional sentences Type3 Exercise with two gaps, Conditional sentences Type3 Sentence formation, Conditional sentences Type3 Sentence formation Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type3 Sentence formation Exercise3, Paraphrase the sentences to form Conditional type2, Paraphrase the sentences toform Conditional type2 Exercise2, Paraphrase the sentences to form Conditional type3, Paraphrase the sentences toform Conditional type3 Exercise2, Paraphrase the sentences to form Conditional type2 or type3, Paraphrase the sentences toform Conditional type2or type3 Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type13 Exercise with one gap, Conditional sentences Type 13 Exercise2, Conditional sentences Type13 Exercise3, Conditional sentences Type13 Exercise4, Conditional sentences Type13 Exercise5, Conditional sentences Type13 Exercise6, If, Unless Multiple choice Exercise1, If, Unless Multiple choice Exercise2, Mixed Conditionals Gap filling Exercise1, Mixed Conditionals Gap filling Exercise2, Mixed Conditionals Sentence composition Exercise1, Mixed Conditionals Sentence composition Exercise2, wish + Past Simple orPast Perfect Exercise1, wish + Past Simple orPast Perfect Exercise2, wish + Past Simple orPast Perfect Exercise3, Finish the sentence inPresent Simple Passive, Finish the sentence inPast Simple Passive, Finish the sentence inFuture Simple Passive, Finish the sentence inPresent Continuous Passive, Finish the sentence inPast Continuous Passive, Finish the sentence inPresent Perfect Passive, Fill inthe blanks inPast Perfect Passive, Finish the sentence inPassive Mixed Exercise, Finish the sentence inPassive Mixed Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Present Simple, Rewrite the sentences using Present Simple Passive Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Present Simple Passive Exercise3, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Past Simple, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Past Simple Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Future Simple, Rewrite the sentences inFuture Simple Passive Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Present Continuous, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Present Continuous Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Past Continuous, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Present Perfect, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Present Perfect Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Present Perfect Exercise3, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Past Perfect, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise1, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise2, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise3, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise4, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise5, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise6, Rewrite the sentences using Passive voice Mixed tenses Exercise7, Present Simple Passive Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise1, Past Simple Passive Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise1, Future Simple Passive Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise1, Present Continuous Passive Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise1, Present Perfect Passive Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise1, Passive Voice Mixed Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise1, Passive Voice Mixed Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise2, Passive Voice Mixed Use the prompts tomake sentences Exercise3, Negation inPassive Short forms Mixed Exercise, Word order inPassive Positive Exercise1, Word order inPassive Question Exercise1, Word order inPassive Question Exercise2, Word order inPassive Question Exercise3, Questions inPassive Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold, Questions inPassive Put the Wh-question tothe word/phrase inbold Exercise2, Passive Voice Mixed Tenses Positive sentences, Passive Voice Mixed Tenses Positive sentences Exercise2, Passive Voice Mixed Tenses Positive sentences Exercise3, Passive Voice Mixed Tenses Positive sentences Exercise4, Passive Voice Mixed Tenses Positive sentences Exercise5, Passive Voice Mixed Tenses Positive and Negative sentences, Gerund orProgressive/Continuous Exercise2, Gerund or Infinitive after verbs Exercise1, Gerund or Infinitive after verbs Exercise2, Gerund, Infinitive, orboth after verbs Exercise1, Gerund, Infinitive, orboth after verbs Exercise2, Infinitive with tovs. Infinitive withoutto, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise1, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise2, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise3, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise4, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise5, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise6, Sentence transformation using the Gerund Exercise7, Sentence transformation using the Infinitive, Sentence transformation using the Infinitive Exercise2, Sentence transformation Gerund vs. Infinitive, Verbs that can befollowed byeither Gerund orInfinitive with to Exercise1, Verbs that can befollowed byeither Gerund orInfinitive with to Exercise2, Gerund, Infinitive with toorInfinitive without to Quiz, Gerund, Infinitive with toorInfinitive without to Exercise1, Gerund, Infinitive with toorInfinitive without to Exercise2, Structures after reporting verbs Exercise2, Gerund vs. Infinitive Verb list Exercise1, Gerund vs. Infinitive Verb list Exercise2, Gerund vs. Infinitive Verb list Exercise3, Reported statements mixed tenses Exercise1, Reported statements mixed tenses Exercise2, Reported statements mixed tenses Exercise3, Reported statements mixed tenses Exercise4, Reported statements mixed tenses Exercise5, Reported statements mixed tenses Exercise6, Reported Speech Present Simple Exercise1, Reported Speech Present Simple Exercise2, Reported Speech Past Simple Exercise1, Reported Speech Present Continuous Exercise1, Reported Speech Present Continuous Exercise2, Reported Speech Present Perfect Exercise1, Expressions ofTime and Place Conversion inReported speech, Reported speech Time and Place conversion insentences, Reported commands Mix Positive and Negative sentences, Reported commands Mix Positive and Negative sentences Exercise2, Reported (indirect) speech to Direct Speech Exercise1, Reported (indirect) speech to Direct Speech Exercise2, Reported (indirect) speech to Direct Speech Exercise3, can Sentence transformation (positive, negative, question), Separable and inseparable phrasal verbs Exercise1, Regular orirregular verbs Odd one out Exercise1, Regular orirregular verbs Odd one out Exercise2, Decide ifthe verb isregular orirregular Exercise1, Decide ifthe verb isregular orirregular Exercise2, There is/There are Positive sentence Exercise1, There is/There are Positive sentence Exercise2, There is/There are Positive sentence Exercise3, Isthere/Are there Yes/No question Exercise2, Is there/Are there Questions and Short answers, There is, There are + some, any Exercise1, There is, There are + some, any Exercise2, There is, There are + a, an, some, any Exercise1, There is, There are + a, an, some, any Exercise2, Sentence formation with There is/There are, Sentence formation with There is/There are Exercise2, There was/There were Positive, negative and question, There + is/are/was/were/hasbeen/havebeen/willbe, There + is/are/was/were/has been/have been/will be Exercise2, Personal and object pronouns Exercise2, Possessive determinervs. possessive pronoun, Possessive determinervs. possessive pronoun Exercise2, Reflexive pronouns (self-pronouns) Exercise1, Reflexive pronouns (self-pronouns) Exercise2, Reflexive pronouns (self-pronouns) Exercise3, Reflexive pronouns oreach other Exercise1, Reflexive pronouns oreach other Exercise2, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Exercise1, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Exercise2, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Exercise3, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Mix Exercise4, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Mix Exercise5, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Test, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Test2, Adjectives used incomparisons Sentence building Exercise1, Adjectives used incomparisons Sentence building Exercise2, Adjectives used incomparative orsuperlative form Exercise1, Adjectives used incomparative orsuperlative form Exercise2, Adjectives used incomparative orsuperlative form Exercise3, Adjectives used incomparative orsuperlative form Exercise4, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Positive, comparative, superlative, Adjectives Degrees ofcomparison Positive, comparative, superlative Exercise2, Comparison ofadjectives withas as/not as as, Comparison ofadjectives withas as/not as as Exercise2, as as Comparison ofAdjectives Exercise1, as as Comparison ofAdjectives Exercise2, Adjectives and Prepositions Gap filling Exercise1, Adjectives and Prepositions Gap filling Exercise2, Adjectives and Prepositions Multiple choice, Adjectives vs. Adverbs Gap filling Exercise1, Adjectives vs. Adverbs Gap filling Exercise2, Adjective and Adverb Two gaps Exercise1, Change into plural with exceptions Exercise4, Change into plural exceptions Exercise5, Change to plural Phrases with this/that, Change toplural Phrases with this/that Exercise2, Change toplural Phrases with this/that Exercise3, Change to plural Sentences with this/that Exercise1, Change to plural Sentences with this/that Exercise2, Change to plural Sentences with this/that Exercise3, Change to plural Sentences with this/that Exercise4, Change to plural Sentences with this/that Exercise5, Change to plural Sentences Exercise1, Change to plural Sentences Exercise2, Change to plural Sentences Exercise3, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise1, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise2, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise3, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise4, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise5, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise6, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise7, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise8, Countable and uncountable nouns Exercise9, a/an orsome with countable and uncountable nouns, some (somebody, something) positive and negative forms, Possessive s Paraphrasing Exercise1, Possessive s Paraphrasing Exercise2, Possessive s Paraphrasing Exercise3, Tag Questions Mixed Tenses Exercise1, Tag Questions Mixed Tenses Exercise2, Tag Questions Mixed Tenses Exercise3, Tag Questions Mixed Tenses Exercise4, Tag Questions Mixed Tenses Exercise5, Tag Questions + short answers Exercise1, Tag Questions + short answers Exercise2, Tag Questions Present Simple Exercise2, Tag Questions Present Perfect Exercise2, Relative clauses who, which, where Exercise1, Relative clauses who, which, where Exercise2, Relative clauses who, whose, which, where Exercise1, Relative clauses who, whose, which, where Exercise2, So, such, such a/an, somany, somuch Exercise1, Used to, Get usedto, Beused to Exercise2, Something, anything, nothing, everything Exercise1, Something, anything, nothing, everything Exercise2, Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, everywhere Exercise1, Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, everywhere Exercise2, Somebody, anybody, nobody, everybody Exercise1, Somebody, anybody, nobody, everybody Exercise2, must have, may/might have, cant have Exercise1, must have, might have, cant have, should have, must have, might have, cant have, should have Exercise2, toovs. enough Gap filling Exercise1, toovs. enough Gap filling Exercise2, too, too much, too many, enough Exercise1, too, too much, too many, enough Exercise2, too, too much, too many, enough Exercise3, too, too much, too many, enough Exercise4, have something done Mixed Tenses Exercise1, have something done Mixed Tenses Exercise2, have something done Rewrite toPassive Exercise1, have something done Rewrite toPassive Exercise2, Subject and Object Questions Multiple choice, Subject and Object Questions Jumbled words Exercise1, Subject and Object Questions Jumbled words Exercise2, Subject and Object Questions Sentence composition Exercise1, the the comparatives Multiple choice Exercise1, the the comparatives Multiple choice Exercise2, Had better orhad better not Exercise1, Would rather, would prefer Sentence transformation Exercise1, Would rather, would prefer Gap-filling Exercise1, Already, Just, Still, Yet Gap-filling Exercise1, Either or, Neither nor Exercise1, Either or, Neither nor Exercise2, Either or, Neither nor Exercise3, Another, other, others, the other, the others Exercise1, Another, other, others, the other, the others Exercise2.
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