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  <title>New test (TOP) from mariofrank: Degree adverbs/restaurant (**)</title> 
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  <description>Dear English learners!
This exercise is about adverbs of degree.
They are called adverbs of degree because they tell us how much, how strongly, or to what extent something happens or is true.
They usually modify adjectives, verbs, or other adverbs.
ExamplesIt's very cold. (very = a high degre...</description> 
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  <title>New test from missd: BE (present/past) (*)</title> 
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  <description>Complétez avec la bonne forme de BE au présent : I ______________________________ twelve years old. She ______________________________ from Scotland. We ______________________________ happy today. My friends ______________________________ at school. It ______________________________ cold outside...</description> 
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  <title>New test from bribri83: They fly (or maybe not) (*)</title> 
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  <description>Find the bird using the given clues.</description> 
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  <title>New test from bribri83: In the sea (**)</title> 
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  <description>Find these aquatic creatures using the given clues.Choisir parmi les propositions suivantes : | carp | eel | flying fish | goldfish | trout | jellyfish | shark | salmon | dolphin | whale</description> 
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  <title>New test from bribri83: Small creatures (**)</title> 
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  <description>10. The _____________________________ is a very unpleasant insect because it bites.1. The _____________________________ is tiny and works all the time.2. The _____________________________ eats your clothes in your closet.3. The _____________________________ collects nectar to make honey.4. The __...</description> 
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  <title>New test (TOP) from mariofrank: Adjective/adverb (*)</title> 
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  <description>Dear friends of the English language!
This lesson explains adjectives and adverbs: what they are, how to use them, and the main differences between them.
I) What are adjectives?
#10145;#65039; Adjectives describe nouns.
They tell us what a person, animal, place or thing is like.
Example:
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