Hello again.
Here are some vocabulary exercises on SPORT.
http://englishgrammarsecrets.com/exercises/vocabulary/menu.php
I won’t write more as I am off to do some sport 🙂
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- First Conditional
- Zero Conditional
- prepositions plus -ing
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