Improve your English with B1 short stories using the past perfect tense. Learn to order past events and understand cause-and-effect sequences clearly.
Practice be going to with six A2 stories about plans and predictions, reading questions, grammar exercises, and answers. Free printable PDF.
Practice will and won't with six original A2 stories, comprehension questions, focused grammar exercises, and a printable PDF workbook.
Practice reported speech with six B1 stories, questions, grammar exercises and answers. Read or listen, then download the free printable PDF workbook.
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