Revision and practice makes perfect, prepares you for real-life interactions and for assessment too. So the more the better!
You can decide, but I always suggest that you do a bit of revision and then you try to tackle an activity to see how well you can fare.
If things turn out to be a bit difficult, you can always check the answers, think a bit about why things are the way the answers tell you they are, and come to it another time.
With a bit of patience and a strategic routine for your study, you will see how you get much better fairly quickly.
Let’s see! If you need to practice our comparatives, click on COMPARATIVES.
If what you need is to practice the present continuous tense, click on PRESENT CONTINUOUS.
And if you think a translation is an option, click on TRANSLATION.
The most important thing is that, if you make mistakes, you do not take them too much at heart: they are signalling where you need to focus a little bit harder next time! So follow the cues…
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