Some extra grammar exercises

Question

I'd appreciate some extra grammar exercises dealing with different tenses, conjugation, telling the time, prepositions etc - typical drills (the answer key would be helpful, of course). They could go either with Paralee's lessons or with the topics in Spanish reference. What do you think?

Answer 1

I found some grammar exercises on this webpage. And I have to admit, that they aren't as easy as I expected So if you need some extra practice, check this out.

The drawback is that the site won't work if you open it using Mozillas browsers, so I had to switch to Internet Explorer.

Answer 2

1989, physics researcher Tim Berners-Lee envisioned the "World Wide Web" (although it was not named that way until 1991). The first thing he proposed was;
"The information-sharing system must be universally accessible to anyone connected to the computer network, regardless of computer platform"
It is a shame that some websites lock non-Windows users out.

• You're right; though I personally don't care (even if SpanishDict could only be opened with IE, I'd still use it), because I treat the browser as a tool. - Issabela Nov 8, 2009

Answer 3

Hi Izabela, why don't you have a look around, on the web you will find a lot of stuff. Anything you do we will proofread it for you.

Answer 4

Hi Issa,

The drawback is that the site won't work if you open it using Mozillas browsers, so I had to switch to Internet Explorer.

This site loads fine on my browser (Mozilla Firefox Version 3.5.5). It may be your settings

Answer 5

This site loads fine on my browser (Mozilla Firefox Version 3.5.5). It may be your settings

You are right about getting to the site, just that I cannot do any of the exercises. Not a big loss to me, there is plenty on this site that I have not mastered yet.

• The exercises seem to work just fine on my browser - Izanoni1 Nov 8, 2009
• I probably should use a newer verion of Firefox but I don't like the look and feel of the 3.x - Zoltán Nov 8, 2009

Answer 6

http://www.colby.edu/~bknelson/SLC/sequence.php