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This document contains a list of links to English language learning websites that provide quizzes, exercises and lessons about grammar topics such as dependent prepositions, nouns used with prepositions, and grammar exercises and tests. The websites allow users to practice and test their understanding of various English grammar rules and receive feedback on their responses.
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The document provides links to online exercises and games related to three topics for a Second Term Lab class: 1) Gerunds, with two links to exercises on forming gerunds and using them in infinitive form. 2) Agreement sentences, with two links to exercises using "so" and "neither" in sentences. 3) Second conditional, with two links, one to a game and one to exercises, about using second conditional sentences.
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