DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAKE, LET, HAVE SOMEONE DO SOMETHING AND GET SOMEONE TO DO SOMETHING

These verbs seem so similar that they may be confusing, read the explanation

and do the exercise to understand the differences.

INTERESTING REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES FOR ADVANCED

Reporting verbs with gerund and infinitive:
Theory part 1 and
Exercises part 1

Theory part 2 and
Exercises part 2

Theory part 3 and 
Exercises part 3

Verbs that can be followed by gerund and infinitive:
Theory part 4
Exercises

Dates

Ask and Tell

General revision 1

General revision 2

Difficulties

ALTERNATIVE WORDS TO IF FOR CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

"As long as, provided, providing, on condition" and other words such as "otherwise, only if, unless or supposing, whether or not", can be used instead of "if", why don't you do the following exercises to get more practice?

Exercise 1

Exercise 2