-ing or infinitive

2025-11-27T18:50:00.002+01:00

Grammar Exam

2025-11-27T17:45:00.008+01:00

Present Simple (stative verbs) / Present Continuous
Prepositions of time, place (location)
Adverbs of Frequency
quantifiers (a few, few, little, a little, many, much, a lot, a lot of, lots of)
past simple, past continuous
used to / would
tag questions
So am I / Neither do I
gerunds and infinitive

Grammar Exam

2025-11-26T18:50:00.018+01:00

Topics to study for the grammar exam.

Correct form of the verb BE (is, am, are)
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Adverbs of Frequency
has got / have got
short answers
Subject / object pronouns

The Promised Neverland Ends

2020-06-15T03:24:00.015+02:00

I like reading manga, and I can't really remember when I first started reading one. I normally watch animes and when I get to the latest episode, I just continue the series reading manga. However, there is one manga, whose anime I have never ever seen, called 'The Promised Neverland', written by Kaiu Shirai and illustrated by Posuka Demizu.

It was in early 2017 when I first came across it. I just finished reading another manga when I got bored and was looking for random ones to read. I was browsing and saw that The Promised Neverland had about 22 chapters already. I clicked it and read the first chapter. I was enjoying the story - characters being competitive, being loved by their carer and have a family to call their own even though they are orphans - until the twist in the story. I was shocked and excited and I don't know, I remember my hands shaking and just continued reading it. I couldn't stop reading it. The storyline was right up my alley. It is unputdownable.

The plot is very unique and different from the ones I used to read. It's about Emma, Ray, Norman, and the other children in the orphanage, or so I thought at first, who were raised well, trained, educated and loved, only to end up becoming food for the citizens in the world they were in. They learned that they are on a farm and are only raised as/to be cattle.

Although the manga is a bit brutal and violent and somewhat gory as it is in the dark fantasy, science fiction and thriller category, there are lessons to be picked up. This manga teaches you how to be resilient, persevere, work hard, trust yourself and your instincts, value friendship and family, and many more.

Fast forward to now, I can't believe the manga has reached its ending. It is bittersweet. I am emotional. It is 3a.m here and I cannot sleep. I think this is one of the best stories I have ever read. I don't think I have read anything like this. There is a live-action to be released sometime later this year. I hope it doesn't disappoint.

I recommend this book/manga especially to those who like science fiction and dark fantasy, and even those who want to read something new and different. This is a really good read and will sate your cravings for a good story.

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-ing or infinitive

Grammar Exam

Present Simple (stative verbs) / Present Continuous
Prepositions of time, place (location)
Adverbs of Frequency
quantifiers (a few, few, little, a little, many, much, a lot, a lot of, lots of)
past simple, past continuous
used to / would
tag questions
So am I / Neither do I
gerunds and infinitive

Grammar Exam

Topics to study for the grammar exam.

Correct form of the verb BE (is, am, are)
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Adverbs of Frequency
has got / have got
short answers
Subject / object pronouns

Exam Practice 2

Test Questions

Part 1 🔊

Part 2 🔊

Part 3 🔊

Part 4 🔊

Exam Practice 1

Test Questions

Part 1 🔊

Part 2 🔊

Part 3 🔊

Part 4 🔊

The Promised Neverland Ends

Pixelographic

-ing or infinitive

Grammar Exam

Present Simple (stative verbs) / Present ContinuousPrepositions of time, place (location)Adverbs of Frequencyquantifiers (a few, few, little, a little, many, much, a lot, a lot of, lots of)past simple, past continuousused to / wouldtag questionsSo am I / Neither do Igerunds and infinitive

Grammar Exam

Topics to study for the grammar exam.

Correct form of the verb BE (is, am, are)Present SimplePresent ContinuousAdverbs of Frequencyhas got / have gotshort answersSubject / object pronouns

Exam Practice 2

Part 4 🔊

Exam Practice 1

Part 4 🔊

The Promised Neverland Ends

Present Simple (stative verbs) / Present Continuous
Prepositions of time, place (location)
Adverbs of Frequency
quantifiers (a few, few, little, a little, many, much, a lot, a lot of, lots of)
past simple, past continuous
used to / would
tag questions
So am I / Neither do I
gerunds and infinitive

Correct form of the verb BE (is, am, are)
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Adverbs of Frequency
has got / have got
short answers
Subject / object pronouns