They will also be asked to do the exercises of web-pages...

They will also be asked to do the exercises of web-pages...
 

IS this sentence correct?
They will also be asked to do the exercises of books in web-pages of books in accordance to their level.

I don't understand what it is trying to say. :thinking:

They will also be asked to do exercises from books on web-pages
in accordance with their (individual) levels?

I still don't know what the meaning is, even if that is grammatically correct. :thinking:

@Perikles: Some textbooks publish links in to webpages where students can find some extra features.
The sentence is as if some students were asked to do the textbook exercises, both on paper and in the respective webpages. :thinking:

Thanks, in which case it seems very badly expressed even if you can guess what it means. :thinking:

How would you express it in a better way ?

I don't understand it.

I can modify the phrase.

Also they'll ask as do the exercises of the books as web-pages of the books in accordance to their level.

I believe that there is more and less the idea of that you want to say.

Have a good day.