SiteMap - English Grammar Exercises

‘s – is or has – Contracted forms – Exercise
1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 1
1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 2
1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 3
1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 4
a few, a little – in sentences– Exercise 3
a few, a little – Exercise 1
a few, a little – Exercise 2
a lot of, lots of
a/an, some or any – Exercise 1
About Us
Active and Passive Tense Forms
Active or Passive in English – Exercise 1
Active or Passive in English – Exercise 2
Active or Passive in English – Exercise 3
Active Sentences with Two Objects made Passive
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 1
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 2
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 3
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 4
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 5
Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 6
Adjective or Adverb – LY ending Exercise 1
Adjective or Adverb – LY ending Exercise 2
Adjective or Adverb 2
Adjective or adverb in English – Exercise
Adjectives
Adjectives
Adjectives
Adjectives and Adverbs Compared
Adjectives Comparative and Superlative – Exercise 2
Adjectives Comparative and Superlative – Exercise 1
Adjectives Exercise 1
Adverbs
Adverbs
Adverbs
Adverbs and adjectives that are the same
Adverbs of Degree
Adverbs of Frequency
Adverbs of frequency – Exercise 1
Adverbs of frequency – Exercise 2
Adverbs of Manner
Adverbs of Place
Adverbs of Time
Adverbs that are not formed from Adjectives
All Tenses
Articles
Articles
at, in, on – Mixed Prepositions types – Exercise
at, in, on – Mixed Prepositions types – Exercise 2
at, in, on – Mixed Prepositions types – Exercise 3
at, in, on – Prepositions in expressions of time – Exercise 2
at, in, on – Prepositions in expressions of time – Exercise 3
at, in, on – Prepositions of time – Exercise
At, On, In, To – Preposition Types – Exercise 1
At, On, In, To – Preposition Types – Exercise 2
Backshift of tenses in Reported speech – Exercise 1
be in English – auxiliary and main verb
Be, Do and Have in the Past Perfect Continuous
Be, Do and Have in the present perfect
be, do, have and irregular verbs in the Past Simple
be, do, have and modal verbs in the Present Simple
Be, do, have in the Past Perfect Simple
Can & Could
Can, Cannot, Can’t
Change of Tense, Change of Meaning
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
Comparison of adjectives with -er and -est – Exercise 1
Comparison of Adjectives with -er and -est – Exercise 2
Comparison of Adjectives – Exercise 1
Comparison of Adjectives – Exercise 2
Comparison of Adjectives with as…as – Exercise 1
Conditional Continuous
Conditional Perfect Continuous
Conditional Perfect Simple
Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentences – A Summary
Conditional Sentences All Types – Exercise 5
Conditional Simple
Conjunctions
Conjunctions
Conjunctions and connecting words of time in sentences – Exercise
Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 1
Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 2
Conjunctions, connecting words and fillers in English sentences
Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 3
Contact clauses – no relative pronouns
Contact Page
Contracted forms and long forms – Exercise 1
Contracted forms – Exercise 1
Contracted forms – Exercise 2
Conversion of time phrases in Reported speech – Exercise 1
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 1
Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 2
Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 3
Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 4
Demo 3
Demo Page 1
Demo Page 2
Diagram of Present Perfect Continuous
Diagram of the Past Continuous
Diagram of the Past Perfect Continuous
Diagram of the Past Perfect Simple
Diagram of the Past Simple
Diagram of the Present Continuous
Diagram of the Present Perfect Simple
Diagram of the Present Simple
Diagram of Will Future and Going to Future
do and dynamic verbs in the Present Perfect Continuous
Do and Have as Main Verbs in the Past Continuous
do and have in the present continuous
Do in English – Auxiliary and Main Verb
don’t have to, doesn’t have to – Exercise
each or every – Exercise
each, every
EFL Sites
Ending -ing in English – Exercise 1
Ending -ing in English – Exercise 2
Ending -ing in English – Exercise 3
English Grammar Exercises
English Grammar Explanations
English Tenses – Grammatical Terms
English Tenses in a Table
English tenses in affirmative sentences – Exercise 1
English tenses in affirmative sentences – Exercise 2
English tenses in negative sentences – Exercise 1
English tenses in negative sentences – Exercise 2
Expressions of place and time in sentences – Word order
few or little – Exercise
Find the Correct Tense – Exercise 1
Find the Correct Tense – Exercise 2
Find the Correct Tense – Exercise 3
First & Second Conditional Sentences – Statements – Exercise 1
First & Second Conditional Sentences – Exercise 1
First & Second Conditional Sentences – Exercise 2
First Conditional Sentences
First Conditional Sentences – statements & negatives – Exercise 1
First Conditional Sentences – statements & negatives – Exercise 2
First Conditional Sentences – statements – Exercise 1
Form of the going to – future
Form of the Past Continuous
Form of the Past Perfect Continuous
Form of the Past Perfect Simple
Form of the Past Simple
Form of the Present Continuous
Form of the Present Perfect Continuous
Form of the Present Perfect Simple
Form of the Present Simple
Form of the Will-Future
Forming Adverbs from Adjectives
Forming Passive sentences – Exercise 1
Forming Passive sentences – Past Simple – Exercise 2
Forming Passive sentences – Present Simple – Exercise 3
Forming Questions in the Present Simple
Forms of Irregular Verbs – Exercise 1
Future Continuous
Future Continuous – Statements – Exercise
Future Perfect Continuous
Future Perfect Simple
Future Perfect – Negations – Exercise
Future Perfect – Questions – Exercise
Future Perfect – Statements – Exercise
Future Perfect – Mixed Exercise 1
Future Perfect – Mixed Exercise 2
Future Perfect – Mixed Exercise 3
Future Tenses in English Contrasted
Future Tenses in English – Exercise 1
Future Tenses in English – Exercise 2
Future Tenses in English – Exercise 3
Gender Nouns
Gerund after prepositions – Exercise 1
Gerund after prepositions – Exercise 2
Gerund and Infinitive – no difference in meaning
Gerund and infinitive – different meaning
Gerund or Continuous Form
Gerund or Continuous – Exercise 1
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 1
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 10
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 11
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 12
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 2
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 3
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 4
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 5
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 6
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 7
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 8
Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 9
Gerunds after Prepositions
Gerunds and Infinitives
Gerunds and Infinitives
Gerunds in English Grammar
Gerund as subject or object – Exercise 1
Going to Future
going to-future – Statements – Exercise
Grammar Exercises
Grammar Explanations
Group Nouns both Singular and Plural
Have as an auxiliary verb or main verb – Exercise
have got or has got
have got or has got in questions – Exercise
have got or has got – Exercise
Have in English Auxiliary and Main Verb
Have or Have Got
Have To or Has To – Exercise
have to, has to, had to
haven’t got or hasn’t got – Exercise
have in English – auxiliary and main verb
Home
how much or how many – Exercise
How to Form Adjectives
How to Make Plurals of Nouns
How to Use Participles
How to Use The Possessive ‘S Correctly
Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 1
Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 2
Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 3
If I were you or If I was you
Imperative in English
Infinitive or Gerund after verbs – Exercise 1
Infinitive with to
Infinitive without to
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 1
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 3
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 4
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 5
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 6
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 7
Irregular Verbs – Exercise 8
Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 1
Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 2
Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 3
Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 4
Irregular Verbs by Type
Irregular Verbs in the Past Simple – Exercise 1
Irregular Verbs in the Past Simple – Exercise 2
Irregular Verbs in the Past Simple – Exercise 3
Irregular Verbs in the Past Simple – Exercise 4
Irregular Verbs in the Past Simple – Exercise 5
Irregular verbs – Exercise 2
Is there/Are there – Questions and Answers
Is there/Are there – Questions – Exercise
Left Menu 2
Left Menu 3
Left sub 2
Log In
Long form and short form of auxiliaries
May & Might
Mixed Conditional Sentences
Modal Auxiliary Verbs a Summary
Modal Verbs
Modal Verbs of Obligation and Necessity
Modal Verbs of Probability
Modals Verbs of Ability
Modals, Modal Auxiliaries
Modals, Modal Auxiliaries
much or many in questions and negations – Exercise
much or many in questions – Exercise
much, many – a little, a few
Much or Many – Exercise 1
Much or Many – Exercise 2
Multiple Choice test 1
Multiple Drop Downs
Multiple Fill in the blanks
Multiple Fill in the Blanks
Must
Negation of Questions in English – Exercise 1
Negations in English – Exercise 2
Negations in Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise
Negations in the going to-future – Exercise
Negations in the Past Continuous – Exercise 1
Negations in the Past Continuous – Exercise 2
Negations in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
Negations in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
Negations in the will-future – Exercise
Nouns
Nouns
Nouns or verbs? – Exercise 2
Nouns or verbs? Ending -s- Exercise 1
one/ones – English – Exercise 1
one/ones – English – Exercise 2
Ought to & Should
Participle Adjectives
Participle constructions in sentences – Exercise
Participles
Participles
Participles – Phrases – Exercise
Participles, Participle constructions
Passive Voice
Passive Voice
Passive – Sentences in the Past Simple – Exercise 4
Passive – Sentences in the Present Simple – Exercise 5
Passive – Sentences Mixed – Exercise 6
Past Continuous
Past Continuous – Statements – Exercise 1
Past Continuous – Statements & Negatives – Exercise 1
Past Continuous – Statements – Exercise 2
Past Participle – Exercise
Past Perfect and Past Simple Contrasted
Past Perfect Continuous
Past Perfect Simple
Past Perfect – Mixed Exercise
Past Perfect – Negations – Exercise
Past Perfect – Sentences – Exercise
Past Simple
Past Simple and Past Continuous Contrasted
Past Simple and Past Perfect – Statements – Exercise
Past Simple or Past Continuous – Exercise 1
Past Simple or Past Continuous – Exercise 2
Past Simple or Past Perfect – Exercise 1
Past Simple or Past Perfect – Exercise 2
Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 1
Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 2
Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 3
Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 4
Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 5
Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 6
Past Simple to Past Continuous – Exercise
Past Simple to Present Simple – Exercise 1
Past Simple to Present Simple – Exercise 2
Past Simple to Present Simple – Negation – Exercise
Past Simple to Present Simple – Questions – Exercise
Past Simple – ending -ed – Exercise 1
Past Simple – ending -ed – Exercise 2
Past Simple – ending -ed – Exercise 3
Past Simple – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 1
Past Simple – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 2
Past Simple – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 3
Past Tenses in English Contrasted
Personal Pronouns
Personal pronouns – Exercise 1
Personal pronouns – Exercise 2
Personal pronouns – Exercise 3
Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 1
Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 2
Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 3
Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 4
Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 5
Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs – Differences & Similiarities
Phrasal Verbs Examples A-G
Phrasal Verbs Examples H – O
Phrasal Verbs Examples P-Z
Phrasal Verbs in English – A Summary
Phrasal Verbs Select Preposition – Exercise 2
Phrasal Verbs Select Preposition 1
Phrasal Verbs with Definitions
Phrasal verbs with the verb Come – Exercise
Phrasal verbs with the verb Get – Exercise
Phrasal verbs with the verb look – Exercise
Phrasal verbs with the verb Take – Exercise
Plural Nouns
Plurals of Foreign Nouns
Position of Adverbs – Exercise 1
Position of Adverbs in a Sentence
Position of Adverbs of Frequency – Exercise 1
Position of Adverbs of Frequency – Exercise 2
Positive statements in the Past Simple – Mixed Verbs – Exercise 2
Positive statements in the Past Simple – Regular verbs – Exercise 1
Positive statements in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
Positive statements in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
Possessive apostrophe -‘s – Exercise 1
Possessive apostrophe -‘s – Exercise 2
Possessive apostrophe -‘s – Exercise 3
Possessive Apostrophe -‘s or of-phrase – Exercise
Possessive Apostrophe S or of-phrase
Possessive determiners and Possessive pronouns in English
Possessive determiners in English – Exercise 1
Possessive determiners – Exercise 2
Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 1
Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 2
Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 3
Prepositions
Prepositions
Prepositions and Adjectives
Prepositions and Nouns
Prepositions and Verbs
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 1
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 10
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 3
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 4
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 5
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 6
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 7
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 8
Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 9
Prepositions Mixed Exercise 2
Prepositions of Place and Direction
Prepositions of Time
Present Continuous
Present Continuous to Present Simple – Exercise 1
Present Continuous to Present Simple – Exercise 2
Present Continuous to Present Simple – Negations – Exercise
Present Continuous to Present Simple – Questions – Exercise
Present Continuous – am, are, is – Exercise 1
Present Continuous – am, are, is – Exercise 2
Present Continuous – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 1
Present Continuous – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 2
Present Continuous – Negations – Short forms – Exercise 1
Present Continuous – Negations – Short forms – Exercise 2
Present Continuous – Statements – Long forms – Exercise 1
Present Continuous – Statements – Long forms – Exercise 2
Present Continuous – Statements – Short forms – Exercise 1
Present Continuous – Statements – Short forms – Exercise 2
Present Participle – Exercise
Present Perfect – Sentences – Exercise 1
Present Perfect – Sentences – Exercise 2
Present Perfect and Past Simple Contrasted
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous – Statements – Exercise
Present Perfect Sentences with just, already and yet
Present Perfect Simple
Present Perfect Simple and Continuous Contrasted
Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise
Present Perfect – Negation of sentences – Exercise 1
Present Perfect – Negation of sentences – Exercise 2
Present Simple
Present Simple and Present Continuous Contrasted
Present Simple Negations – Long Forms – Exercise 1
Present Simple Negations – Long Forms – Exercise 2
Present Simple Negations– Contracted forms – Exercise 1
Present Simple Negations– Contracted forms – Exercise 2
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 1
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 2
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 3
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 4
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 5
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 6
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 7
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 8
Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 9
Present Simple to Past Simple – Exercise 1
Present Simple to Past Simple – Exercise 2
Present Simple to Past Simple – Negations – Exercise 1
Present Simple to Past Simple – Negations -Exercise 2
Present Simple to Past Simple – Questions – Exercise 2
Present Simple to Past Simple – Questions -Exercise 1
Present Simple to Present Continuous – Exercise 2
Present Simple to Present Continuous – Negations – Exercise
Present Simple to Present Continuous – Questions – Exercise
Present Simple to Present Continuous – Exercise 1
Present Simple – 3rd person -s – Exercise 1
Present Simple – 3rd person -s – Exercise 2
Present Tense – Simple or Continuous 1
Present Tenses in English Contrasted
Present to Present Perfect – Exercise
Privacy Policy
Pronouns
Pronouns
Pronunciation of -ed in the Past Simple
Proper Nouns
Punctuation, Commas in English
Quantifiers
Quantifiers
Question Tags in English
Question tags – Exercise 1
Question tags – Exercise 2
Question tags – Exercise 3
Question Words in English
Question words in English – Exercise 1
Question words in English – Exercise 2
Questions
Questions
Questions in English in different tenses – Exercise 1
Questions in English in different tenses – Exercise 2
Questions in the Going To – Future
Questions in the going to-future – Exercise 1
Questions in the going to-future – Exercise 2
Questions in the Passive
Questions in the Past Continuous
Questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 1
Questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 2
Questions in the Past Perfect Continuous
Questions in the Past Perfect Simple
Questions in the Past Perfect – Exercise
Questions in the Past Simple
Questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 1
Questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 2
Questions in the Present Continuous
Questions in the Present Continuous – Exercise 1
Questions in the Present Continuous – Exercise 2
Questions in the Present Perfect Continuous
Questions in the Present Perfect Simple
Questions in the Present Perfect – Exercise 1
Questions in the Present Perfect – Exercise 2
Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 3
Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 4
Questions in the Will-Future
Questions in the will-future – Exercise 1
Questions in the will-future – Exercise 2
Questions with can
Questions with do or does – Exercise 1
Questions with have and have got
Questions with question words and the verb be
Questions with do or does – Exercise 2
Questions with do or does – Exercise 3
Questions with do or does – Exercise 4
Reflexive pronoun – yes or no? – Exercise 1
Reflexive Pronouns
Reflexive pronouns – Exercise 1
Regular or irregular verbs – Exercise 1
Regular or irregular verbs – Exercise 2
Relative Clauses
Relative Clauses
Relative Clauses – Exercise 1
Relative clauses – Defining and non-defining – that, which
Relative Clauses – Exercise 2
Relative Pronouns
Relative pronouns – who, which, whose ? – Exercise 2
Relative pronouns – who, which, whose or no pronouns? – Exercise 1
Reported Commands and Requests in English
Reported commands – affirmative sentences – Exercise 1
Reported commands, negations – Exercise 2
Reported Questions in English
Reported questions – Exercise 1
Reported questions with expressions of time – Exercise 2
Reported Speech
Reported Speech
Reported Speech – A Summary
Reported Speech – mixed English tenses – Exercise 1
Reported speech – simple statements – Exercise 1
Reported speech – statements with expressions of time – Exercise 2
Reported Statements in English
Second Conditional Sentences
Second Conditional Sentences – Exercise 1
Second Conditional Sentences – statements & negatives – Exercise 1
Second Conditional Sentences – statements & negatives – Exercise 2
self or each other – Exercise 1
self or each other – Exercise 2
self or each other – Exercise 3
Sentences
Sentences and questions in the going to-future – Exercise 1
Sentences and questions in the going to-future – Exercise 2
Sentences and questions in the going to-future – Exercise 3
Sentences and questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 1
Sentences and questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 2
Sentences and questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 1
Sentences and questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 2
Sentences and Questions in the Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise 1
Sentences and Questions in the Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise 2
Sentences and questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
Sentences and questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
Sentences and questions in the will-future – Exercise 1
Sentences and questions in the will-future – Exercise 2
Sentences in the Present Perfect with already and yet – Exercise
Sentences in the Present Perfect with Since and For – Exercise 1
Sentences in the Present Perfect with Since and For – Exercise 2
Sentences in the Present Perfect with Since and For – Exercise 3
Sentences in the Present Perfect with Since and For – Exercise 4
Sentences, word order
Short Answers in English
Short answers in English – Mixed Exercise 1
Short answers in English – Mixed Exercise 2
Short answers to questions with have got – Exercise
Short answers to questions with have – Exercise
Short answers with am, are, is – Exercise 1
Short answers with am, are, is – Exercise 2
Short answers with be, can, have got – Exercise
Short forms and long forms in the going to future
Short forms and long forms in the Past Continuous
Short forms and long forms in the past perfect continuous
Short forms and Long forms in the Past Perfect Simple
Short forms and long forms in the Past Simple
Short forms and long forms in the Present Continuous
Short forms and long forms in the Present Perfect Continuous
Short forms and long forms in the Present Perfect Simple
Short forms and long forms in the Present Simple
Short forms and long forms in the Will future
Signal Words and English Tenses
Signal words for Past Continuous
Signal words for the Going to-future
Signal words for the Past Perfect Continuous
Signal words for the Past Perfect Simple
Signal words for the Past Simple
Signal words for the Past Simple – Exercise
Signal words for the Present Continuous
Signal words for the Present Continuous – Exercise
Signal words for the Present Perfect Continuous
Signal words for the Present Perfect Simple
Signal Words for the Present Simple
Signal words for the Present Simple – Exercise 1
Signal words for the will-future
Singular Nouns
Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 1
Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 2
Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 3
Singular or plural in English – Exercise 1
Singular or plural in English – Exercise 2
SiteMap
Some and Any
some or any in sentences and questions – Exercise 2
some or any – Exercise
some, any in sentences and questions – Exercise 1
Some, Any, Something, Anything – Exercise 1
Some, Any, Something, Anything – Exercise 2
something, anything
something, anything, someone, anyone, somewhere, anywhere – Exercise
some or any – Exercise 2
Spelling of Verbs in the Past Continuous
Spelling of verbs in the Past Perfect Continuous
Spelling of verbs in the Past Perfect Simple
Spelling of Verbs in the Past Simple
Spelling of verbs in the Present Continuous
Spelling of verbs in the Present Perfect Continuous
Spelling of Verbs in the Present Perfect Simple
Spelling of words in the Present Simple
State verbs and Dynamic verbs in English
Subject Object Questions in English
Substituting Nouns with One/Ones
Table of Irregular Verbs in English
Tense System
Tenses
Tenses
The Agent in Passive Sentences
The articles a/an and the in English – Exercise 1
The definite article – THE
The definite article the – Exercise 1
The definite article the – Exercise 2
The definite article the – Exercise 3
The forms of have (have, has, had) – Exercise
The forms of be (am, are, is) in English – Exercise 1
The forms of be (am, are, is) in English – Exercise 2
The forms of be (was not, were not) in English – Exercise 4
The forms of be (was, were) in English – Exercise 3
The imperative in English – Exercise 2
The imperative in English – Exercise 1
The indefinite article – a, an
The indefinite article a/an or some – Exercise 1
The indefinite article a/an – Exercise 1
The indefinite article a/an – Exercise 2
The indefinite article a/an – Exercise 3
The Most Common Tenses in English
The Passive Tense Explained
The plural of nouns in English – Exercise 1
The plural of nouns in English – Irregular Forms – Exercise 3
The plural of nouns in English – Irregular Forms – Exercise 4
The plural of nouns in English – Irregular Forms – Exercise 5
The plural of nouns in English – Spelling – Exercise 2
The verb be as a main verb in the Present Simple and the Past Simple
The verb do (do, don’t, does, doesn’t) – Exercise 1
The verb do (do, don’t, does, doesn’t) – Exercise 2
The verb do (do, don’t, does, doesn’t, did, didn’t, done) – Exercise 3
There is /There are – Sentences and questions – Exercise
There is or There are – Exercise
there is – there are
There is/There are – Questions and Sentences – Exercise
There’s or It’s – Exercise
Third Conditional Sentences
This and that – these and those
this or these – Exercise 1
this or these – singular or plural – Exercise 2
Types of Participles in English Grammar
Uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 1
Use of the definite article the in English
Various
Various Tenses in English, Statements – Exercise 1
Various Tenses in English, Statements – Exercise 2
Verbs
Verbs
Verbs easily confused in English
Verbs not used in the Passive
Verbs with two objects – Word Order
What are Modal Auxiliaries?
what or which – Which question word is correct?
When or If
who or whose – Exercise
Will & would
Will Future
will-future or going to-future – Exercise 1
will-future or going to-future – Exercise 2
will-future – Statements – Exercise
Word Order in English Questions
Word order in English sentences – Summary
Yes/No questions and short answers with the verb be
Zero Conditional Sentences

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