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First Conditional – Free Exercise

WEBComplete the first conditional sentences. If Charlie (buy) a new TV, he (not/have) enough money to pay his rent. 1. if-clause: simple present|2. negative main clause: won’t + …

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Participles – Present, Past and Perfect

WEBA participle is an impersonal form of a verb that can be used as an adjective or to form compound tenses. There are two types of participles in English; present participles …

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Have/Get (Causatives) – Free Exercise

WEBExercises. Complete the sentences with the correct form of have someone do something. I (the doctor/check) my blood pressure at my last appointment. You should …

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Second Conditional – Free Exercise

WEBExercises. Complete the second conditional sentences. If he (have) more fans, he (play) at bigger venues. The flowers (grow) if you (water) them more. Jack (move) out if he (go) …

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Future Progressive Tense in English Grammar

WEBThe future progressive tense, also future continuous, expresses a continuing action that will be in progress at a future time. The future progressive tense in English grammar is …

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Future Progressive – Free Exercise

WEBComplete the sentences using the future progressive. They (dance/not) all night. We are late, he (wait/not) for us anymore. She (study/not) until midnight. I (prepare/not) …

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Tense Overview – Free Exercise

WEB1: past action → simple past |2: action took place before a certain time in the past → past perfect simple ( simple past also possible, a series of past events) But while I (do) the …

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Modal Verbs – Free Exercise

WEBFirst, in the exercise on the left, choose the correct modal verb in the present tense, in order to construct a text that makes sense. Then, replace the modal verb in the sentences on …

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Prepositions – Free Exercise

WEBExercises. Look at the picture above, and type the correct prepositions into the spaces. Ian lives a small house. a building → in. He has been living here 2005. how long (beginning …

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Subjunctive – Free Exercise

WEBthe force be with you! (Star Wars) Complete the sentences with the correct verb. (mandative subjunctive) He suggests that everybody an effort. We insist that more money invested …

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Articles in English Grammar

WEBArticles – a/an/the/no article A2. Articles – the/no article A2. Articles – The Tortoise and the Hare B1. Articles – Little Red Riding Hood A2. A1 Beginner A2 Elementary B1 …

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Personal Pronouns – Free Exercise

WEBSo he went to help (they) . they → them. Choose the correct personal pronoun. Decide if the sentence needs a subject pronoun or an object pronoun. Josh likes to play football, …

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Conjunctions – Free Exercise

WEBEither you behave yourself you will get detention. correlative conjunction expressing alternative → either … or. I am not as tall you. correlative conjunction expressing …

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Passive Voice – Free Exercise

WEBIt (clean/already) by someone else. Relax! From now on, I promise that everything (do) for you. When I came home, dinner (cook/not) yet. Rewrite the sentences in the passive …

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Question Tags – Free Exercise

WEBThe door has been locked, ? You speak English, ? He moved abroad, ? You were there, ? Write in the Question Tags. I don’t have to go there, ? We use the helping verb from the …

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Phrasal Verbs – Free Exercise

WEBmade out carried away turned down. . The bomb exploded. → The bomb. turned on went off got up. . Our friends are visiting us tonight. → Our friends are. calling back looking down …

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Simple Present or Present Progressive in English Grammar

WEBSimple present vs. present progressive. We use the simple present and the present progressive to talk about things that take place in the present. The simple present is …

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Gerund or Infinitive – English Verb Patterns

WEBIntroduction. Verb patterns in English grammar tell us whether to use the infinitive or the gerund after certain words. The infinitive is the basic form of the verb. Depending on the …

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