Grammar exercises
730 questions, every answer explained. Practise a mix or one topic at a time.
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- Five kinds of question
- Your mistakes come back
Areas
Level
Questions
One topic at a time
Verb tenses
- English verb tensesB1 · 12
- Present simpleA1 · 12
- Present simple vs present continuousA2 · 11
- Past simpleA1 · 12
- Past continuousA2 · 11
- Will vs going toA2 · 11
- Since vs forA2 · 11
- Present perfectA2 · 12
- Present perfect vs past simpleB1 · 12
- Present perfect continuousB1 · 12
- Past perfectB1 · 12
- Future perfect and future continuousB2 · 12
- Used to, would and be used toA2 · 12
Sentences & clauses
Verb patterns & moods
- ConditionalsB1 · 12
- First vs second conditionalB1 · 12
- Third conditionalB1 · 12
- Mixed conditionalsB2 · 12
- Wish, if only and the unreal pastB2 · 12
- Passive voiceB1 · 12
- Reported speechB1 · 12
- Gerund vs infinitiveB1 · 12
- Modal verbsB1 · 12
- Modals of deductionB2 · 12
- Must vs have toB1 · 12
- Causative: have something doneB2 · 12
Nouns, articles & agreement
Prepositions & linking
Punctuation
Questions
Are these grammar exercises free?
Yes. Every exercise is free and works without an account. Each question gives instant feedback with an explanation, and the AI tutor can also explain why your particular answer was wrong.
Why practise a mix rather than one topic?
In real writing nothing tells you which rule comes next. A mixed set makes you decide which rule each sentence needs, which is the skill an exam tests; one-topic sets are best right after a lesson.
What types of exercises are included?
Five: multiple choice, gaps to fill in the sentence, errors to find by tapping them, sentences to transform and sentences to build from word tiles. Each topic mixes all five.
Is my progress saved?
Your scores and the questions you missed are kept in this browser, so the review set and the grammar map remember you on this device.