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Grammar exercises that explain every answer
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Pick a topic below to practise it with interactive questions — multiple choice, gap fills, error spotting, transformations, and sentence building. Every answer is explained instantly. Not sure where to start? The grammar level test finds your weak topics in five minutes.
Verb tenses
- English verb tenses exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Present simple exercises12 questions · A1 · Beginner
- Present simple vs present continuous exercises11 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Past simple exercises12 questions · A1 · Beginner
- Past continuous exercises11 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Will vs going to exercises11 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Since vs for exercises11 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Present perfect exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Present perfect vs past simple exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Present perfect continuous exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Past perfect exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Future perfect and future continuous exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
- Used to, would and be used to exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
Sentences & clauses
- Sentence types: simple, compound and complex exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Complex sentences exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Relative clauses exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Who vs whom exercises10 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Run-on sentences and comma splices exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Sentence fragments exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Indirect questions exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Participle clauses exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
- Cleft sentences exercises12 questions · C1 · Advanced
- Inversion exercises12 questions · C1 · Advanced
- Parallel structure exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
Verb patterns & moods
- Conditionals exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- First vs second conditional exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Third conditional exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Mixed conditionals exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
- Wish, if only and the unreal past exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
- Passive voice exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Reported speech exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Gerund vs infinitive exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Modal verbs exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Modals of deduction exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
- Must vs have to exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Causative: have something done exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
Nouns, articles & agreement
- Articles: a, an and the exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
- A vs an exercises12 questions · A1 · Beginner
- Zero article: when not to use a, an or the exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Countable and uncountable nouns exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Subject-verb agreement exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Much vs many exercises10 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Few vs little exercises10 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Fewer vs less exercises10 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Some vs any exercises10 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Comparatives and superlatives exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
Prepositions & linking
- Prepositions of time: in, on, at exercises12 questions · A1 · Beginner
- Prepositions of place: in, on, at exercises12 questions · A1 · Beginner
- Common preposition mistakes: dependent prepositions exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Linking words: conjunctions and conjunctive adverbs exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
Punctuation
- Comma rules exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Comma before 'which' exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Semicolon vs colon exercises12 questions · B2 · Upper-intermediate
- Apostrophe rules exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Oxford comma exercises12 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Capitalization rules exercises12 questions · A2 · Elementary
Commonly confused words
- Affect vs Effect exercises8 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Its vs It's exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Your vs You're exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Their vs There vs They're exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Then vs Than exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
- To vs Too vs Two exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
- A lot vs Alot vs Allot exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
- Advice vs Advise exercises8 questions · B1 · Intermediate
- Loose vs Lose exercises8 questions · A2 · Elementary
Frequently asked questions
Are these grammar exercises free?
Yes — every exercise is free and playable without an account. Each question gives instant feedback with an explanation, and the AI tutor can additionally explain why your specific answer was wrong.
Do the exercises have answers and explanations?
Every question shows the correct answer immediately after you attempt it, plus a short explanation of the rule. Wrong answers never just turn red — they teach.
What types of exercises are included?
Five types: multiple choice, type-the-answer gap fills, error spotting (find the wrong part of a sentence), sentence transformation, and build-the-sentence word ordering. Each topic mixes all five.
Can I track my progress?
With a free account, every completed session feeds a spaced-repetition schedule: topics you struggle with come back sooner, mastered ones rest longer, and your dashboard shows streaks and mastery per topic.
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