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English Grammar Exercises

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of English grammar exercises! Whether you’re an A2-level learner or more advanced, these interactive exercises will help you master essential grammar concepts like “there is/there are”, verb “to be”, pronouns, adjectives, and quantifiers.

Practice with our themed exercises about university life, daily activities, Harry Potter, and more. Each exercise is designed to help you understand grammar rules in context and improve your English skills.

There is / There are / It is / They are

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There is, there are: A complete guide

Master these structures in all their forms (affirmative, negative, and questions) while understanding how they differ from “it is” and “they are”.

A2 Level

Exercise 1: University Life

Choose the correct option and complete 10 sentences about life at university.

A2 Level

Exercise 2: Self-Study Strategies

Choose the correct option and complete 10 sentences about self-study strategies.

A2 Level

Exercise 3: Harry Potter

Complete 10 sentences about Harry Potter with the correct form.

A2 Level

Exercise 4: Harry Potter Drag & Drop

Drag and drop the words to form 10 pairs of sentences about Harry Potter.

A2 Level

Exercise 5: Error Correction

Spot and fix the errors in 10 sentences about Harry Potter.

A2 Level

Present Simple

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How to Use the Present Simple

A quick guide to the present simple in all its forms (affirmative, negative, and questions) with tons of practice exercises

A2 Level

Present Simple Affirmative & Negative Exercise 1

Put the verb in parentheses into the correct form (positive or negative).

A2 Level

Present Simple Affirmative & Negative Exercise 2

Put the verb in parentheses into the correct form (positive or negative).

A2 Level

Present Simple Affirmative & Negative Exercise 3

Put the verb in parentheses into the correct form (positive or negative).

A2 Level

Present Simple Questions Exercise 1

Make questions from the words given.

A2 Level

Present Simple Questions Exercise 2

Make questions from the words given.

A2 Level

Present Simple Questions Exercise 3

Make questions from the words given.

A2 Level

Present Continuous

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How to Use the Present Continuous

A quick guide to the present continuous in all its forms (affirmative, negative, and questions) with tons of practice exercises

A2 Level

Present Continuous Affirmative & Negative Exercise 1

Put the verb in parentheses into the correct form (positive or negative).

A2 Level

Present Continuous Affirmative & Negative Exercise 2

Put the verb in parentheses into the correct form (positive or negative).

A2 Level

Present Continuous Affirmative & Negative Exercise 3

Put the verb in parentheses into the correct form (positive or negative).

A2 Level

Present Continuous Questions Exercise 1

Make questions from the words given.

A2 Level

Present Continuous Questions Exercise 2

Make questions from the words given.

A2 Level

Present Continuous Questions Exercise 3

Make questions from the words given.

A2 Level

Present Continuous or Present Simple? Exercise 1

Complete the sentences with the correct tense (present continuous or present simple).

A2 Level

Future Plans: Present Continuous vs Simple Present

Complete the sentences with the correct tense (present continuous or present simple).

A2 Level

Future Plans Practice: Present Continuous Questions

Form complete questions using the word groups.

A2 Level

Past Simple

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Comprehensive Guide: Past Simple in English

Everything you need to master the past simple tense – from basics to advanced usage

A2 Level

Past Simple – Exercise 1

Practice past simple affirmative forms with an exciting jungle adventure story. Focus: regular and irregular verbs.

A2 Level

Past Simple – Exercise 2

Master past simple affirmative with a memorable concert narrative.

A2 Level

Past Simple – Exercise 3

Practice past simple affirmative forms with an exciting story of Rubik’s Cube.

A2 Level

Used To vs Would – Exercise 1

Choose the best option to complete sentences about past habits, routines, beliefs, conditions, and feelings.

A2-B1 Level

Will, Going to, and Present Continuous for Future

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Comprehensive Guide: Will, Going to, and Present Continuous for Future

A quick guide to will, going to, and present continuous for future in all their forms (affirmative, negative, and questions) with a drag-and-drop practice exercise

A2 Level

Going to for Future Plans – Exercise 1

Master the future form “going to” with this interactive exercise!

A2 Level

Miscellaneous Future Forms – Exercise 1

Practice using will, going to, present continuous, and present simple for future events.

A2 Level

Questions with Shall – Exercise 1 📘

Master the use of shall in English questions with this interactive exercise!

A2 Level

Mixed Tenses

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous – Exercise 1

Complete the gaps with the correct form of the present simple or the present continuous (10 sentences).

A2-B1 Level

Present Simple vs Present Continuous – Exercise 2

Complete the gaps with the correct form of the present simple or the present continuous (10 sentences).

A2-B1 Level

Past Simple vs Past Continuous – Exercise 1

Complete the gaps with the correct form of the past simple or the past continuous (10 sentences).

A2-B1 Level

Past Simple vs Past Continuous – Exercise 2

Complete the gaps with the correct form of the past simple or the past continuous (10 sentences).

A2-B1 Level

Pronouns

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Subject & Object Pronouns: Your Complete Guide

We’ll explain these important grammar concepts in simple terms with lots of examples. By the end, you’ll be using pronouns like a pro! Ready? Let’s dive in!

A2 Level

Subject & Object Pronouns Exercise 1

Choose the correct pronoun (20 sentences about university life).

A2 Level

Verb To Be

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The Verb “To Be”: Your Complete Guide

This guide will teach you all forms of “to be” with clear explanations, practical examples, and interactive exercises. Let’s begin! 🚀

A1 Level

Affirmative & Negative (University Life)

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb “to be” (20 sentences).

A1 Level

Affirmative & Negative (Daily Activities)

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb “to be” (20 sentences).

A1 Level

Affirmative & Negative (Food)

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb “to be” (20 sentences).

A1 Level

Questions (Simple Present)

Use the given words to make questions (10 exercises about describing people).

A1 Level

Questions (Present Simple & Continuous)

Use the given words to make questions (10 exercises about health).

A2 Level

Adjectives

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Adjective Order (Campus Activities)

Drag and drop the correct adjectives (10 sentences about things university students can do on campus).

A2 Level

Adjective Order (Study Habits)

Drag and drop the correct adjectives (10 sentences about study habits).

A2 Level

Comparatives and Superlatives – Exercise 1

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjective (20 sentences).

A2-B1 Level

Phrases & Clauses

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Exercise 1: Education

Choose whether the bold part is a phrase or a clause (10 sentences about education).

B1 Level

Exercise 2: Education

Choose whether the bold part is a phrase or a clause (10 sentences about education).

B1 Level

Exercise 3: American School System

Choose whether the bold part is a phrase or a clause (10 sentences).

B1 Level

Determiners

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Determiners: Your Complete Guide

By the end of this guide, you’ll be using determiners like a native speaker! 🎯 Let’s begin our exciting grammar adventure! 🚀

A2 Level

Possessive Determiners Exercise

Miscellaneous exercises (fill-in the blanks and drag-and-drop) about university life.

A2 Level

A/An, Some, Any, Much/Many

Master quantifiers with extreme weather terms.

A2 Level

Much, Many, More, Less, How Much/Many

Fill in the blanks with the correct quantifier.

A2 Level

Many or Much?

Decide whether the sentences are correct or incorrect.

A2 Level

A Few or A Little?

Replace “some” with “a few” or “a little”.

A2 Level

Incorrect Quantifiers

Identify quantifier errors in sentences.

A2 Level

A, Some, Any, No

Complete the conversation with a, some, any, or no.

A2 Level

Demonstratives

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This, That, These, Those

Complete a dialogue with this/that/these/those.

A1 Level

Prepositions of Time

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Prepositions of Time: In, At, On

This comprehensive guide will help you understand when to use in, at, and on correctly.

A2 Level

Prepositions of Time (In, At, On) Exercise 1

Practice using in, at, and on with this interactive typing exercise.

A2 Level