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English Grammar Lessons
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Intransitive phrasal verbs exercise
Adjective or adverb exercise
Words ending in -man
Using want
Using want
Inversion
Different kinds of phrasal verbs
Get and go exercise
Words confused
The least and the fewest
Prepositional phrases exercise
Subject – verb agreement
The need for auxiliary verbs
Get with infinitives and –ing forms
Learn English Writing
Verbs with two objects
Summarizing
Be and have
Sentence correction exercise
How to write a short story
Essay writing: why you must strive for variety and coherence
Essays: history and definition
Note on reflexive pronouns
Special tense use with if
Passive voice exercise
Sentence patterns using question word clauses
Possessive pronouns exercise
Personal pronouns exercise
Present perfect tense exercise
Time expressions with simple present tense
Sentence synthesis exercise
Find the mistake – prepositions
Countable and uncountable nouns exercise
Countable and uncountable nouns exercise
Some prepositional phrases Compound and complex sentence exercise
Passive voice exercise
Passives: verbs with object + infinitive
Find the mistake – perfect tenses
Sentence correction: adverbs of frequency
Infinitive with its own subject
Possessives exercise
· 24/02/12: Sentence agreement exercise
· 23/02/12: Rewrite sentences as directed
Special structures with be
For, since, in and from: grammar exercise
Vocabulary exercise
For, to and so (that) exercise
In spite of, despite and because of
Too and enough exercise
Verb + prepositions exercise
Verb + adverb particle exercise
Using like
Have to and have got to
Have and have got
Hear and listen to exercise
Verbs of perception
Fronting: rules for the inversion of adverbs
Prepositions exercise
All / any / none + the + comparative
If clauses: special points to note
Comparatives exercise
Adverbs of time exercise
Of with determiners
Punctuation exercise
Verb patterns with present perfect tense
Verb patterns: subject + verb + object + object complement
Indirect speech exercise
Sentence synthesis exercise
Difference between simple and continuous tense forms
Match up (adverbs of time)
Find the mistakes
Some, any or a/an
Verbs followed by -ing forms – part II
Verbs followed by -ing forms – part I
Simple present or present continuous
All and every exercise
Inversion after negative words
Using every
That-clauses
Good and well exercise
Adverbs grammar exercise
Used to exercise
They, them, their, theirs exercise
Gerunds after prepositions
Sentence connectors showing cause and effect
Sentence connectors showing contrast
Sentence connectors showing addition
Sentence pattern – part II
Sentence patterns – part I
Verb forms exercise
Sentence correction exercise
Adjectives used only in attributive position
Modification of nouns
Relative pronouns exercise
Possessive pronouns and adjectives
End position adverbs
Grammar structures with need
Gerunds or infinitives exercise
Infinitive or -ing form?
Prepositions exercise
Position of adverbs of time and frequency
Match the following
If clauses exercise (match the following)
Ordinary tense use in if-clauses
Using know
Three ways of expressing the same idea
Sentence correction
Indirect speech exercise
Sentence transformation exercise
Some adverb phrases in common use
Clauses exercise
Demonstrative and indefinite pronouns exercise
Special uses of would, could and might
Idioms and phrasal verbs exercise
Uses of comma in a simple sentence
How to report commands and requests
How to join two sentences by using an infinitive
Inseparable phrasal verbs
Separable phrasal verbs
Sentence completion exercise
Sentence transformation exercise
Sentence transformation exercise
Identify the noun clause
A lot of, lots of and a lot
Common mistakes in the use of articles
Shall and will exercise
The need for auxiliary verbs
Changing imperative into interrogative
Common word combinations exercise
Verb + object + complement
Difference between present continuous and be going to
When do we use present tenses to talk about the future?
Sentence synthesis
ing’ forms used like nouns
Sentence synthesis exercise
Sentence conversion exercise
Proper placement of clauses and phrases
Sentence transformation exercise
Mistakes with verbs
Why and why not
May / might + have + past participle
Participles exercise
Plural uncountable nouns
Sentence correction
The…the… with comparative adjectives
Special uses of some adverbs
Analysis of complex sentence
Adverb clauses of comparison
Unclear sentences
Conjunctions exercise
Miscellaneous grammar mistakes
Grammar terms: simple sentence, singular, split infinitive
Grammar terms: Sentence Adverb and sequence of tenses
Negatives exercise
Adjectives exercise
Auxiliary verbs exercise
Introductory it exercise
Infinitives exercise
Plural nouns with singular verbs
Adverbs exercise
Adding contradictory remarks
Conditional clauses exercise
Subordinate clause
Using next and nearest
Using Colon
Formation of questions exercise
Sentence Completion Exercise
Verbs Exercise For Kids
Questions Worksheet
This and that worksheet
How to summarize a given passage
Transforming negative sentences into the affirmative
Rewrite with nouns
Prepositions exercise
Phrasal verbs exercise
Verbs followed by infinitives without to
Linking words exercise
Paragraph writing tips
Direct and Indirect Speech Exercise
Adjective clause
Grammatical terms
Grammar terms beginning with P
Adverb clause
Uses of that
Grammar terms beginning with letter N
Grammar terms with M
Grammar terms beginning with letter L
Grammar terms beginning with letter F
Grammar terms beginning with letters D and E
Grammar terms beginning with Letter D
Grammar terms beginning with C
· 03/09/11: Grammar terms
· 02/09/11: Using afraid
· 01/09/11: Grammar terms
· 31/08/11: Grammar terms beginning with the letter I
· 30/08/11: Using present perfect continuous tense
· 29/08/11: Sentence Synthesis Exercise
· 28/08/11: Expressions with care
· 26/08/11: Singular subject, plural complement
· 25/08/11: Countable and uncountable nouns: special cases
· 25/08/11: Parts of speech exercise
· 23/08/11: Position of adverbs: difference between British and American English
· 21/08/11: Countable nouns
· 21/08/11: Using So
· 20/08/11: Position of adverbs of certainty and place
· 18/08/11: Adjectives order before nouns
· 17/08/11: Correct use of some adjectives
· 16/08/11: Sentence Synthesis Exercise
· 14/08/11: Words with appropriate prepositions
· 13/08/11: Joining two or more simple sentences into one compound sentence
· 12/08/11: Words with appropriate prepositions
· 11/08/11: Sentence synthesis exercise
· 09/08/11: Ways of combining two or more simple sentences into one simple sentence
· 07/08/11: More about object complements
· 06/08/11: Sentence correction
· 05/08/11: Cases where words can be left out
· 04/08/11: Participles as adjectives
· 03/08/11: Rhetorical questions
· 02/08/11: The relative pronouns what, as and but
· 01/08/11: Formation of a complex sentence with an adjective clause
· 31/07/11: Forming a complex sentence with an adverb clause
· 30/07/11: Relative pronouns exercise
· 29/07/11: Prepositions exercise
· 28/07/11: Would and should
· 27/07/11: Perfect tenses in the subordinate clause
· 26/07/11: Therefore, hence, so, then, thus etc
· 25/07/11: Talking about changes using turn and fall
· 23/07/11: The conjunctions and, or and but
· 22/07/11: So much and so many
· 21/07/11: Words ending in -ise and -ize
· 20/07/11: Words that can be left out
· 19/07/11: Soon, Early and Quickly
· 18/07/11: Change of tenses in reported speech
· 17/07/11: Indirect speech exercise
· 16/07/11: Gender in English
· 15/07/11: Auxiliary verbs exercise
· 14/07/11: Come and Go
· 13/07/11: Verb patterns with take
· 12/07/11: Two-word verbs
· 09/07/11: Have got to
09/07/11: Gerunds of participles exercise · 07/07/11: Common mistakes
· 06/07/11: All or every: exercise
· 04/07/11: Position of adverbs exercise
· 03/07/11: Sequence of tenses quiz
· 02/07/11: Until and Till
· 01/07/11: Tenses exercise
· 30/06/11: Active and passive voice exercise
· 29/06/11: More and most with short adjectives
· 28/06/11: Common idioms with take
· 27/06/11: Verb complementation
· 25/06/11: Hear, see etc + object + infinitive without to
· 24/06/11: Do so, do it and do that
· 23/06/11: Complements of verbs, nouns and adjectives
· 22/06/11: Grammar Exercise
· 21/06/11: Do as an ordinary and auxiliary verb
· 20/06/11: Personal pronouns exercise
· 19/06/11: Commonly confused prepositions part 2
· 19/06/11: Commonly confused prepositions
· 17/06/11: Change into plural
· 16/06/11: Possessive adjectives worksheet
· 15/06/11: Grammar Exercise
· 14/06/11: Reported speech exercise
· 14/06/11: Reporting: Advanced points
· 12/06/11: Reporting promises, orders, requests, advice etc
· 11/06/11: Reporting Questions
· 10/06/11: Detailed rules for change of tenses in indirect speech
· 09/06/11: Indirect Speech: Change in Pronouns, Adverbs and Tenses
· 09/06/11: Direct and Indirect Speech
· 08/06/11: Reporting past tenses
· 06/06/11: Difference between below and under
· 05/06/11: Make Negative Sentences
· 04/06/11: Punctuation Exercise
· 03/06/11: If and Unless Exercise
· 01/06/11: If-clauses exercise
· 31/05/11: Whether or If
· 30/05/11: Talking about finished events connected with the present
· 29/05/11: Contractions exercise
· 27/05/11: Speak and Talk: Difference
· 25/05/11: Common mistakes in the use of personal pronouns
· 24/05/11: Overworked words – nice and get
· 24/05/11: Participles exercise
· 22/05/11: Make meaningful sentences
· 21/05/11: Conjunctions exercise
· 18/05/11: Sentence correction
· 17/05/11: Prepositions of time – during, in, for and since
· 16/05/11: Words ending in -ic and-ical
· 15/05/11: Changing an affirmative sentence into interrogative and exclamatory
· 14/05/11: Prepositions of place exercise
· 13/05/11: Sentence correction: prepositions
· 12/05/11: Present perfect tense exercise
· 11/05/11: What as a relative pronoun
· 10/05/11: Possessive pronouns and adjectives exercise
· 09/05/11: Prepositions exercise
· 06/05/11: Singular and plural: details
· 05/05/11: Still, already and yet
· 04/05/11: When to use past verb forms to talk about present or future?
· 03/05/11: Simple present tense exercise
· 02/05/11: Question word + infinitive as object
· 01/05/11: Sentence correction
· 30/04/11: Inversion after negative expressions
· 28/04/11: Transitive and intransitive verbs exercise
· 26/04/11: Verbs exercise
· 25/04/11: Verbs that can be followed by object + infinitive
· 24/04/11: Tenses exercise
Present continuous tense exercise
: Inversion of subject and auxiliary verb
Sentence synthesis exercise
Prepositions Exercise
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