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Practice exercises to learn grammar

Grammar Practice

Here at www.usingenglish.com there are at least 145 grammatical exercises for you to practice. Click on the other websites to see lists of the exercise available there.

Level Guide:

Beginners Intermediate Advanced Explaination

Articles:

A An
A An or The
Articles
Definite Article or Zero Article
Zero article or The
Articles geographical names
Definite Article or Zero Article Geography

Adjectives and Adverbs:

Adjective or Adverb
All Every
Enough
Enough Too
Enough
Good Well
Too Enough
Yesterday, Today Tomorrow
Adjectives Adverbs Same form
All Whole
So Too Very

Adjectives:

Adjectives positive negative
Order of Adjectives
Adjective or Present Participle
Adjectives ending -ful and -less
Adjectives ending -ible -able
Adjectives Order
Interesting Interested, etc
So Such

Adverbs:

Adverbs Position
Already or Yet
Ever Never
Adverbs of degree
Adverbs with two forms
Adverbs Position
Already or Yet
Even

Comparative Superlative:

Comparatives
Comparatives and Superlatives
Fewer Less

Nouns:

Plurals
Plurals Compound Nouns
Singular or Plural
Hundred and Hundreds

Countable Uncountable:

Countable or Uncountable
Articles uncountable nouns

Present Simple:

Present Simple
Present Simple Progressive
Present Simple or Progressive

Present Continuous:

Simple or Progressive

Pronouns:

Me To Me
Object Pronoun or Reflexive Pronoun
Possessives and Reflexive Pronouns
Pronouns
Subject and Object Pronouns
They Them Their Theirs
Reflexive Pronouns
Self and Other

Quantifiers:

Few Little

Since and For:

Since For
Since or For

Some Any:

Some Some of
Some Any or No
Someone Anyone or No one

Much Many:

Many or Many of

General:

Imperatives
There is or There are
No Not
So do I Neither do I

Future:

Futures
Will Going to

Past Simple:

Was or Were

Present Perfect:

Present Perfect
Present Perfect Simple Progressive
Present Perfect Word Order

Prepositions:

Good + preposition
Prepositions of Location At In
Prepositions of Time In On At
Prepositions Time
To For
About and Of
Above and Over
At the end, in the end, etc
Beside and Besides
By or Until?
Except and Except For
Front and Back
Prepositions after Adjectives
Prepositions after Nouns
Prepositions Mixed Types
Prepositions with verbs

Questions:

How
Question Words
Questions Short Answers
How
Question Words
Questions Short Answers

Question Tags:

Question Tags

Verbs:

Am, Are Is

Conjunctions:

Both, Either Neither
Either Neither
And But
As
While or During
Although Though Despite However
As or Like
Because or Because Of
Conjunctions linkers
In Case In Case Of

Conditionals:

Conditionals- Time
Identifying Conditionals
If
If or Unless
Mixed Conditionals
Mixed Conditionals 2
Which conditional

Modals:

Need Needn't
Will or Would
May or Might
Mixed Modals
Mixed Modals 2
Modals Permission and Requests
Needn't and Don't Need

Passive:

Causative

Reported:

Indirect speech
Indirect Questions

Relative:

Relative Pronouns
Relative Pronouns 2
Relative Pronouns Omission
Relative Pronouns Which Where
That What

Tests:

Grammar Check

Vocabulary:

Speak and Talk
Say and Tell
Make or Do
Arrive, Get and Reach
Allow, Let, Make and Force
Expect, Hope, Look Forward and Wait
Care, Matter and Mind
Achieve, Cope and Manage
Begin and Start
Bill, Fare, Fee, Fine and Tip
Close and Shut
Lie and Lay
Money
Abbreviations

Spelling:

Consonants Vowels
Plurals of nouns ending