English Grammar Exercises 🚀

Level: ⚪ Beginner (A1) 🟡 Pre-Intermediate (A2) 🟠 Intermediate (B1) 🔵 Intermediate+ (B1+) 🟤 Upper-Intermediate (B2)

Practice English grammar online for free with lots of exercises, different activities, and solutions. Exercises for levels A1, A2, B1, and B2 are also available with free printable PDFs to download and use for study.

Present Simple Exercises

This page has lots of free exercises to help you practice the present simple in all forms.

✅ Make positive, negative, and question sentences. ⚪

✅ Be verb (am/is/are) exercises.⚪

✅ Conversation dialogues. 🟡

✅ Spelling exercises (third person singular ‘s’). 🟡

Present Continuous Exercises

Lots of fill-in-the-gap exercises to build your accuracy with the present continuous.

✅ Make positive, negative, and question sentences using the present progressive.⚪

✅ Practice contracted forms.⚪

✅ Conversation dialogues. 🟡

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous Exercises

Practice these exercises to understand the difference between these two verb tenses.

✅ In these exercises, you have to compare different situations side-by-side to understand the difference.🟡🟠

✅ Different conversations using both tenses, and you have to choose the correct answer. 🟡🟠

Quantifier Exercises

Quantifiers come before nouns and we use them all the time in English.

‘Much’ and ‘Many’ exercises 🟡

‘Some’ and ‘Any’ exercises 🟡

‘Few’ ‘A few’ ‘Little’ ‘A little’ exercises 🟠

A number of / The number of 🟠

Table of quantifiers.

What are countable and uncountable nouns?

Preposition Exercises

Prepositions show the relationship between things, people, time, and space.

Prepositions of place ‘in’ ‘on’ ‘at’ exercises 🟡

Prepositions of time ‘in’ ‘on’ ‘at’ exercises 🟡

Prepositions of movement exercises 🟡

‘To’ and ‘For’ Preposition exercises 🟡

‘During’ ‘While’ ‘For’ Preposition exercises 🟠

Future Tense Exercises

This page has lots of exercises to help practice future forms and tenses.

✅ Practice constructing basic sentences(A1⚪)

✅ Practice ‘will’ vs. ‘be going to’ exercises (A2🟡-B1🟠)

✅ Conversation exercises using future forms (A2🟡-B1🟠)

Superlative and Comparative Exercises

When we compare things we use comparatives (taller, larger, etc.), and we use superlatives to describe things in the most exaggerated way (tallest, largest, etc.).

✅ Understand the different rules through practice.🟡

✅ Practice spelling these adjectives in different settings.🟡