Elementary elements
The links on this page lead to several routes with grammar exercises. Each coloured route leads to more challenging routes at higher levels. You can find the grammar subjects in alphabetical order.
Adjectives
Level
1: Adjectives exercises
Level 2: Order of adjectives
Level 3: -ed or -ing in
adjectives
Adjectives opposites
Green route: Opposites exercises. Adjectives, nouns and verbs
Red route: Opposites - antonyms -
exercises
Alphabet
Spelling of names and surnames
Green route (level 1): The English alphabet
Red route (level 2): Alphabet - spelling
Orange (level 3): Alphabetical order
Auxiliaries
Can & could, may & might, ought to, have to, must, be able to, to be allowed, shall
& should.
Can or could Can and could - modal verbs
exercises
Auxiliaries Verb tenses 2: exercises
Videos
Auxiliary Verbs (Helping Verbs) | Learn English
Types of Modal Verbs
Comparisons
Comparitive
1 Comparatives exercises
Comparitive 2 Comparative and superlative
Comparitive 3 As...as / like / more
Conditionals
What if clauses ...
Zero conditional: Zero conditional exercises
First conditional: First conditional exercises - if clauses
Second
conditional: Second conditional exercises
Third conditional: Third conditional exercises - Conditional sentences type III
Mixed conditional: Mixed conditional
exercises - intermediate level
Listening
Practice your listening skills:
Green route: Listening - elementary tests
Red route: Listening: pre-intermediate tests
Orange route: Listening - intermediate tests
Blue route: Listening: upper intermediate tests
Purple route: Listening - advanced tests
More listening
Practice your listening skills:
1. Randall's
ESL Cyber Listening Lab
2. Listening
comprehension: A1 t/m B2 level
3. Activities
for Learners | Learning English | Cambridge English
4. Listening
comprehension exercises esl - audio stories - podcast (agendaweb.org)
Demonstrative pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns, this/that/these/those
Green route: This that these those - exercises
Red
route: Demonstratives - grammar exercises
Ing-form (gerund) or to infinitive
When to use an ing-form or gerund and the to infinitive
Blue route: Verbs + to + infinitive and verbs + -ing
Purple route: Verbs + to + infinitive and verbs + -ing
Video
Passive & active voice
Study the videos and do the exercises:
1. Video explanation of the voices: Active versus Passive Voice
2. Video about the difference between: Active and passive voice
3. Video about the tenses of: Active and passive
Voices
Passive 1 Passive voice exercises
Passive 2 Passive voice - exercises 2
Passive 3 Passive voice exercises - 3
Reported speech Reported speech exercises
Past - to be
Was / were
Green route: Verbs: To be past simple
Red route: To be: past simple exercises
Orange route: To be past simple- exercises
Past simple
Past simple, questions & answers
Green route: Past simple exercises - regular
Red route: Past simple exercises - irregular verbs
Orange route: Past
simple exercises - negative
Blue route: Past simple exercises -
questions
Purple route: Past simple exercises - mixed forms
Past perfect .
Past perfect 1 Past perfect exercises
Past perfect 2 The past perfect simple - exercises intermediate level esl
Past perfect continuous Past perfect continuous exercises
Past perfect puzzle: PUZZLE QUIZ - Past Perfect
Video: Past Perfect Tense
Past continuous
Video and exercises
with the past continuous (past progressive):
Past Progressive – Grammar & Verb
Tenses
What were you doing? - Past Continuous
Past perfect 1 Past perfect
exercises
Past perfect 2 The past perfect simple - exercises intermediate level esl
Past perfect continuous Past perfect continuous exercises
Past perfect puzzle: PUZZLE QUIZ - Past Perfect
Personal pronouns
I - me
Green route: Personal pronouns exercises - subject
pronouns
Red route: Object pronouns exercises - personal pronouns
Orange route: Mixed pronouns - exercises
Possessive pronouns
Me - mine
Genetive
case 's: Possessive 's
Possesives: Possessive adjectives
Possessive pronouns: Possessive pronouns exercises
Time
expressions: Possessive ’s with time expressions
Prepositions
In / on / at
Green route: Prepositions of place and location
Red route: Exercises: prepositions of place and
location
Orange route: Prepositions exercises - advanced levels
Prepositions of time
Prepositions of time and place
Green
route: Prepositions of time - exercises
Red route: Prepositions of time - exercises level
2
Prepositions of place and movement
Green route: Prepositions of place and location
Orange route: Exercises: prepositions of movement
Blue route: Prepositions exercises - intermediate level
Purple route: Prepositions exercises - advanced level
Present continuous - forms of to be
Verb to be, questions & answers
Green
route: To be: present simple
forms
Red route: To be present- esl exercises - beginners
Orange route: To be - exercises esl : questions
and answers
Present continuous
The present continuous exercises
Present continuous - 1
Present continuous - 2
Present simple or pr.
continuous?
Intermediate exercises
Videos
Present
Progressive – Grammar & Verb Tenses
Present Progressive Verbs | Present Progressive and Spelling
Rules
Present simple
Present simple, questions & negatives
Green route: Present simple
exercises
Red route: Present simple exercises - negative
Orange route: Simple present exercises - questions
Blue route: Present simple exercises:
affirmative, negative and interrogative forms
Purple route: Present simple exercises - intermediate level
Videos
1. Simple Present – Grammar & Verb Tenses
2. Present Simple Tense | Learn English |
EasyTeaching
Present perfect
I have had, you have lost, and
he has found are verbs in the present perfect.
Different exercises with the present perfect: Present Perfect
Present perfect quiz: The present perfect | Grammar Friends
Present perfect continuous
Video
Present Perfect Progressive – Grammar & Verb Tenses
The Present Perfect Continuous (The Present Perfect
Progressive)
Exercises 1) Present perfect continuous exercises
Exercises 2) Present perfect continuous 2
Quantifier some versus any
First route: Some / any Some / any - grammar exercises
Second route: Something / anything Indefinite pronouns exercises
Quantifiers much versus many
Much, many, (a) few, (a) little
Countable vs uncountable Countable - uncountable nouns
Quantifiers Quantifiers exercises - quantity words
Reading
Practice your reading skills:
1. Reading comprehension exercises - beginner
2. Reading
comprehension exercises - elementary
3. Reading comprehension exercises - elementary
4. Reading
comprehension exercises - intermediate
5. Reading comprehendion exercises - advanced
Word order
Video word order level A2: Word Order SVOMPT
Video word order level
B1: Word Order - Statements
Video word order level B2: Using Only + Word Order
Practice the English word order:
Word order Word order - grammar
exercises
