Choose WHEN or IF to complete the gap in the exercises below. Be careful! Some of the sentences can take both IF and WHEN. Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Exercise 2: Multiple Choice In this exercise, choose the answer that has the SAME meaning as the one provided in the example. IF SENTENCES – 1ST CONDITIONAL EXERCISES
Questions in the Past Simple Regular Verbs
2 Exercises. 10 Questions & Answers. A1 Level – Beginner Exercise to practice asking questions in the Past Simple. Put the verb in brackets into the correct form. Example: ______ you ______ (like) the restaurant last night? DID you like the restaurant last night? Exercise 2 Drag the words to complete the questions. More Questions Exercises in the Past … Read More
Can or Can’t Exercise 1
Fill in the Blank Exercise. 24 questions and answers. Beginner / A1 Level. Online practice exercise using can or can’t with animal vocabulary and action verbs. Use CAN or CAN’t to complete the exercise below
Countable and Uncountable Nouns Exercise
Choose the correct answer to complete the gap in the sentence in the multiple-choice exercise below. COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE Nouns Exercise 2 COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS Grammar SOME & ANY Exercise MUCH & MANY Grammar MUCH & MANY Exercises MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF Exercise SOME & ANY Exercise ALL or EVERY – Grammar & Exercises
ING or ED? Confusing Adjectives Ex. 1
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence in the multiple-choice exercise below. Adverbs vs Adjectives Exercise Grammar: ING or ED adjectives Grammar: Adjective Order in English
Come Phrasal Verb Test
Level C1 / C2 Advanced To learn more about come as a phrasal verb click here.
Look Phrasal Verb Exercise
Click here to learn how to use LOOK as a phrasal verb. More Upper Intermediate Grammar Exercises
Take Phrasal Verb Exercises
To learn how to use take as a phrasal verb click here. Phrasal Verb Take Exercise 1 (Multiple Choice) Phrasal Verb Take Exercise 2 (Multiple Choice) Phrasal Verb Take Exercise 3 (Drag and Drop) More Upper Intermediate Grammar Exercises
Go Phrasal Verb Exercise
To learn more about how to use Go as a phrasal or multi-word verb, click here. Use the phrasal verbs below to complete the 2 multiple choice exercises on this page. go back = return to go on = continue go up = increase go down = decrease go out with = to date go off = to dislike go … Read More