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      • Simple Present
      • Simple Past
      • Present Perfect
      • Past Perfect
      • Present Continuous
      • Past Continuous / Past Progressive
      • Present Perfect Continuous
      • Past Perfect Continuous
      • Imperative
    • 2 or more English verb forms
      • Simple Present – Present Continuous
      • Simple Past – Present Perfect
      • Simple Past – Past Perfect
      • Simple Past – Past Continuous
      • Past Perfect – Past Perfect Continuous
      • Present Continuous – Present Perfect Continuous
      • Present Perfect – Present Perfect Continuous
      • Mix of tenses
      • Irregular verbs
      • List of irregular verbs
    • Modal and auxiliary verbs
      • am/is/are
      • was/were
      • has, have and had
      • to have to
      • short yes/no answers
      • tag question
      • can, could, to be able to
      • will, won’t, shall, shan’t
      • will, would, shall, should
      • modal mix
      • modalities
    • Future
      • Future Simple
      • to be going to
      • Future Continuous
      • Future Perfect
      • Future Perfect Continuous
      • Future mix
    • Passive
      • Active or passive voice
      • Simple Present Passive
      • Simple Past Passive
      • Continuous Passive
      • Perfect Passive
      • Future and Modal Passive
      • The passive voice in various tenses
      • Double object passive
      • Impersonal and personal passive
    • Miscellaneous
      • A/an/the
      • Alphabet
      • Relative pronouns (who(m)/whose/which/that, etc)
      • Possessives ‘s / s’ / of
      • Possessive adjectives and pronouns
      • Adverb and adjective
      • Singular, plural / countable, uncountable
      • Few, a few, little, a little
      • For and since and ago
      • Gerund and to-infinitive
      • its or it’s
      • Conditionals (if-clauses)
      • Telling the time
      • Much/many/a lot of
      • Personal pronouns (I, me, you, he, him, etc.)
      • Some and any
      • Numbers and the date
      • there, their, they’re
      • this/that/these/those
      • Degrees of comparison (-er/-est or more/most)
      • Conjunctions and transition words
      • Interrogative pronoun
      • Reflexive pronouns
      • Wordorder
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Grammar exercises about various subjects

Nouns and everything

  • A / an / the
  • Adverb and adjective (slow / slowly)
  • Degrees of comparison (-er / -est and more / most)
  • Singular and plural / countable and uncountable
  • Possessives ‘s / s’ / of 
  • Some / any

Pronouns

  • Demonstrative pronouns (this / that / these /those)
  • Interrogative pronoun (who / what / which, etc.)
  • Personal pronouns (I / me / you / he / him, etc.)
  • Possessive pronouns (my / mine / of mine etc.)
  • Relative pronouns (who(m) / whose / which / that, etc)
  • Reflexive pronouns (myself / yourself, etc)
  • Its or it’s
  • They, there or they’re

Quantifiers, numbers and time

  • Cardinal numbers, ordinal numbers and the date
  • Few / a few / little / a little
  • Much / many / a lot of
  • Telling the time

Sentences

  • Conditional sentences (if-clauses)
  • Conjunctions or signal words
  • Wordorder

Miscellaneous

  • Alphabet
  • For / since / ago
  • Gerund and to-infinitive (talking / to talk)
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