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Simple Present and Present Continuous

A. This site has information about Simple Present Tense Verbs
To practise, try these exercises: Present Tense Exercise 1 and Present Tense Exercise 2

B. Simple Present Tense Questions and Negative Sentences
Exercise 1 , Exercise 2 and Exercise 3

C. This site has information about Present Continuous Verbs
To practise, try these exercises: Exercise 1 and Exercise 2.

D. This site has information about Present Continuous Tense - Questions and Negatives.
Try these exercises: Exercise 1 and Exercise 2.

E. Read about when to use simple present and when to use present continuous: Simple or Continuous?
Now, try these exercises: Exercise 1 and Exercise 2.

F. Simple Present Tense

G. Simple Present - Negative Sentences

H. More present tense

I. Simple Present or Present Continuous?

J. Baseball! - Simple Present or Present Continuous?

K. Pronunciation of third person 's'

L. Simple Present Tense Spelling

M. A Used Car - Present Tense vs. Present Continuous

N. Oh no! Not another quiz!

O. Quick Quiz

P. Present Tenses

Q. Dissatisfied Customer

R. More present tense quizzes

Simple Past and Past Continuous

A. This site has information about Simple Past Tense Verbs
To practise, try these exercises: Past Tense Exercise 1 and Past Tense Exercise 2

B. Irregular Past Tense Verbs with Exercise 1 and Exercise 2 C. Simple Past Tense Questions and Negative Sentences
Exercise 1 , Exercise 2 and Exercise 3

D. This site has information about Past Continuous Tense
To practise, try this Exercise

E. A Shorts Story This fun quiz is based on a true story.
You can practise the past tense (questions and verb to be) and enjoy a funny story!

F. More past tense quizzes!

G. Mixed verb tenses

Here are three more similar sites with information about present perfect tense followed by exercises. They get more difficult!

B. Present Perfect
Exercise 1 Using For and Since with the present perfect
Exercise 2 Present Perfect or Simple Past?
Exercise 3 Present Perfect Questions

C. Present Perfect
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

D. Present Perfect or Simple Past?
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5

There is / There are

A. At the Zoo - There is / There are Quiz

B. This site has information about using It and There. (It is 12:00. There was an earthquake.) It and There
To practise, try these exercises: It and There Exercise 1 and It and There Exercise 2

C. They're, Their, There

D. More they're, their, there

E. There is, There are

F. There is, There are

G. There isn't, There aren't

H. Is there? Are there?

Tag Questions

A. Quiz 1

B. Quiz 2

C. Quiz 3 - Has he? Hasn't he?...

D. Quiz 4 - Does she? Doesn't she?...

E. Quiz 5 - Mixed

F. Quiz 6 - Be verb

G. Quiz 7 - Mixed

Modals - Must not / Don't have to

A. Introduction
Exercise 1
Exercise 2

B. Walking the Dog

Phrasal Verbs

A. Mixed Phrasal Verbs

B. More Phrasal Verbs

C. Phrasal Verbs with "Down"

D. Phrasal Verbs with "Up"

E. More Phrasal Verbs with "Up"

F. Even MORE Phrasal Verbs with "Up"

G. Phrasal Verbs with "Go" and "Come"

H. Phrasal Verbs with "Keep"

I. Phrasal Verbs with "Into"

J. Phrasal Verbs with "Get"

K. Travel - Phrasal Verbs

Adjectives and Opposites

A. Adjectives

B. Adjectives Crossword Puzzle

C. Adjectives - Opposites

D. Opposites - Adjectives

E. More Opposites

F. And More Opposites

G. Adjectives (tired, tiring)

H. Adjectives ending in -ed/-ing

I. Easy Adjectives

J. More Easy Adjectives

K. More Easy Adjectives

L. Adjectives (bored, boring)

M. Adjectives - Opposites

N. Opposites 1

O. Opposites 2

P. Opposites 3

Q. Opposites 4

R. Opposites 5

S. Opposites 6

T. Opposites 7

Adjectives - Comparatives and superlatives

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Comparatives and Superlatives Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Next Exercise

Adjectives and Adverbs

Introduction
Exercise
Adverbs of Frequency - Word Search
Adverbs - Word Search

Adverbs and Adverb Clauses

Adverbs
Exercise 1
Exercise 2

Adverb Phrases
Exercise 1
Exercise 2

Adverb Clauses - Explanation
Exercise

Word Order

A. Word Order in Sentences - A Quiz

B. Adjectives Quiz

C. Correct Word Order

D. Adjective Order

E. Sentence Word Order

F. Missing Word in a Sentence

G. More missing words!

H. Basic Word Order - Scrambled Sentences: 1, 2, 3 ,4 ,5 ,6 ,7 ,8 ,9

I. Scrambled Sentences with adverbs: 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ,6 ,7 ,8 ,9

Pronouns

A. Possessive Pronouns

B. Possessive Adjectives

C. This site has information about possessive adjectives and pronouns. My, Mine...
To practise, try these exercises: My, Mine - Exercise 1 and My, Mine - Exercise 2 and Exercise 3

D. Possessive Adjectives (my, your, her...)

E. Anyone/someone/no one

F. Pronouns

G. Noun or Pronoun

H. Object Pronouns

I. Terrible Teacher! Pronouns and Trudeau

Plural Nouns

A. Introduction to Regular Plurals of Nouns
Exercise 1
Exercise 2

B. Introduction to Irregular Plurals of Nouns
Exercise 1
Exercise 2

C. Plural Nouns

D. Singular or Plural Noun

E. More Plural Nouns

F. Irregular Plural Nouns

G. More Plural Nouns

H. Really Irregular Nouns

I. Borrowed Irregular Nouns

J. No Singular Plural Nouns

Count / Non-count Nouns

A. Information about noncount nouns

B. Quiz - count or noncount?

C. This site has information about Count / Noncount Nouns.
Here are the exercises: Exercise 1 and Exercise 2.

D. This site has information about How to Count Noncount Nouns.
For example: a cup of coffee or a tube of toothpaste
Here are the exercises: Exercise 1 and Exercise 2.

E. This site has is a bit more difficult.
It also explains count and noncount nouns and has Exercise 1, Exercise 2 and Exercise 3.

F. Fun exercise

G. Another similar exercise

H. Another similar exercise

I. More!