Category Archive: Grammar Quiz

Feb 17

USED TO DO SOMETHING – Interactive Quiz

 USED TO DO SOMETHING is a structure we can use to talk about something that we did regularly in the past, but don’ do any more.         RELATED POSTS USED TO DO SOMETHING – Now I Know BE / GET USED TO DOING SOMETHING – Now I Know THE BIG “USED TO” …

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Feb 17

THE BIG “USED TO” QUIZ

 USED TO structures can be confusing because there are 3 of them and they mean different things. Let’s recap! What are the 3 USED TO expressions good for? 1) USED TO DO SOMETHING – to talk about an activity that you did regularly in the past, but not any more 2) BE USED TO DOING …

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Feb 02

Make new words – Interactive Quiz

 How to make new words? Prefixes and suffixes are groups of letters glued to the beginning and the end of a word to make new words. Read more  about prefixes here and suffixes here. Let’s do an interactive quiz to practice some common prefixes and suffixes in English.     Related posts Prefixes Made Easy …

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Jan 24

The Causative Quiz

 We use causative verbs to show that someone or something caused something to happen. Causative verbs are: get, have, make, let and help. Learn about how to use the causative verbs and structures in sentences. Try a quick quiz to practice how to use the causative in everyday expressions.     Related post The causative …

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Jan 13

Practice Present Tenses – Interactive Grammar Quiz

 Practice Present Tenses Practice present tenses in English with this interactive quiz! It’s quick, it’s fun and great practice. Read more about the present tenses in English here.     Here is a cheat sheet in case you weren’t sure about the answers: Related posts Verb Tenses Made Easy – An Introduction Present Tenses Review …

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Dec 20

Present Perfect Tense Quiz

 Let’s take a quick quiz to practice the present perfect tense. Level: B1 and above       Related posts: NOW I KNOW – The Present Perfect Tense   If you like our website, share it with friends and colleagues. Thanks!   Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net    

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Dec 06

The Conditionals QUIZ

 What would you do if you won the lottery? I’d buy a house, world-wide health insurance cover for my family and have lots of fun In the meantime, let’s practice expressing sentences about hypotheses – the ones with ‘if’ – with this interactive quiz!           If you like this quiz, share …

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Nov 17

WISH – QUIZ

 Talking about wishes is no easy task in English. Let’s do a quick quiz to see if you know the most important rules! Scroll down for explanations about how to use “wish”   How to use “wish” in English?   1 Using wish to say ‘want’ You can use the verb ‘wish’ to talk about …

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Oct 22

16 Words Often Used Incorrectly – A2/B1 level – QUIZ

 These words are often used incorrectly, so let’s see how well you can use them. Do the quiz, and then read the explanations to help you remember them better! Level: A2/B1     EXPLANATIONS – WORDS TO KNOW Between and among Between is used to separate people or things. Example: The temperature was between 25 …

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