English Grammar

4 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Present Simple – Form

Present Simple for Opinions, Facts and Permanent Situations

Present Simple for Regular Activities, Routines and Habits

Present Simple for Talking about Films and Books

Present Simple Practice: Negative Sentences and Questions

Present Simple Practice: Fill in the Gaps

Present Simple Practice: Positive, Negative, Questions

Present Continuous

5 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Present Continuous – Describing Pictures

Present Continuous – Trends and Changes

Present Continuous – Actions Happening now and around now

Present Continuous – Form

Spelling of -ing Verb Forms

Present Continuous Practice – Fill in the Gaps

Present Continuous Practice – Questions and Negatives

Present Continuous Practice – Positive Statements

Present Simple and Present Continuous

4 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Basic Differences in Use

State Verbs in the Continuous Form

Present Simple or Present Continuous – Matching

Present Simple or Present Continuous – Choose the Correct Tense

Present Simple or Present Continuous – Complete the Text

6 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Regular and Irregular Verbs

Past Simple: Positive Sentences

Past Simple: Negative Sentences

Regular Verbs: Spelling Rules

Past Simple: To Be

Past Simple: Questions

Past Simple: Positive Sentences

Past Simple: Negative Sentences

Past Simple: Questions

Past Habits and States

3 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Used to: States and Repeated Situations

Would: Repeated Situations

Past Simple: Comparison with “would” and “used to”

“Would,” “Used To,” and Past Simple – Choose the Correct Structure

“Used To” – Practice the Form

“Would” – Practice the Form

Past Continuous

3 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Past Continuous: Positive Sentences

Past Continuous: Negative Sentences

Past Continuous: Questions

Put the Words in the Correct Order

Choose the Correct Verb Forms

Complete the Sentences

Past Simple and Past Continuous

1 Topic | 2 Quizzes

Past Simple and Past Continuous in Contrast

Past Simple and Past Continuous: Choose the Correct Verb Forms

Past Simple and Past Continuous: Fill in the Gaps

Present Perfect Simple

2 Topics | 5 Quizzes

Present Perfect Simple – Use

Present Perfect Simple – Form

Present Perfect Simple and Past Simple Quiz – Choose the Correct Answer

Present Perfect Simple – Fill in the Gaps I

Present Perfect Simple – Fill in the Gaps II

Present Perfect or Past Simple?

Present Perfect Simple – Complete the Sentences with the Right Adverb

Present Perfect Continuous

2 Topics | 2 Quizzes

Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous?

Present Perfect Continuous – Form

Present Perfect Continuous – Form

Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous?

Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous

3 Topics | 4 Quizzes

When to Use the Past Perfect?

Past Perfect Simple

Past Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Simple – Practice the Form

Past Perfect Continuous – Practice the Form

Past Simple, Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous in Contrast

Past Simple, Past Perfect Simple, Past Perfect Continuous: Fill in the Gaps

2 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Future Simple – Meaning

Future Simple – Form

Future Simple – Fill In the Gaps

Future Simple – Negative Forms

Future Simple – Questions

2 Topics | 2 Quizzes

To Be Going To – Meaning

Be Going To – Form

Be Going To – Practice the Form

Be Going To – Type in the Correct Form

Present Simple and Present Continuous for the Future

1 Topic | 1 Quiz

Using Present Simple and Present Continuous to Talk about the Future

Present Simple and Present Continuous for the Future – Practice

Future Continuous

2 Topics | 2 Quizzes

Future Continuous: Use

Future Continuous: Form

Future Continuous: Questions

Future Continuous: Practice the Form

4 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Future Perfect Simple – Rules

Future Perfect Simple – Form

Future Perfect Continuous – Rules

Future Perfect Continuous – Form

Future Perfect Simple Practice

Future Perfect Continuous Practice

Future Perfect Simple or Future Perfect Continuous?

Adjectives and Adverbs

4 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Quiz 1: Adjectives and Adverbs – Fill in the Gaps / Word Formation

Adjectives and Adverbs: the Order of Adjectives

Quiz 2: The Order of Adjectives – Multiple Choice

Adjectives and Adverbs: the Order of Adverbs

Quiz 3: Adjectives and Adverbs – Ordering

Comparatives and Superlatives

1 Topic | 2 Quizzes

Comparatives and Superlatives – Introduction

Comparatives and Superlatives – Single Choice

Comparatives and Superlatives – Fill in the Gaps

2 Topics | 2 Quizzes

Question tags – Structure

Question tags – Usage

Question Tags – Choose the Correct Answer

Question Tags – Fill in the Gaps

3 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Types of Articles – an Overview

Articles before Proper (Geographical) Names

Articles in Phrases and Idiomatic Expressions

Articles: Choose the Right Article

Articles: Fill in the Gaps

Articles: Find the Mistakes

6 Topics | 3 Quizzes

Verb Patterns – Introduction

Verb Patterns – Gerunds

Verb Patterns – Infinitives (with “to”)

Verb Patterns – Infinitives (without “to”)

Verb Patterns – Changes in Meaning

Verb Patterns – Additional Explanations

Verb Patterns – Single Choice

Verb Patterns – Matching

Verb Patterns – Fill in the Gaps

3 Topics | 4 Quizzes

Passive voice – Usage

Passive voice – Structure: Present Simple, Past Simple, PresentContinuous, Past Continuous

Passive Voice – Structure: Perfect and Future Tenses, Modal Verbs

Decide if the Sentences are in the Active or Passive

Passive Voice: Practice the Form – Lower Level

Passive Voice: Practice the Form – Higher Level

Passive Voice: Practice the Form – Compilation

3 Topics | 4 Quizzes

Causative Have – Usage

Causative Have – Structure

Causative Have – Examples in Different Forms

Causative Have Practice 1: Fill in the blank

Causative Have Practice 2: Sorting Choice

Causative Have Practice 3: Single Choice

Causative Have Practice 4: Single Choice

Reported Speech

4 Topics | 4 Quizzes

Reported speech – Usage

Reported Speech – Basic Structural Rules

Reported Speech – Tense Change Rules

Reported Speech – Question Formation

Reported Speech – Single Choice 1

Reported Speech – Single Choice 2

Reported Speech – Fill in the Blanks

Reported Speech – Sorting Choice

Impersonal Passive

3 Topics | 4 Quizzes

Impersonal Passive – Usage

Impersonal Passive – Structure with That-Clauses

Impersonal Passive – Structure with Infinitives

Task 1 – Single Choice

Task 2 – Matching

Task 3 – Fill in the Blanks

Task 4 – Sorting Choice

Zero Conditional

1 Topic | 1 Quiz

The Zero Conditional – Form and Use

The Zero Conditional – Practice the Form

First Conditional

1 Topic | 2 Quizzes

The First Conditional – Form and Use

The First Conditional – Statements

The First Conditional – Questions

Second Conditional

1 Topic | 2 Quizzes

The Second Conditional – Form and Use

The Second Conditional – Practice The Form

Zero, First and Second Conditionals – Quiz

Third Conditional

1 Topic | 3 Quizzes

The Third Conditional – Form and Use

The First, Second and Third Conditional – Choose the Correct Sentence

The Third Conditional – Practice the Form

The Third and the Second Conditionals in Contrast

Mixed Conditionals

1 Topic | 2 Quizzes

Mixed Conditionals – Form and Use

Mixed Conditionals – Fill in the Gaps

Mixed Conditionals – Fill in the Gaps

Wishful Thinking

1 Topic | 4 Quizzes

Wishful Thinking – Introduction

I Wish / If Only – Matching

I Wish / If Only – Multiple Choice

I Wish / If Only – Sorting in Order

I Wish / If Only – A Story

I Wish / If Only – A Story

English Grammar Wishful Thinking I Wish / If Only – A Story

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Question 1 of 2
1. Question
TASK 1: Read the story and choose the fragment that completes it best.
Once upon a time, there was a successful business executive named John who had worked his way up the corporate ladder through hard work and dedication. He had built a thriving business and was respected by his colleagues and clients alike. However, John had always regretted not pursuing a degree in business earlier in his career. He felt that he could have been even more successful if he had the formal education to back up his experience. One day, John attended a business conference where he met an inspiring keynote speaker who had a similar background to his own. The speaker encouraged the audience to pursue their dreams and not let fear or regret hold them back. As John listened to the speaker, he couldn’t help but think, ________ . Feeling inspired, John decided to enrol in an executive education programme at a prestigious business school. It was a challenging and time-consuming commitment, but John knew that it was the right decision for his personal and professional growth.
- “I wish I had gone back to school and earned my business degree sooner. If only I had taken that leap of faith and pursued my education, I could have achieved even greater success.”
- “I wish I went back to school and earned my business degree sooner. If only I took that leap of faith and pursued my education, I could have achieved even greater success.”
- “I wish I would have gone back to school and earned my business degree sooner. If only I would have taken that leap of faith and pursued my education, I could have achieved even greater success.”
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Question 2 of 2
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TASK 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
- 1. Being busy with classes and exam preparation, John wishes he (had) more time in the day to balance work and school.
  2. John still regrets all the opportunities he missed out on earlier in his career and wishes he (take) the time to invest in his education sooner.
  3. As John reflected on his journey, he realised the importance of taking risks and pursuing one’s dreams. He thought to himself, “If only I (realise) this earlier, I could have achieved even more.”
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