Module 1b Present Simple vs Present Continuous

What's the difference?

Present Simple or Present Continuous Table

Rules.Present Simple or Present Continuous. Test.

Present Simple or Present Continuous. Stative verbs.Test.

Here you can watch videos and do some exercises:
Present Simple video with exercises
Present Continuous video with exercises

Relative clauses

Grammar - Relative clauses (Some theory and a few exercises)

Exercises to practise:

Relative Pronouns (who / which / whose)
Relative Clauses - Formation
Definitions with Relative Clauses
Relative clauses - defining or non-defining?
Non-Defining Relative Clauses

Wishes for / Regrets

Sorry!!! These FLASH exercises do not work with all phones and tablets.
Wish Exercise 1
Wish Exercise 2
Wish Exercise 3
Wish Exercise 4

I hope these will work.
Wish or Regret
If only / I wish ...

Third Conditional English Grammar

Module 3 (f)



Third Conditional - Exercises

2nd conditional English Grammar

Module 3 (f)



Second Conditional - Exercise 1
Second Conditional - Exercise 2
Second Conditional - Exercise 3
Second Conditional - Exercise 4
Second Conditional - Exercise 5
Second Conditional - Exercise 6

Conditional types 0, 1

Module 3 (b)

Zero Conditional Exercise





First Conditional Exercise 1
First Conditional Exercise 2

Past Perfect / Past Perfect Continuous

Practise:
Past Perfect Simple - Positive Sentences
Past Perfect Simple - Negative Sentences
Past Perfect Simple - Questions
Past Perfect Simple - Mixed Exercise
Past Simple - Past Perfect Exercise
Past Perfect Continuous
Past Perfect - Past Perfect Continuous

Test yourself:
Past Simple / Past Perfect Test 1
Past Simple / Past Perfect Test 2

Infinitive/- ing forms

Module 1 (f)
After certain verbs we use the -ing form, and after other verbs we use the infinitive. Sometimes we can use either form and there is no change in meaning. Occasionally we can use either form and there is a change in meaning.


See more at: 

Verb + -ing or verb + infinitive Video 
Here you'll also find three exercises for practice!

This grammar topic is quite challenging. If you want to learn more, watch these videos. They are really useful.

INFINITIVE

INFINITIVE FORMS

GERUND

Use this link to practise ↓

GERUND AND INFINITIVE EXERCISES

Comparisons

Comparison of adjectives exercises:
Exercise 1, Exercise 2, Exercise 3, Exercise 4, Exercise 5, Exercise 6

Try this grammar exercise!
Modifying Comparatives

Grammar Video - Comparative & Superlative Adjectives

Remember to watch the video first! Then read the conversation between Sophie and Giovanni, a student she met on her trip to Rome. Sophie’s an expert on English grammar and Giovanni has an exam on comparatives and superlatives next week!

Grammar Quiz - Comparisons
Easy Exercise

Adverbs of manner

Try some exercises to practise your use of adverbs of manner:

Practice Exercise