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152 quizzes
- B1 Intermediate, Topic: Tenses
Present perfect continuous: I have been waiting
Have been + -ing for activities that started in the past and are still going on, or have just stopped.
14 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Tenses
Past perfect: what had happened before?
Had + past participle for the earlier of two past actions, with when, after, before and by the time.
14 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Tenses
Future forms: will, going to or the present?
Choose the future form that fits: a decision made now, a plan, a fixed arrangement, a timetable or a prediction.
14 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Tenses
For or since?
Say how long something has lasted up to now with for, since and How long, using the present perfect.
14 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Tenses
Will: decisions, promises and predictions
Will and won't for decisions made now, promises, offers and what you think will happen.
14 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Tenses
Present perfect: ever, never, just, already, yet
Have and has + past participle for experience and news, with ever, never, just, already, yet, been and gone.
14 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Tenses
Past simple or past continuous?
The background and the event in one sentence, with when and while: I was cooking when the phone rang.
14 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Tenses
Past continuous: what were you doing?
Was and were + -ing for an action in progress at a time in the past: forms, questions and spelling.
14 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Tenses
Be going to: plans and predictions
Am, is, are + going to + verb for plans you have made and for what you can see is about to happen.
14 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Tenses
Arrangements with the present continuous
I'm meeting Tom tomorrow: the present continuous for fixed future plans, and when to use be going to.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Tenses
Present simple or present continuous?
Choose between I work and I'm working: habits with every day and usually, actions with now and at the moment.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Tenses
Present continuous: what is happening now?
Am, is, are + -ing for things that are happening now: forms, spelling, negatives and questions.
14 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Irregular verbs
Irregular verbs: past simple and past participle, part 2
The past simple and the past participle of less common irregular verbs, in the past simple, the present perfect and the passive.
28 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Irregular verbs
Irregular verbs: past simple and past participle, part 1
The past simple and the past participle of the most common irregular verbs, in short everyday sentences.
28 questions4 pages - C2 Proficiency, Topic: Word formation and collocations
Verb-noun collocations and word formation
Form the right word from a given root and choose the verbs and adjectives that native speakers combine.
14 questions3 pages - C2 Proficiency, Topic: Emphasis and word order
Cleft sentences and fronting for emphasis
Use it-clefts, wh-clefts, "All ... is" and fronting to put the focus exactly where you want it.
12 questions3 pages - C2 Proficiency, Topic: Modal verbs
Advanced modals of deduction and criticism
Speculate about the past, criticise missed chances and talk about unnecessary actions with perfect modals.
13 questions3 pages - C1 Advanced, Topic: Word formation and collocations
Word formation and strong collocations
Build nouns and adjectives with prefixes and suffixes, and choose the words that naturally go together.
16 questions3 pages - C1 Advanced, Topic: Conditionals
Mixed conditionals and regrets
Link past causes to present results and present states to past results, and talk about regrets with "I wish" and "If only".
12 questions3 pages - C1 Advanced, Topic: Inversion
Inversion after negative and limiting adverbials
Practise putting the auxiliary before the subject after Never, Hardly, Not only, Little and similar openings.
14 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Passive voice
The passive and having things done
The passive in different tenses, have something done and passive reporting structures.
12 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Reported speech
Reported speech and reporting verbs
Report statements, questions and orders, and choose the right reporting verb.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
Modals of deduction: must, might and can't
Say how sure you are about the present and the past with must, might, can't and their perfect forms.
11 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Tenses
Present perfect or past simple?
Choose between the present perfect and the past simple, with for, since, ever, already and ago.
12 questions3 pages