B1–B2 · Intermediate
Intermediate English Grammar
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Intermediate English Grammar Exercises
Check and strengthen grammar control for more accurate B1–B2 speaking and writing.
Future Forms- will, shall, going to
Read each sentence carefully. Look at the three options given: will, shall, or going to. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence.
FormatSecond Conditionals
Choose the correct option (a, b, or c) to complete each conditional sentence.
FormatFor vs Since: Master English Grammar with Free Online Practice Test
Complete each sentence by filling in the blank with either "for" or "since". Remember: Use 'for' with periods or durations of time. Use 'since' with specific points in time when something started.
Format 4First Conditionals
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Format 4Active and Passive Voice
Complete each sentence with the correct passive form of the verb in brackets.
Format 4So Do I or Neither Do I
Fill in the blanks with “so” or “neither” + the correct auxiliary/modal verb.
Format 4Article - the
Complete the sentences below using the words in brackets. Decide whether or not to use the, or whether to use the plural.
Format 4Zero Conditional in English
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPresent Continuous: I Am Doing
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPresent Simple: I Do
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPresent Continuous and Present Simple: Temporary or Regular?
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6 questions · Grammar lessonFirst and Second Conditionals: If I Do and If I Did
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPast Simple: I Did
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPast Continuous for Background and Parallel Actions
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPresent Perfect: Results, Experience and Continuing Time
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6 questions · Grammar lessonFuture Continuous and Future Perfect
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPresent Perfect or Past Simple? Present Relevance and Finished Time
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPresent Perfect or Past Simple? News and Detail
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPast Perfect: I Had Done
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPast Perfect Continuous: I Had Been Doing
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6 questions · Grammar lessonHave and Have Got
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPrepositions: Common Patterns and Pitfalls
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6 questions · Grammar lessonMust, Mustn’t and Needn’t
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPolite Requests and Offers in Business English
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6 questions · Grammar lessonIt Is Said That and He Is Said To
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6 questions · Grammar lessonHave Something Done
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6 questions · Grammar lessonVerb + -ing Patterns
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6 questions · Grammar lessonSubject–Verb Agreement
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6 questions · Grammar lessonAdjectives Ending in -ing and -ed
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6 questions · Grammar lessonComparative Adjectives: Cheaper and More Expensive
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6 questions · Grammar lessonUsing Even for Unexpected Information
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6 questions · Grammar lessonReflexive Pronouns and Emphasis
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6 questions · Grammar lessonRelative Clauses with Who, That and Which
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6 questions · Grammar lessonSuperlatives: The Longest and the Most Enjoyable
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6 questions · Grammar lessonWord Order: Verb, Object, Place and Time
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPrepositions of Time: At, On and In
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6 questions · Grammar lessonIntroduction to Phrasal Verbs
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6 questions · Grammar lessonReported Speech: He Said That...
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6 questions · Grammar lessonAuxiliary Verbs: Have, Do, Can and Short Responses
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6 questions · Grammar lessonQuestion Tags: Do You? Isn't It?
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6 questions · Grammar lessonCountable and Uncountable Nouns
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6 questions · Grammar lessonPossessives and Apostrophes
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6 questions · Grammar lessonWish and Hope
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6 questions · Grammar lessonI'd Rather and I'd Prefer
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6 questions · Grammar lessonAdjectives and Adverbs: Quick or Quickly?
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6 questions · Grammar lessonSo and Such
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6 questions · Grammar lessonUses of By: Time, Method, Travel and Agency
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6 questions · Grammar lessonUsed To: Past Habits and States
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6 questions · Grammar lessonSome and Any
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6 questions · Grammar lessonEach and Every
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6 questions · Grammar lessonIn Case and If
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6 questions · Grammar lessonEnough and Too
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