Grammar Tests

These grammar tests cover levels A1 to C1, from basic verbs to advanced structures such as clauses and indirect speech. Start at your level, answer the questions, then read the explanation after each answer. Try the next level when most answers feel easy.

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894 results

QuizA1Articles

Articles A and AN MCQ Grammar Quiz – Test – Exercise

16 questions · about 6 min

QuizA1Determiners

This, That, These, Those MCQ Grammar Quiz – Test – Exercise

16 questions · about 6 min

QuizA1Mixed grammar

ELEMENTARY Test 1

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizA1Mixed grammar

ELEMENTARY Test 2

24 questions · about 9 min

QuizA1Mixed grammar

Tenses – Passives (Elementary / Pre-Intermediate) Test 1

20 questions · about 7 min

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QuizA1Modals

The Modal Verb Can, Can’t Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

16 questions · about 6 min

QuizA1Nouns and pronouns

Have Got, Has Got Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

16 questions · about 6 min

QuizA1Nouns and pronouns

Subject Pronouns -The Verb ”To Be” Test A1 – A2 Grammar Exercises

20 questions · about 7 min

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QuizA1Questions and negatives

ELEMENTARY Test 3

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizA1Questions and negatives

There Is vs There Are MCQ Grammar Quiz – Test – Exercise

16 questions · about 6 min

Questions

What level is my English grammar?

Start with a test you think is easy. If you get most answers right, try the next level. If you make many mistakes, go back one level. The levels run from A1 (beginner) to C1 (advanced).

When do I use the present perfect?

Use it to talk about the past when the time is not important, or when the past connects to now. For example: I have lost my keys. It is also used with for and since: I have lived here for five years.

How can I improve my grammar with tests?

Do one short test, then check every mistake. Read why the right answer is correct and write one new sentence with the same rule. Repeat the test a few days later to see if you remember it.