Grammar revision

Error Correction: Conditionals. Click HERE

Third Conditional. Click HERE

Wishes and Regrets. Click HERE

Third Conditional Exercise. Click HERE

Third Conditional Re-Ordering Quiz. Click HERE

Third Conditional Error Correction Click HERE

Mixed Conditionals Gap Fill Quiz Click HERE

Conditional Forms Multiple Choice Quiz Click HERE

If Only / I Wish Tenses Multiple Choice Exercise Click HERE

Inversion Error Exercise Click HERE

Inversion Multiple Choice Exercise Click HERE

Past Tense Click HERE

Causative "Have" Click HERE

The/The Comparatives Click HERE

Comparatives & Superlatives Error Correction Click HERE

Say / Tell Error Correction  Click HERE

Reported Speech Click HERE

Say & Tell Gap Fill Exercise Click HERE

Reported Questions, Extra Word Exercise Click HERE

Reported Questions Error Correction  Click HERE

Reported Questions Re-Ordering Quiz  Click HERE


Future Continuous / Future Perfect Click HERE

Future Continuous or Future Perfect? Click HERE

Waiting At The Station - Future Continuous Matching Exercise CLick HERE

Used To / Be Used To  CLick HERE

Used To / Be Used To Error Correction  Click HERE

Past Modal Verb Matching ExerciseCLick HERE

The Last Snoopy Cartoon - Cloze ExerciseCLick HERE

Modals of Deduction Exercise  Click HERE

Past Modals ExerciseCLick HERE

Past Modals Of Deduction - The Titanic Click HERE

Advanced Quantifiers Gap Fill Exercise  Click HERE

Advanced Quantifiers Error Correction  Click HERE

Advanced Quantifiers Error Correction 2  Click HERE

Quantifier Expressions Re-Ordering Quiz  Click HERE

Expressions With 'All' Re-Ordering Quiz  Click HERE

Contrasting Ideas 1  Click HERE

Contrasting Ideas 2  Click HERE

Contrasting Structures Re-Ordering Quiz  Click HERE

Contrasting Ideas Matching QuizClick HERE

Letter of Complaint - Relative Pronouns Gap Fill  Click HERE

Relative Pronoun Gap Fill Quiz  Click HERE

Relative Pronouns Re-Ordering Quiz Click HERE

Advanced Verb Patterns Error CorrectionClick HERE

Gerund & Infinitive Verb Patterns Re-Ordering Quiz  Click HERE

The Politician's Letter - Linking Words  Click HERE

Purpose, Reason & Result Re-Ordering Quiz  Click HERE

Purpose, Result & Reason Multiple Choice  Click HERE

Subject / Verb Agreement Exercise  Click HERE

Subject Verb Agreement Gap Fill Exercise  Click HERE

John Lennon's Guitar - Preposition Gap Fill  Click HERE


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