English Grammar Exercises
Idioms
- Keep my diary in my bag and take it everywhere.
- Learn by heart.
- Over the moon.
- Cool down.
- Couldn't believe her eyes.
- Under pressure.
- Go places.
Verb Tenses
- I'm eating.
- What does your mother do? She is a teacher.
- I used to...
- It started to...
- Have you got a bike?
- We didn't use to ride a bike every...
- Peter wouldn't have...
- Life is hard.
Adverbs
- She won the competition easily.
- Dad sat in an armchair comfortably.
- My father drives very well, but my mother drives fast.
Irregular Word Formation
- A word which doesn't follow a rule is irregular.
- A person who is rude is impolite.
Word Formation
- A translator translates documents.
- A politician works in politics.
- My uncle has been a builder for many years.
Conditional Sentences - Type 0
- Ice floats if you put it in water.
- I won't tell anyone if you want to keep it a secret.
- If I were you, I would concentrate on passing my exams.
Conditional Sentences - Type 1
- If you want to lose weight, you will need to exercise more.
- If he were rich and famous, he would be happy.
- If he hadn't fallen asleep, he wouldn't have missed the end of the film.
Conditional Sentences - Type 2
- If I were the head teacher, I would pass the whole class.
- If it rains this weekend, we will stay at home.
- If I had studied harder, I would have passed all my exams.
Relative Clauses
- The book, which was written by Agatha, is about murder on the Nile.
- The diamond necklace, which was stolen last week, has been found by the police.
- Steven Spielberg, who is a famous film director, lives in Hollywood.
- My friend Isabel, whose father is a TV presenter, wants to study music.
- Dino's Coffee is a place where we first met.
- August is the month when we usually go on holiday.
Relative Pronouns
- He is the player who is going to play for Manchester.
- Alex is the student whose painting won first prize.
Reported Speech - Statements
- She told me to sit next to her.
- He asked when the final exams were.
- He asked if we would have a party.
- You said not to touch your new mobile phone.
- I said that I had gone to a new restaurant the day before.
- You said to be home by midnight.
Reported Speech - Questions
- "Are you Spanish?" she asked.
- "Why have I arrived so late?" my mother wanted to know.
Direct Speech
- "I can't come to the beach," Jack said.
- "I will phone Dani," she told me.
Passive Voice
- Joe had his house painted last week.
- I have my eyes tested every day.