Tenses, passive voice, conditionals and relative clauses
Practise English grammar with questions always written in English. The exam covers: articles (a/an/the), irregular plurals, present simple, irregular past simple, present perfect, first and second conditionals, phrasal verbs, passive voice, comparatives, relative clauses and reported speech.
English · Primary, Secondary
Unlike other exams in the app, this one is always in English. The goal is for students to think in English, not translate from their native language.
Present perfect vs past simple, first vs second conditional. The exam uses real sentences with context, not empty conjugation tables.
Each answer explains the grammar rule in detail: when to use "a" vs "an", why "goes" not "go" in third person, what makes a phrasal verb change meaning.
"A student who wrote "She don't like" learns that with he/she/it in present simple the auxiliary is "doesn't" and the verb stays in base form: "She doesn't like"."
Tricks and techniques to master this topic faster:
Articles: "a" before consonant sounds, "an" before vowel sounds (an hour — the h is silent!).
Present simple 3rd person: add -s/-es (he goes, she watches). Negative/question: use does/doesn't + base verb (no -s).
Present perfect: have/has + past participle. Don't use it with specific past times (yesterday, last year) — use past simple instead.
First conditional (real): If + present, will + base. Second conditional (unreal): If + past, would + base.
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