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To Be

Grammar Reference >>> The Verb "To Be"

To Be: Gap Fill
Each sentence has a space where you must put the verb "To Be" in the correct form.
Exercise Number: 1G7

To Be: Positive or Negative Gap Fill
Put the correct form of the verb "To Be" in each sentence. It could be positive or negative.
Exercise Number: 1G8

"To Be" Question Formation
Put the words in order to make correct questions using the verb "to be".
Exercise Number: 1G2

"To Be" Question Formation 2
Multiple choice exercise to practice "to be" question formation.
Exercise Number: 1G21

Error Correction: To Be & To Have
Are these to be/to have sentences correct or not?
Exercise Number: 1G15

Error Correction: To Be & To Have - Exercise 2
Second exercise using the verbs to be and to have.
Exercise Number: 1G16

Error Correction: To Be
All these sentences use the verb to be. Which ones are correct?
Exercise Number: 1G18

To Be - Questions & Answers
Match the questions with the answers.
Exercise Number: 1G38

Present Simple

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Present Simple Use
Present Simple Structure

Present Simple Gap Fill
Choose from a list of verbs to fill the spaces in each sentence. You will need to remember third person "S" too!.
Exercise Number: 1G1

Present Simple: Positive and Negative
Put the words in order to make correct questions using the verb "to be".
Exercise Number: 1G3

Present Simple/To Be: Positive to Negative
Put the words in order to make correct questions using the verb "to be".
Exercise Number: 1G4

Charlie Parker 1 - Present Simple
Read this short paragraph about Charlie. Then complete the questions and answers below. This is the present simple. You may need up to 3 words to fill some spaces.
Exercise Number: 1G22

Forming Questions: Mary's Brother
Multiple choice exercise which helps practice the formation of questions in the present simple.
Exercise Number: 1G19

Letter Gap Fill
Sara writes a letter to Jackie - you just need to fill in the verbs in the present simple. Good practice of third person too.
Exercise Number: 1G35

Pronouns & Possession

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Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives
Possessive 'S

Subject or Object Pronouns
In this exercise, you have to choose between subject pronouns (I, he, we, etc.) and possessive adjectives (my, his, our, etc.) for each question.
Exercise Number: 1G6

Error Correction: Genitive & Possessive Adjectives
Find the errors in sentences containing the genitive (John's) and possessive adjectives (his, my, our, etc.)
Exercise Number: 1G17

Genitive Error Correction
Are these sentences, which contain genitives, correct or not?
Exercise Number: 1G32

Apostrophe: Is or Has?
Each of these sentences contains an apostrophe - is it being used for possession or is or has?
Exercise Number: 1G36

Their There!
For each gap, write either they're, there or their.
Exercise Number: 1G37

Possessive Adjectives
Write the correct possessive adjective in the space.
Exercise Number: 1G39

Comparatives & Superlatives

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Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparative and Superlative Gap Fill
Choose the correct form of either the superlative or the comparative of adjectives to fill the space in each sentence.
Exercise Number: 1G9

Comparative Structures
Complete each sentence with either as, more or than.
Exercise Number: 1G11

Past Simple

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Past Simple Structure
Past Simple Use

Tom's Day Yesterday
Read the story about Tom's day yesterday and then fill in the spaces using the correct form of the past tense for each verb.
Exercise Number: 1G14

Charlie Parker 2 - Past Simple
Read this short paragraph about Charlie's day yesterday. Then complete the questions and answers below. This is the past simple. You may need up to 3 words to fill some spaces!
Exercise Number: 1G23

Past Simple - Positive, Negative and Questions
Form past simple sentences using positive, negative and question forms.
Exercise Number: 1G24

Past Simple Quiz
Complete the questions to make a history quiz.
Exercise Number: 1G25

Sally's Terrible Day
Complete the story using past simple verbs.
Exercise Number: 1G40