WORKSHEETS

All worksheets are free to use for educational and teaching purposes. They may be modified and shared under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. Most of the example sentences in the grammar materials come from Tatoeba.

PLEASE NOTE: While these materials can be helpful—especially for teachers who often need ready-made resources — studying grammar like this is not an effective way to learn a language and often rather prevents students from actually learning something. The best way to learn a language is through comprehensible input—reading and listening to things you can understand.

This text was put together with the help of AI (ChatGPT), but the ideas are the author’s and are based on many years of experience with teaching and learning languages.

SIMPLE GRAMMAR (A2–B1):

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES 1

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES 2

PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, PAST SIMPLE 1

PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, PAST SIMPLE 2

PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS 1

PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS 2

PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS (WITH A LOT OF STATIVE VERBS)

THE PASSIVE - PRESENT SIMPLE 1

THE PASSIVE - PRESENT SIMPLE 2 (TRANSFORMATIONS)

THE PASSIVE - PAST SIMPLE 1

THE PASSIVE - PAST SIMPLE 2 (TRANSFORMATIONS)

THE PASSIVE - WILL 1

THE PASSIVE - WILL 2 (TRANSFORMATIONS)

SAY OR TELL

LOOK, WATCH, SEE

MORE ADVANCED GRAMMAR (B1–B2)

THE PASSIVE - PRESENT CONTINUOUS 1 (GAPFILL)

THE PASSIVE - PRESENT CONTINUOUS 2 (TRANSFORMATIONS)

THE PASSIVE - PAST CONTINUOUS (GAPFILL)

THE PASSIVE - PAST CONTINUOUS 2 (TRANSFORMATIONS)

THE PASSIVE - PRESENT PERFECT (GAPFILL)

THE PASSIVE - PRESENT PERFECT 2 (TRANSFORMATIONS)

FIRST CONDITIONALS 1

FIRST CONDITIONALS 2

SECOND CONDITIONALS 1

SECOND CONDITIONALS 2

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS 1

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS 2

THIRD CONDITIONALS 1

THIRD CONDITIONALS 2

FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD CONDITIONALS 1

FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD CONDITIONALS 2

MIXED CONDITIONALS AND THIRD CONDITIONALS

ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 1A

ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 1B

ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 1C

ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 2A

ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 2B

ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 2C

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

WHEN AND HOW LONG QUESTIONS

FOR AND SINCE

PAST TENSES, PRESENT PERFECT 1

PAST TENSES, PRESENT PERFECT 2

FUTURE TENSES (WITHOUT GOING TO)

PRESENT AND PAST MODALS 1

PRESENT AND PAST MODALS 2

REPORTED SPEECH 1

REPORTED SPEECH 2

THE PASSIVE (MIXED TENSES)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 1

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 2

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 3

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 4

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 5 (PHRASAL VERBS)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 6 (PHRASAL VERBS)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 7 (ALTHOUGH, DESPITE, IN SPITE OF)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 8 (ALTHOUGH, DESPITE, IN SPITE OF)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 9 (COMPARISONS)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 10 (COMPARISONS)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 11 (TOO, ENOUGH)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 12 (TOO, ENOUGH)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 13 (PRESENT PERFECT, PAST SIMPLE)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 14 (PRESENT PERFECT, PAST SIMPLE)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 15 (USED TO, BE USED TO, GET USED TO)

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATIONS 16 (USED TO, BE USED TO, GET USED TO)

VERBS AND PREPOSITIONS 1

VERBS AND PREPOSITIONS 2

VERBS AND PREPOSITIONS 3

VERBS AND PREPOSITIONS 4

TIME CONJUNCTIONS, CONDITIONAL CONJUNCTIONS 1

TIME CONJUNCTIONS, CONDITIONAL CONJUNCTIONS 2

SHOULD, SHOUDLN’T

MUSTN’T, HAVE TO, DON’T HAVE TO

QUESTIONS - PRESENT SIMPLE

QUESTIONS - PAST SIMPLE

QUESTIONS - WILL

QUESTIONS - PRESENT CONTINUOUS

QUESTIONS - PAST CONTINUOUS

QUESTIONS - PRESENT PERFECT

-ING OR -ED

LITTLE, A LITTLE, FEW, A FEW

COMPREHENSIVE EXERCISES

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 1

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 2

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 3

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 4

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 5

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 6

GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY TEST 7

WORD FORMATION

Word formation exercises are not particularly useful for learning English. However, they are a standard part of many international exams (e.g. FCE or CAE) and university entrance tests, where they do serve a purpose—they provide a good indication of a student's level of English.

The following worksheets were created specifically to help students prepare for these types of exams. Exercises marked with the letter B contain the same target words as those in exercises marked A, but used in different sentences. This makes them suitable for revision and testing.