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<![CDATA[Grammar exercises]]>You can train your grammar skills here.
1.Go to the websites Tolearnenglish, English Grammar Online, Polseguera, Testy, BBC Grammar Challenge, Guide to Grammar, Agendaweb, First English.
2.Choose Beginners/Intermediate/Advanced level (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4).
3.Choose any exercise you'd like to take. Solve it.
4.Post the name of the exercise, the link and the mark in the thread. You can post difficult/favorite sentences there.
5.Don't try to cheat us by posting fake marks, we know your real progress : )

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Patterns to memorize

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Conditional clauses
Conditional and hypothesis

Find the correct tense

Placement tests

Frequent mistakes

Negation

Participles Placed Just after their Noun
Participles used as adjectives before and after nouns

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BE, HAVE, DO, DID, WAS...
Tenses

Difficulties of the Passive Form
Active → Passive voice
Many tests on Active, Passive voice and mix

Present Simple
Present Continuous
Present Continuous or Present Simple
Many tests on Present Simple, Present Continuous

Past Simple
Present Perfect
Present Perfect or Past Simple
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous or Past Perfect Continuous or Future Perfect Continuous
Past Simple or Past Continuous
Past Perfect
The pasts
Many tests on Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Simple
Many tests on Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect

Future Simple
Future in Present Continuous (Be going to)
Present Continuous (Be going to) or Future Simple
Future Perfect
Future Continuous or Future Perfect
Future Progressive or Future Perfect
Future Tenses
Will and Would: a little further
Future in the past
Many tests on Future Continuous, Future Simple, Future Perfect

Gerund
Gerunds or Infinitives
Infinitive clause
Infinitive in sentences
Infinitive phrase
Many tests on Gerunds, Infinitives 1
Many tests on Gerunds, Infinitives 2

For and its use in English
For, During, While
In/into - On/onto
About/At/For/To
At - In - On
Prepositions of time
Prepositions of location
Prepositions: Finding one's way
Prepositions (for / in / of /on / to)
To or For
To - For
at/of/on/to
Verbs and prepositions 1
Verbs and prepositions 2
Verbs and prepositions 3
Verbs and prepositions 4
Verbs and prepositions 5
Verbs and prepositions 6
Verbs and prepositions 7
Phrasal verbs: GET
Phrasal verbs: GO
Phrasal verbs: PUT
Phrasal verbs: TAKE
Phrasal verbs: TAKE, LOOK, GET
Many tests on Prepositions, Adjectives, Phrasal Verbs
Many tests on Particles, Phrasal Verbs

Adjectives -ing and -ed
Many tests on Adjectives

Adverbial Clauses
Adjectives and adverbs
Many tests on Adverbs

Can/Could/May... Must/Have to...
May, Might, Should
Can, Could and Be able to
Modals in Present tense
Modals in Past tense
Modals in Future tense
Must have or Had to
Many tests on Modal Verbs

Participle Clauses
Many tests on Participle Clauses

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
A (An) or The
Countable nouns with A/An and Some
The or nothing
Using The or nothing with nouns
Many tests on Articles

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