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A2 Elementary English Grammar Exercises

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Adverbs and Word Order

She usually walks to work. Lions move slowly. I had lunch yesterday.

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Articles: A/An, The, No Article

a café, an hour, I've got the photos — learn the core rules

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Be, Have and Have Got

I'm a student, I have two cats, I've got an idea

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Comparison of Adjectives

taller than, the tallest, better, the best

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Comparison of Adverbs

more slowly, faster, the best, as fluently as

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Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those

this museum, those mountains — near or far, now or then

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Nouns: Countable, Uncountable & Plurals

tourist or tourists? some advice or an advice? — get it right

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Past Simple

I worked, she went, they didn't see — completed actions in the past

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Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns

my/mine, your/yours, their/theirs — know the difference

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Prepositions of Movement

into, through, across — where things go

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Prepositions of Place

in, on, at and beyond — where things are

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Prepositions of Time

at, in, on — when things happen

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Present Continuous

I'm working, she isn't listening, are you coming?

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Present Simple

I work, she doesn't like, do you speak…?

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Types of Adverb and Formation

slowly, well, hard, happily — regular and irregular adverbs, degree modifiers

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Present Tenses Test

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