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A2 Grammar Lessons & Exercises

Elementary level — past simple, continuous tenses, comparatives, modals and more.

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Past Simple: regular verbs

walked, played, visited — -ed endings and spelling rules.

Past Simple: irregular verbs

went, saw, got, came — the most common irregular forms.

Past Simple: negatives & questions

didn't go, Did you see…? — forming negatives and questions.

Present Continuous

I am working, she is watching — actions happening now.

Going to (future plans)

I'm going to travel — plans and intentions.

Will (future)

I'll help you — predictions, offers and instant decisions.

Comparative adjectives

bigger, more expensive, better — comparing two things.

Superlative adjectives

the biggest, the most expensive, the best.

Articles: a / an / the / zero

When to use the, when to drop the article completely.

Object pronouns

me / you / him / her / it / us / them.

Possessive pronouns

mine / yours / his / hers / ours / theirs.

Have to / Don't have to

Obligation and lack of obligation — you have to study!

Should / Shouldn't

Advice and recommendations — you should try this.

Adverbs of manner

quickly, slowly, well, badly — how you do something.

Verb + -ing (like / enjoy / hate)

I like swimming, she enjoys reading — verbs followed by -ing.

Verb + to infinitive (want / need / hope)

I want to go, he needs to study — verbs followed by to + verb.

Conjunctions: because / so / but / although

Join ideas and sentences — I was tired but I went.

Time expressions: past

yesterday, last week, two days ago, in 2020.

Present Perfect (intro)

I have seen, she has been — life experience and recent events.

Prepositions of movement

into / out of / along / through / past — describing movement.

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A2 Grammar Lessons & Exercises

Elementary level — past simple, continuous tenses, comparatives, modals and more.

Past Simple: regular verbs

walked, played, visited — -ed endings and spelling rules.

Past Simple: irregular verbs

went, saw, got, came — the most common irregular forms.

Past Simple: negatives & questions

didn't go, Did you see…? — forming negatives and questions.

Present Continuous

I am working, she is watching — actions happening now.

Going to (future plans)

I'm going to travel — plans and intentions.

Will (future)

I'll help you — predictions, offers and instant decisions.

Comparative adjectives

bigger, more expensive, better — comparing two things.

Superlative adjectives

the biggest, the most expensive, the best.

Articles: a / an / the / zero

When to use the, when to drop the article completely.

Object pronouns

me / you / him / her / it / us / them.

Possessive pronouns

mine / yours / his / hers / ours / theirs.

Have to / Don't have to

Obligation and lack of obligation — you have to study!

Should / Shouldn't

Advice and recommendations — you should try this.

Adverbs of manner

quickly, slowly, well, badly — how you do something.

Verb + -ing (like / enjoy / hate)

I like swimming, she enjoys reading — verbs followed by -ing.

Verb + to infinitive (want / need / hope)

I want to go, he needs to study — verbs followed by to + verb.

Conjunctions: because / so / but / although

Join ideas and sentences — I was tired but I went.

Time expressions: past

yesterday, last week, two days ago, in 2020.

Present Perfect (intro)

I have seen, she has been — life experience and recent events.

Prepositions of movement

into / out of / along / through / past — describing movement.

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