Test your questions
The ability to ask questions in English is a super important skill as we ask questions all the time. There are different types of questions in English: questions with and […]
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Category: Grammar
Test your English grammar
If you’ve been studying English for a while and are wondering how good your grammar is, here’s a great quiz you can use to test yourself. It’s our biggest quiz […]
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Test your relative clauses
As Albert Einstein once said, ‘A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new‘. It is a great line to remind us not to be afraid to err, […]
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Test your articles
Articles are considered a difficult aspect of English grammar to wrap your head around but like with everything else, practice is the key. Today’s quiz gives you an opportunity not […]
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Test your spelling of tricky words
Spelling is something a lot of students have difficulty with. It is also a skill that can be mastered through practice, for example reading and writing. Remember that misspelling a […]
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Test your passive forms
Life is to be cherished, enjoyed and lived to the fullest. You might have noticed the sentence above was written using a passive structure.Today’s quiz is all about passive forms […]
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Test your noun and verb agreement
It goes without saying that for a sentence to be grammatically correct, the noun must agree with the verb that follows it. A book is interesting. Books are interesting. But unfortunately […]
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Test your conditionals
If you were in a hot air balloon and saw a giant giraffe staring at you, what would you do? I’d probably grab my camera and try to take a […]
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Test your gerund and infinitive verb patterns
Do you know which verbs in English are followed by the gerund and which ones by the infinitive? Here’s one way to find out. Notice how there’s an extra communicative […]
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Test your past forms of tricky verbs
An ultimate challenge for those boasting a strong command of the English language. You might know the difference between rise and raise, bind and bound, sow and sew, but do […]
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