Oxford Practice Grammar Intermediate: practice exercise 1

This fill-in-the-gaps exercise contains mixed grammar elements: "would", "won't" and "supposed+ infinitive".

Grammar: Simple Past (negatives and questions)

This page explains the rules to form simple past structures using auxiliary verb forms.

Grammar: Verbs followed by -ing clauses

We are provided with a list of most common verbs that require to be followed by an -ing clause. Next, we can do an exercise to check our knowledge and we can check our results.

Grammar Helpers: There is / There are

The resource is divided in four interactive modules: "There is/There are" positive form, negative form, questions and short answers. Each section contains an explanation, tasks and exercises,…

Grammar: Verbs followed by to + infinitive

We can do three exercises in order to put into practice our knowledge about this type of verbs, Previously, we can read the verbs list.

Grammar: Present continuous (negatives and questions)

We learn how to form negative sentence and questions in this tense.

Intermediate grammar: So, such, too, very, much

For each sentence, we have to choose the best word or phrase to complete the gap from the words provided.

Grammar: So, though, although and also

In this exercise we have to choose the best word or phrase to complete the gap from the choices provided.

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Is text messaging bad for grammar?

The resource contains a video. We practice listening and reading skills. We talk about new technologies. It includes a comprehension activity.