English Grammar Proficiency
Welcome, students. Select a grammar topic from the menu to review the rules and test your knowledge.
Topics include: Ability, Passive Voice, Future predictions, and more.
1. Expressing Ability
Use can/can't and be able to to describe capability.
- "She can speak Thai."
- "How many languages are you able to speak?"
Q1: Choose the correct sentence:
2. Present Simple Passive
Use am/is/are + Past Participle (V3) when the focus is on the object.
- "Instagram is used by millions."
- "Toys are manufactured in factories."
Q2: Complete: "Coffee _______ in Brazil."
3. Future with Will
Use will for predictions. Use adverbs like probably or definitely for certainty.
- "It will probably rain."
- "We definitely won't be late."
Q3: Which word order is correct?
4. Past Habits (Used to)
Use used to for old habits that have stopped.
- "I used to play tennis." (I don't now)
- "She didn't use to like coffee."
Q4: "I ______ have long hair when I was young."
5. Life Experiences
Present Perfect: Unspecified time in the past (Experience).
Used to: Regular habit in the past.
- "I have visited Japan." (Experience)
- "I used to live in Japan." (Old habit)
Q5: Which sentence describes an experience?
6. Passive Agreement
The verb "to be" must agree with the subject.
- "The app (1) is downloaded."
- "The files (many) are downloaded."
Q6: "Many cars ______ exported from Japan."
7. Question Word Order
Invert the subject and the modal verb.
- Wrong: "What you can play?"
- Correct: "What can you play?"
Q7: Select the correct question:
8. -ed vs -ing Adjectives
-ed: How you feel.
-ing: The thing causing the feeling.
- "I am bored."
- "This class is boring."
Q8: "The news was very ______."
9. Gerunds & Infinitives
Some verbs take -ing, others take to + verb.
- "I enjoy reading."
- "I decided to read."
Q9: "She decided ______ a new car."
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