English Grammar Exercises: Past Simple, Future, Modal Verbs and More
English Grammar Practice Exercises
1. Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the Past Simple:
- We didn't drive (not drive) our car to the station.
- I hurt (hurt) my leg in the accident.
- They drew (draw) a beautiful house.
- She forgot (forget) about the party.
- She didn't bring (not bring) the camera.
- My friends met (meet) me at the station.
2. Use will and the infinitive to make predictions:
- I won't go (not go) to Paris in the summer.
- Will you finish (finish) your homework?
- She will be (be) a millionaire one day.
3. Complete these sentences with the Present tense of there be:
- There isn't any milk in the glass.
- There are some men on the corner.
- Is there any homework today?
4. Complete these sentences with the Past tense of there be:
- There was some coffee in the cup.
- There wasn't any furniture in the living room.
- There was a Japanese woman at the concert.
5. Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use be going to:
- We are going to fly (fly) to Birmingham this week.
- Are the Smiths going to visit (visit) their relatives?
- I am going to send (send) her a postcard tomorrow.
6. Rewrite the previous exercise:
- We are going to fly to Birmingham this week.
- Are the Smiths going to visit their relatives?
- I am going to send her a postcard tomorrow.
7. Complete the sentences with the modal verbs can, must or should in the affirmative or negative:
- She doesn't like the English lesson because she can't understand (understand) the teacher.
- They hurt you. You must go (go) to the police station.
- You're a bit overweight. You should go (go) on a diet.
- He can read (read) very well, and he's only three.
- I want to pass this exam, so I must study (study) hard.
8. Complete the sentences with the verb in brackets. Use the Present Simple or the Present Continuous:
- She takes (take) the underground at the weekend.
- Rita is having (have) a cup of tea right now.
- Do they usually read (read) at night?
- We're vets. We look (look) after animals.
- Our son isn't studying. He is speaking (speak) on the phone.
9. Use an appropriate possessive adjective or pronoun:
- Mark's my uncle. His eyes are grey.
- Karl, this is your sandwich now.
- I've got a beautiful house. It's mine.
- They've got a camera. The camera is theirs.
- We're taking pictures. Our pictures are of London.
- She's using a PC. The PC is hers.
10. Use an appropriate personal or object pronoun:
- My aunt lives in Madrid. She is an actress.
- Sharon lives in my neighbourhood. I visit her on Sundays.
- My wife and I are going shopping. Would you like to accompany us?
- I told my friends to come for dinner, but they refused.
- My cat is under the bed. Can you take it?
- I bought my husband a gift for his birthday. I gave it to him yesterday.
11. Complete the sentences with the correct form of to be in the past:
- I was upset last week.
- Our daughter wasn't (not be) at the hospital yesterday.
- They were very happy at their wedding.
12. What's the weather like today?
- Hay lluvia – It's raining.
- Hace frío – It's cold.
- Hace sol – It's sunny.
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