What is the English Grammar Lab?
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It is a collection of useful webs to practise grammar points with interactive games (traditional lab exercises which can be used to practise you English individually or together in a class with a projector).
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The sites indexed on this page have been designed with a focus-on-form goal in mind, using different authoring tools.
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They are useful for self-access, since they provide you with the correct answer.
Terms of cataloguing and use
- All the webs included have free access to their exercises.
- Our catalog starts with three comprehensive websites with a wide scope of gramatical practice. We will include gradually those webs we consider useful for learners.
- As we try to avoid commercial sites, you may not find some of your favorite, we make some exceptions when a site is really worth a visit.
- There won’t be links to the individual exercises, only a list to their content. Instead, we hope you access the web itself, not to infringe copyright or be evasive about real authoring.
- I hope you like this assortment of nice language practice recipes.
List of websites
- Manythings.org Grammar : This website offers you practice on 34 grammar points
Articles Pronouns Prepositions Verbs |
Verb Conjugation Phrasal Verbs Comparison Word Order Question Words [JavaScript] Countable & Uncountable Nouns Sentence Equivalents Various / Assorted |
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Self Access corner by Olga Gody helps you practise ver uses, and other grammatical points.
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Better Englishoffers free online exercises and quizzes as well as a mailing list for teachers and students. The grammar load is divided into 13 units.
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NetGrammarby Ned Quesada offers grammar lessons through listening (including online audio), reading, and writing activities with lots of follow-up practice exercises. The grammar load is divided into 13 units which cover the following topics:
· Nice to meet you! · Types of Sentences · Count and Noncount Nouns · Singular and Plural · Determiners and Adjectives · Present Time · Past Time · Future Time |
· Passive Voice · Adjective Clauses & Phrases · Degree · Verbals · Noun Clauses & Reported Speech · Present, Future, & Past Perfect · Conditional Sentences |
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The English grammar secrets offers a good choice of matching exercises on the following points:
· Present Continuous · Present Simple · Present Simple or Continuous · Past Simple · Past Continuous · Past Simple or Continuous · Irregular Verbs · Present Perfect · Present Perfect Continuous · Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous · Present Perfect or Past Simple · Past Perfect · Past Perfect Continuous · Past Review 1 · Past Review 2 · The Future – Going to · The Future – Will · Will or Going to · The Future – present forms · Will – other uses · Shall · The Imperative · The Passive · The -ing form |
· Can · Could · May/Might · Should · Should 2 · Must /Have to · Zero Conditional · First Conditional · Second Conditional · Third Conditional · Wish · Had better · Used to · Questions 1 · Questions 2 · Question tags · Reported speech · Reported speech 2 · Suppose · Suppose 2 · Have something done · Should have · Can have / could have · Will be doing · Will have done |
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Hot potatoes is a site developed by Michel Barbot with a collection of self-asses exercises which were distributed under the following content:
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Diana’s quiz page has over 200 exercises
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Englisch-hilfen.de Learning English on line is a site with simple grammar explanations and good interactive exrcises to practise.
Grammar Explanations
Adjectives/Adverbs
Articles
Conditional sentences – if
Gerund and Infinitive
Modal Auxiliaries
NounsParticiples
Passive Voice
Phrasal Verbs
Prepositions
Pronouns
Quantifiers
Questions
Reported Speech
Sentences
Tenses
VariousVerbs
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