LEVEL 3 – LINKS TO GRAMMAR EXERCISES
TOPIC TOPIC	SUB-TOPIC	ACTIVITY	DESCRIPTION
Narrative tenses	Past simple and continuous	Complete the stories	Drag and drop the items to complete a text. Life anecdotes.
		Simple past or past progressive	Complete the sentences. Life anecdotes.
	Present perfect simple and continuous	Present Perfect Simple – Present Perfect Progressive	Complete a text cut up into sentences.
	Past simple and past perfect	Simple past and past perfect simple Exercise 1 Exercise 2	Choose the right option.
		Simple past and past perfect (The Visitor)	Complete a text cut up into sentences. Life anecdotes.
	Past perfect continuous	Mix and match	Match the sentences.
The passive	Active or passive? (Present simple and past simple)	The Statue of Liberty	Complete a text cut up into sentences. Landmarks.
	Active or passive? (various tenses)	Active or Passive Voice	Choose the right option.
	Passive with all sorts of verb forms	Quiz: Passive	Choose the right option.
Modal verbs	“Have to”; subject-verb agreement	Obligation with subject agreement	Choose the right option.
	“Must” and “can” for deduction (but not only)	Must & can	Choose the right option.
	Expressing deduction in the past	Must have, might have, can’t have	Choose the right option.
	Contrast (meaning)	Quiz: Mixed modals	Choose the right option.
Conditionals	Types 1, 2 and 3	Exercises on Conditional Sentences (Mix)	Choose the right option.
		“The Cat and the Mouse”, Part 1 and Part 2	Complete the text.
	Types 0, 1, 2 and 3	Which conditional should I use?	Choose the right option.
		If… (part 2)	Choose the right option.
Reported speech (and indirect questions)	Reporting verb in the past: statements	Exercise on reported speech – Back shift	Write the given sentences in reported speech. Warning: Insert the necessary punctuation!
	Reporting verb in the past: requests	Exercise on reported speech - Requests	Write the requests in reported speech. Warning: Insert the necessary punctuation!
	Reporting verb in the past: questions	Exercise on reported speech – Questions	Write the questions in reported speech. Warning: Insert the necessary punctuation!
	Indirect questions	Quiz: Indirect questions	Choose the right option.
	Reporting verb in the past: All sorts of sentences.	Exercise on reported speech – Mixed exercise 1	Write the given sentences in reported speech. Warning: Insert the necessary punctuation!
Relative clauses	Is the relative pronoun necessary?	Relative pronouns – necessary or not? (and another one)	Decide whether the relative pronoun can be omitted or not.
	Relative pronouns	Who, which, whose or no pronoun?	Complete the sentences.
	The relative “what” (= the thing that)	Quiz: That & What	Choose the right option.
	Non-defining relative clauses	Non-defining relative clauses	Combine the sentences using non-defining relative clauses. Warning: Insert the necessary punctuation! Biography.
	Defining, or non-defining?	Relative clauses – defining or non-defining?	Decide whether the relative clause is defining (necessary for the meaning of the sentence) or non-defining (it just adds more information).
	General practice (Defining and non-defining clauses)	A holiday in Scotland	Combine sentences using relative clauses. Warning: Write the relative pronoun only when necessary; insert the necessary punctuation. Scotland.
Connectors	Connectors of contrast	Quiz: Although, Though, Despite and However	Choose the right option.
	Conjunctions	Quiz: Conjunctions; also, Basic Subordinating Conjunctions 1 and Connecting words.	Choose the right option.
	Prepositions	Adjective + preposition; verbs and prepositions	Choose the right option.
“-ing” vs “-ed” adjectives		Adjectives with –ing/-ed	Choose the right option.
		A Good Job: Interest-ing/Interest-ed	Choose the right option. Work
Infinitives and gerunds	Infinitive or –ing?	Gerunds and Infinitives 1	Choose the right option.
		Complete the sentences with the verb in brackets	Complete the sentences.
	Infinitive with “to”, without “to” or –ing?	Infinitive or gerund: Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3	Choose the right option.
The unreal past (Also, see “Conditionals”)	“I wish” and auxiliary verbs	Mix and match	Match the sentences.
	“I wish”	Wish 1	Choose the right option.
		Wish + past simple/past perfect/would + infinitive	Choose the right option.