LEVEL 4 – LINKS TO GRAMMAR EXERCISES
TOPIC TOPIC	SUB-TOPIC	ACTIVITY	DESCRIPTION
Verb tenses	Past tenses	Narrative tenses	Find the unnecessary word.
		Narrative tenses; past perfect continuous	Complete the sentences with the correct past tense (not only the past perfect continuous!)
		Narrative tenses	Complete the text. An anecdote.
		Narrative tenses: Active and passive	Choose the right option.
		Past tense exercise	Fill in with the past continuous, past perfect or past perfect continuous. Do not use contractions. You will have to scroll the page down for the exercise.
	Present perfect simple and continuous	Present perfect simple and continuous Exercise 1 Exercise 2	Choose the right option.
	Future simple and future continuous	Future simple and continuous	Complete the text. The future.
	Future continuous and future perfect	Future perfect and future continuous	Correct the mistakes.
		Lesson B: future perfect and future continuous	Complete the sentences.
The passive (+ have something done)	Questions with verbs in the passive	The Passive Voice in Questions	Type in the missing words.
	Passive with modal verbs	Passive with modals	Complete the sentences.
	The “weird” passive sentences (indirect object as subject, preposition at the end)	Passive - 2	Transformations: change the sentences from active to passive. Use punctuation where necessary.
	“Have something done”	Mix and match	Match the beginnings with the endings of sentences.
		Expand your grammar: have sth done	Transformations
Modal verbs	Simple, continuous and perfect infinitives after modals	Modal verbs – Multiple choice exercise	Choose the correct option.
	“Should” and “should have”	Should + verb, should have + past participle	Complete the sentences.
	Mixed modals with perfect infinitives	Modal auxiliary verbs	Complete the sentences.
Conditional sentences	“If” and “unless”	If or Unless?	Choose the right option.
	Connectors for conditional sentences	Conditional connectors Exercise 1 Exercise 2	Choose the right option.
	Mixed conditionals	Mixed conditionals	Match the beginnings with the endings.
	Type 3 vs mixed conditionals	Exercise on exceptions (Conditional sentences with different tenses)	Transformations: complete the sentences.
	All types	English Test on Conditional Sentences	Two exercises in one: choose the right option, then complete the sentences.
Reported speech	Reported speech (general revision)	Quiz: Indirect speech	Choose the right option.
	Reporting verbs (other than “say”, “tell” and “ask”)	Special verbs for reported speech exercise (and another one)	Choose the right option. (Warning: those who made the site have a tongue-in-cheek approach to correcting answers.)
		Verb patterns 1	Transformations: complete the sentences with the necessary words (not just the reporting verb)
Adjectives	Adjectives and adverbs	Adjective or adverb?	Choose the right option.
		Adjective or adverb	Complete the sentences.
	Adverbs with “gradable” and “extreme” adjectives	Adverbs of degree	Choose the right option.
	Word order of adjectives	Order of adjectives	Choose the right option.
	The big “another” / “other” mix-up	Another, Other & Others	Choose the right option.
Connectors	“As” and “like”	As or Like	Complete the sentences.
		As or like?	Choose the right option.
		As, like, such as	Complete the text.
	“Like” and “as if”	Look, look like, look as if…	Complete the sentences.
	Connectors of purpose	Purpose – For, To & So That	Choose the right option.
	Connectors of contrast (mostly)	Linking ideas	Choose the right option to complete a text. An anecdote.
	Prepositions	The Manatee (A Quiz on Prepositions)	A general exercise on prepositions; choose the right option. Nature and the animal world.
	Conjunctions	Basic subordinating conjunctions	Combine the sentences into one.
		Connectors	Choose the right option.
Expressing habit		Quiz: Used to & Be/Get Used to	Choose the right option.
		Used to, be used to, get used to	Correct the mistakes.
		Expressing habit	Match the beginning and the ending of sentences.
		Habitual behaviour (present and past)	Choose the right option.
Infinitives and gerunds	Infinitive or –ing?	Gerunds and infinitives: Quiz 1 Quiz 2 Quiz 3 Quiz 4	Choose the right option.
	Infinitive with “to”, without “to”, or –ing?	Infinitive or Gerund	Choose the right option. Transport.
	With and without change of meaning	Need (+ infinitive and + gerund)	Complete the sentences.
		Try to do & Try doing, etc.; also, Infinitive or Gerund (Mix)	Choose the right option.
	Infinitives and gerunds in the passive	Passive verb patterns	Complete the sentences with the right verb form. You will have to scroll the page down for the exercise.
Quantifiers		Quantifiers: all, any, every(body, etc.), no, none; also, Quantifiers: all, every, etc.	Correct the mistakes. Write capital letters where necessary.
	“No”, “none”, “nothing”	No, none or nothing	Choose the right option.
The grammar of phrasal verbs		Phrasal verbs: separable or not?; also, Phrasal verbs quiz	Choose the right option from a dropdown menu.