have to/must

have to/ has to/don't have to/ doesn't have to/ do you have to/does she have to?/ did you have to?/ did she have to? to express obligation / in the negative absence of necessitymust / mustn't
to express obligation / in the negative prohibition

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More exercises here

the infinitive with to and the -ing form.

-ING / INFINITIVE WITH TO

Exercises on the use of the infinitive with to and the -ing form.

Grammar uses of the infinitive with to

Verb + -ing

Comparatives and superlatives

Comparative and superlative forms

Read the grammar explanation on comparative and superlative forms and do the exercises.

1, 2, 3, 4

Do the following quizz to practise comparative and superlative forms.

Present perfect

Lesson A: present perfect + for and since

Lesson B: present perfect or simple past?

Used to

for/since/Present perfect

Present perfect

Present perfect. Choose the correct answer.

More present perfect.


Use the verb in brackets to complete the sentences.

Put the following sentences into the correct order. In all the sentences the tense used is present perfect.

More sentences with present perfect, for and since.

Will/ won't

Gap-fill exercise


Verb Tense Exercise 18 Will and Be Going to


Verb Tense Exercise 19 Will and Be Going to

Verb Tense Exercise 20 Will and Be Going to

Verb Tense Exercise 21 Simple Present and Simple Future

Verb Tense Exercise 22 Simple Present and Simple Future

Verb Tense Exercise 23 Simple Future and Future Continuous

Verb Tense Exercise 24 Simple Present, Simple Future, Present Continuous, and Future Continuous

Verb Tense Practice Test Cumulative Verb Tense Review

Verb Tense Final Test Cumulative Verb Tense Review

Future plans

Future plans
Using 'going to' and the present continuous are two ways we can talk about our future plans and arrangements in English. In this programme we learn more about them and the differences between them.
Our challenger Sung Hyeon from South Korea has to describe her future plans when trying to find a space in her busy diary for a meeting with Callum.
LISTEN to the programme

Subject/object questions

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More exercises

and more exercises

Omission of the article "the"

Omission of "the"

Questions with Did (Review)

You can revise questions with did if you click here

Who/which/where

Click here to do some exercises with the relatives who, which or where

Present Simple or Continuous exercises 2

Click here to do some exercises with the present simple and present continuous

should/must/have to

should/must/have to
Exercises

Should/shouldn't ( to give advice)

To advise (verb)

advice (noun)

You should give up smoking

Exercises

Going to exercises

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