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English grammar quizzes online
Short quizzes on the topics learners get wrong most often: tenses, articles, conditionals. One topic, one 5-minute quiz, an explanation after every answer and a short rule right next to it.
- 18 quizzes
- 12 to 24 questions each
- Every answer explained
- Levels A1–B2
There is / there are
12 questions · A1
There is or there are: singular, plural, questions and the past.
Take the quizPresent Simple vs Present Continuous
12 questions · A1–A2
I work or I’m working: habits and facts vs what’s happening right now.
Take the quizArticles a, an, the
12 questions · A1–B1
A, an, the or no article: from a / an to countries, rivers and mountains.
Take the quizMuch, many, a lot of
12 questions · A1–A2
Much or many, a few or a little: countable and uncountable nouns.
Take the quizPrepositions in, on, at
12 questions · A1–A2
In May, on Monday, at 5 o’clock: prepositions of time and place.
Take the quizComparatives and superlatives
12 questions · A1–A2
Bigger, the biggest, more interesting: rules and exceptions.
Take the quizQuestion forms
12 questions · A1–A2
Do / does / did, word order, subject questions and question tags.
Take the quizPresent Perfect vs Past Simple
12 questions · A2–B1
I have seen or I saw: experience and results vs the finished past.
Take the quizWill vs going to
12 questions · A2–B1
A decision now or an earlier plan: the future with will and going to.
Take the quizModal verbs
12 questions · A2–B2
Can, must, should, might: obligation, advice, possibility, deduction.
Take the quizPresent tenses
24 questions · A2–B1
All four: Present Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous in one quiz.
Take the quizPast tenses
24 questions · A2–B2
Past Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous: what happened, what was going on, what came first.
Take the quizFuture tenses
24 questions · A2–B2
Will, going to, Present Continuous, Future Continuous and Future Perfect: how to talk about the future.
Take the quizPassive voice
12 questions · A2–B2
Be + past participle in every tense: is made, was built, has been sold.
Take the quizGerund or infinitive
12 questions · B1–B2
Enjoy doing, want to do, stop doing or stop to do.
Take the quizConditionals
12 questions · B1–B2
Zero, first, second, third and mixed: if I have, if I had, if I had had.
Take the quizI wish and if only
12 questions · B1–B2
I wish I knew, I wish I had known, I wish you would stop.
Take the quizReported speech
12 questions · B1–B2
She said she was tired: tense changes, said or told, questions.
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How the quizzes work
One topic, one quiz
Each quiz checks one rule, so you see exactly what to work on.
Instant explanations
After every answer you see whether it’s right and why. No answer key to look up at the end.
Rule and mistakes nearby
Below each quiz: a short rule with examples and the mistakes learners make most.
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Nothing to install, no email needed. Take the quizzes as many times as you like.
What else to check
English grammar: rules and tables
A reference: all 12 tenses, the passive voice, reported speech, modal verbs — with tables, examples and common mistakes.
Open the referenceEnglish level test
Grammar, vocabulary and reading from A1 to C1 — and your CEFR level with every mistake explained.
Find out your levelIrregular verbs
A table with audio and a “Test yourself” trainer: V1, V2 and V3, ten verbs a day.
Go to the tableFAQ
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What level are these quizzes for?
A1 to B2; each quiz card shows its level. There is / there are, Present Simple vs Continuous, articles, much / many, in / on / at, comparatives and questions are for beginners (A1–A2), Present Perfect vs Past Simple, will vs going to and modal verbs are A2–B1, the tense quizzes and the passive are A2–B2, gerunds and infinitives, conditionals, I wish and reported speech are B1–B2.
How is a grammar quiz different from a level test?
A level test checks a bit of everything and gives you an overall level (A1–C1). A grammar quiz checks one topic in more depth: you see exactly where you go wrong and read the rule straight away.
Can I use these quizzes with my students?
Yes, they’re free. Teachers can send the link as homework, and the explanation after each answer helps students review their mistakes on their own.
What if I make a lot of mistakes?
Read the short rule and the typical mistakes below the quiz, then try again. If a topic still doesn’t click, go through it with a teacher: at a free trial lesson at Slay School we’ll check your level and show you where to start.
Are my answers saved?
No. Answers are checked right in your browser and aren’t sent anywhere; no sign-up needed.
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