Oxford Practice Grammar: Intermediate

Verbs

4 Topics | 48 Quizzes

Tenses – Present

OPG Present Continuous

OPG Present Simple

OPG Present Continuous or Present Simple?

OPG State verbs and action verbs

OPG State verbs and action verbs Cloze Test

OPG Test A: Tenses - Present

OPG Test A: Tenses - Present Cloze Test

Tenses – Past and Perfect

OPG Past Simple

OPG Past Continuous

OPG Past Continuous or Past Simple?

OPG Test B: Past Simple and Past Continuous

OPG Present Perfect

OPG Present Perfect or Past Simple?

OPG Present Perfect or Past Simple? Single Choice

OPG Test C: Present Perfect and Past Simple

OPG Test C: Present Perfect and Past Simple Single Choice

OPG Present Perfect Continuous

OPG Present Perfect Continuous or Simple?

OPG Past Perfect

OPG Past Perfect Single choice

OPG Review of the Past simple, Continuous and Perfect

OPG Review of the Past simple, Continuous and Perfect Single Choice

OPG Past Perfect Continuous

OPG Test D: Tenses - Past and Perfect

OPG Test D: Tenses - Past and Perfect Cloze Test

OPG Review of present and past tenses

OPG Review of present and past tenses Single Choice

OPG Review of present and past tenses Cloze Test

OPG Test E: Tenses - Present and Past

OPG Test E: Tenses - Present and Past Single Choice

Tenses – Future

OPG Introduction to the future

OPG Introduction to the future Single Choice

OPG Will and shall

OPG Be going to

OPG Will and be going to

OPG Present tenses for the future

OPG When I get there, before you leave, etc.

OPG Test F: The future with will, be going to and present tenses

OPG Test F: The future with will, be going to and present tenses Single Choice

OPG Will be doing

OPG Will have done and was going to

OPG Review of the future

OPG Test G: Tenses - future

OPG Test G: Tenses - future Single Choice

OPG Test G: Tenses - future Cloze Test

OPG The verb have

OPG Short forms (it's, don't)

OPG Emphatic do

Questions, negatives and answers

OPG: Questions, negatives and answers

15 Quizzes

OPG Yes/no questions

OPG Short answers, e.g. Yes, it is.

OPG Short answers, e.g. Yes, it is. Single Choice

OPG Wh-questions

OPG Subject/object questions

OPG Prepositions in wh-questions

OPG Who, what or which?

OPG Test H: Questions

OPG Negative statements

OPG Negative statements Single Chioce

OPG Negative questions

OPG Question tags, e.g. isn't it?

OPG So/Neither do I and I think so

OPG Test I: Questions, negatives and answers

OPG Test I: Questions, negatives and answers Cloze Test

Modal verbs

OPG: Modal verbs

14 Quizzes

OPG Ability: can, could and be able to

OPG Ability: can, could and be able to Snigle Choice

OPG Permission: can, may, could and be allowed to

OPG Possibility and certainty: may, might, could, must, etc.

OPG Necessity: must and have to

OPG Necessity: mustn't, needn't, etc.

OPG Should, ought to, had better and be supposed to

OPG Asking people to do things

OPG Suggestions, offers and invitations

OPG Will, would, shall and should

OPG It may/could/must have been, etc.

OPG It may/could/must have been, etc. Single Choice

OPG Test J: Modal verbs

OPG Test J: Modal verbs Single Choice

The passive

OPG: The passive

8 Quizzes

OPG Passive verb forms

OPG Active and passive

OPG Active and passive Cloze Test

OPG Special passive structures

OPG Have something done

OPG To be done and being done

OPG Test K: The passive

OPG Test K: The passive Single Choice

The infinitive and the ing-form

OPG: The infinitive and the ing-form

18 Quizzes

OPG Verb + to-infinitive

OPG Verb + ing-form

OPG Verb + to-infinitive or verb + ing-form?

OPG Like, start, etc.

OPG Remember, regret, try, etc.

OPG Test L: Verb + to-infinitive or ing-form

OPG Verb + object + to-infinitive or ing-form

OPG Question word + to-infinitive

OPG Adjective + to-infinitive

OPG For with the to-infinitive

OPG The infinitive with and without to

OPG Verb/Adjective + preposition + ing-form

OPG Afraid to do or afraid of doing?

OPG Used to do and be used to doing

OPG Preposition or linking word + ing-form

OPG See it happen or see it happening?

OPG Some structures with the ing-form

OPG Test M: The infinitive and the ing-form

Nouns and articles

OPG: Nouns and articles

27 Quizzes

OPG Ship and water: countable and uncountable nouns

OPG Ship and water: countable and uncountable nouns Cloze Test

OPG A carton of milk, a piece of information, etc.

OPG Nouns that can be countable or uncountable

OPG Nouns that can be countable or uncountable Single Choice

OPG Nouns that can be countable or uncountable Cloze Test

OPG Agreement Single Choice

OPG Agreement Cloze Test

OPG Singular or plural?

OPG Singular or plural? Single Choice

OPG Singular or plural? Cloze Test

OPG Pair nouns and group nouns

OPG Pair nouns and group nouns Cloze Test 1

OPG Pair nouns and group nouns Cloze Test 2

OPG Two nouns together

OPG Test N: Nouns and agreement

OPG Test N: Nouns and agreement Single Choice

OPG A/an and the

OPG A/an, one and some

OPG Cars or the cars?

OPG Prison, school, bed, etc.

OPG On Friday, for lunch, etc.

OPG Quite a, such a, what a, etc.

OPG Place names and the

OPG Test O: A/an and the

OPG Test O: A/an and the Single Choice

This, my, some, a lot of, all, etc.

OPG: This, my, some, a lot of, all, etc.

9 Quizzes

OPG This, that, these and those

OPG My, your, etc. and mine, yours, etc.

OPG The possessive form and of

OPG Some and any

OPG A lot of, lots of, many, much, (a) few and (a) little

OPG All, half, most, some, no and none

OPG Every, each, whole, both, either and neither

OPG Test P: This, my, some, a lot of, all, etc.

OPG Test P: This, my, some, a lot of, all, etc. Single Choice

Pronouns

9 Quizzes

OPG Personal pronouns (I, you)

OPG There and it

OPG Reflexive pronouns

OPG Emphatic pronouns and each other

OPG The pronoun one/ones

OPG Everyone, something, etc.

OPG Everyone, something, etc. Single Choice

OPG Test Q: Pronouns

OPG Test Q: Pronouns Single Choice

Adjectives and adverbs

OPG: Adjectives and adverbs

22 Quizzes

OPG The old, the rich, etc.

OPG Interesting and interested

OPG Adjective or adverb?

OPG Adjective or adverb? Single Choice

OPG Adjective or adverb? Cloze Test A

OPG Adjective or adverb? Cloze Test B

OPG Test R: Adjectives and adverbs

OPG Test R: Adjectives and adverbs Single Choice

OPG Comparative and superlative forms

OPG Comparative and superlative patterns

OPG Comparative and superlative patterns Cloze Test

OPG Test S: Comparative and superlative

OPG Test S: Comparative and superlative Cloze Test

OPG Adverbs and word order

OPG Yet, still and already

OPG Adverbs of degree (very, quite)

OPG Adverbs of degree (very, quite) Cloze Test

OPG Quite and rather

OPG Too and enough

OPG Test T: Adverbs and word order

OPG Test T: Adverbs and word order Cloze Test

Prepositions

OPG: Prepositions

11 Quizzes

OPG Prepositions of place

OPG Prepositions of place Cloze Test

OPG In, on and at (place)

OPG In, on and at (time)

OPG For, since, ago and before

OPG During or while? By or until? As or like?

OPG Preposition + noun, e.g. on holiday

OPG Noun + preposition, e.g. trouble with

OPG Adjective + preposition, e.g. proud of

OPG Test U: Prepositions

OPG Test U: Prepositions Single Choice

OPG: Verbs with prepositions and adverbs

6 Quizzes

OPG Prepositional verbs, e.g. wait for

OPG Verb + object + preposition

OPG Phrasal verbs

OPG Verb + adverb + preposition

OPG Test V: Verbs with prepositions and adverbs

OPG Test V: Verbs with prepositions and adverbs Single Choice

Reported speech

OPG: Reported speech

7 Quizzes

OPG Direct speech and reported speech

OPG Reported speech: person, place and time

OPG Reported speech: the tense change

OPG Reported questions

OPG Reported requests, offers, etc.

OPG Test W: Reported speech

OPG Test W: Reported speech Single Choice

Relative clauses

OPG: Relative clauses

9 Quizzes

OPG Relative clauses with who, which and that

OPG The relative pronoun as object

OPG Prepositions in relative clauses

OPG Relative structures with whose, what and it

OPG The use of relative clauses

OPG Relative pronouns and relative adverbs

OPG Relative clauses: participle and to-infinitive

OPG Test X: Relative clauses

OPG Test X: Relative clauses Single Choice

Conditionals and wish

OPG: Conditionals and wish

9 Quizzes

OPG Conditionals (1)

OPG Conditionals (1) Cloze Test

OPG Conditionals (2)

OPG Conditionals (3)

OPG Review of conditionals

OPG If, when, unless and in case

OPG Wish and if only

OPG Test Y: Conditionals and wish

OPG Test Y: Conditionals and wish Single Choice

Linking words

OPG: Linking words

6 Quizzes

OPG But, although and in spite of

OPG To, in order to, so that and for

OPG Review of linking words

OPG Review of linking words Cloze Test

OPG Links across sentences

OPG Links across sentences Cloze Test

* Exit Test *

1 Quiz

OPG State verbs and action verbs

Oxford Practice Grammar: Intermediate OPG: Verbs Tenses – Present OPG State verbs and action verbs

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Tom is on the Internet. He’s telling people about himself. Say which verbs express states and which express actions.
- ►I surf the Net most evenings. action
  
  1- My flat is in the town centre.
  
  2- I drive a taxi in the daytime.
  
  3- I own two cars.
  
  4- I go to lots of parties.
  
  5- I love football.
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Question 2 of 3

2. Question
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Category: Grammar
Put in the correct form of be.
- ► Daniel is doing some of the work. He ‘s being very helpful at the moment.
  
  ► I ‘m tired. I want to go home.
  
  ► The children very polite today. They don’t usually behave so well.
  
  ► I’m afraid Melanie can’t come because she ill.
  
  ► Of course you can understand it. You stupid, that’s all.
  
  ► We interested in doing a course here.
  
  ► Vicky very lazy at the moment. She’s done no work at all today.
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Question 3 of 3

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Choose a sentence which follows on.

Example: I enjoy the game. I play it every weekend.
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- And I've still got a chance to win.
- It's too expensive to buy.
- It uses so much petrol.
- I think it's going to be perfect for me.
- I've never wanted to change it.
- I'm enjoying the game.
- The car costs a lot of money.
- The car is costing a lot of money.
- I'm liking my new job
- I like my job
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