Grammar exercises are essential for language learners to master the structure and usage of a language. Here you will find a variety of exercises to practice your English grammar skills.

  1. Common Nouns - Nouns that refer to general objects or ideas.

    • Exercise: Write five common nouns related to the theme "food".

  2. Proper Nouns - Nouns that refer to specific people, places, or things.

    • Exercise: Identify the proper nouns in the following sentence: "New York is a city known for its skyscrapers."

Verb Exercises

  1. Tense Consistency - Make sure your verbs are in the correct tense.

    • Exercise: Rewrite the sentence using the past tense: "I am reading a book."

  2. Modal Verbs - Practice using modal verbs to express ability, permission, obligation, etc.

    • Exercise: Complete the sentence with a suitable modal verb: "She ________ go to the party."

Adjective Exercises

  1. Order of Adjectives - Learn the correct order to use when combining adjectives.

    • Exercise: Arrange the following adjectives in the correct order: "small, red, big, beautiful, new."

  2. Comparative and Superlative - Practice forming and using comparative and superlative adjectives.

    • Exercise: Choose the correct form of the adjective: "The [] apple is [] than the other one."

For more detailed explanations and additional exercises, visit our Grammar Guide.

Here is an image to illustrate the concept of common nouns:

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