grammar

Imagine that you have to make plans with a colleague in your next phone call. Would you know which expressions to use? Would you also know how to use them in a grammatically correct way?

Do you ever have problems understanding what was really said in a meeting? Would you know how to ask for clarification? Complete this statement: "I’m sorry — I didn't _____ that."

When it comes to quantifiers, what works at home can work in business situations, too. Just remember which quantifiers suggest there is a lot of something, and which suggest there is only a little.

How well do you know the different types of conditional structures? Here's an exercise to help you practise advanced conditionals.

If you want to socialize with your colleagues after work, you'll need to use the right expressions. In this exercise, we test your knowledge of informal language for socializing. What do you know?

If you're applying for a new job, you don't want to make any mistakes in the letter of application. Find out how good your grammar skills are by doing our test.

Are you always direct in business meetings? Sometimes, a little tact and diplomacy can go a long way. In this test, you can find out if you have the grammar and language skills needed to be tactful.