verb tenses

As a non-native speaker of English, you can make a few grammar mistakes in your presentation — when you make it in English. Your audience probably won't mind, but will you? Our exercise will help you to remember which verb form to use.

It's time for a break from work. Wouldn't you rather spend time on learning grammar rules? 

In this test, we check your understanding of the continuous aspect. How would you complete this sentence?

"Peter isn't here at the moment. He's working / works from home today."

How many of the English tenses could you use correctly? Would you know which verb form to use after another verb? Take just tens minutes out of your day to test your knowledge of verbs.

How's your grammar? Do you mix up the tenses? Do you have problems with relative pronouns? Take our grammar test and find out.

"The new secretary is German, but she speaks French really well. She ____ in Paris for ten years before she moved to the UK."

Which tense is needed to complete the sentence?

We look to the future in our test this time. There are many ways to talk about the future in English. How many do you know?