Grammar Quiz.

How to play

1. You are shown an English sentence with a blank (with its meaning in your language, if you chose one) — decide which word fits.
2. Tap the option you think fits; the blank fills in and the sentence is read aloud in a British voice.
3. A short rule explains why that answer is correct, so the difference sticks.
4. Work through the round and aim for a flawless score, then play again to lock it in.

English sentences you'll practice

Every sentence in this free English game.

• She has an apple.
• He is a doctor.
• I need an umbrella.
• It was a very long day.
• She works for an international company.
• He waited for an hour.
• She is a university student.
• We saw a European film.
• That is an honest answer.
• I would like a cup of tea.
• He bought an old car.
• She has a unique idea.
• The keys are in the drawer.
• The book is on the table.
• I was born in May.
• We have a meeting on Monday.
• She lives in London.
• There is a picture on the wall.
• He arrived in 2019.
• My birthday is on 12 June.
• We go to school in the morning.
• I read the news on my phone.
• She is in the garden.
• The party is on Saturday night.
• I will meet you at the station.
• They live in Scotland.
• He is waiting at the bus stop.
• I am at home.
• The film starts at seven o'clock.
• There is a spider in the bath.
• She is at school.
• He sat in the car.
• See you at the weekend.
• It is very cold in winter.
• She is at the door.
• We stayed in a small hotel.
• How much water do you drink?
• How many friends do you have?
• There isn't much milk left.
• She doesn't have many books.
• We don't have much time.
• How many people were at the party?
• I haven't got much money.
• There aren't many chairs.
• Too much sugar is bad for you.
• Too many cars use this road.
• How much is this jumper?
• He doesn't eat much meat.
• I would like some tea, please.
• Do you have any brothers or sisters?
• There are some apples in the bowl.
• We haven't got any bread.
• Would you like some biscuits?
• Is there any milk in the fridge?
• She bought some flowers.
• He doesn't have any friends here.
• Can I have some water, please?
• I can't see any problems.
• There is some cheese on the table.
• Have you got any plans for the weekend?
• There is a cat on the sofa.
• There are two cats in the garden.
• There is some milk in the fridge.
• There are five people in the lift.
• My parents are on holiday.
• The news is good today.
• The children are playing outside.
• Everybody is here.
• My glasses are on the table.
• The money is in my bag.
• Here is the menu.
• Here are your keys.
• She drinks tea every morning.
• Look! It is raining outside.
• He works in a bank.
• Please be quiet. The baby is sleeping.
• I go to work by bus.
• Right now, we are waiting for the train.
• The sun rises in the east.
• They are playing football at the moment.
• Water boils at 100 degrees.
• Don't turn it off: I am watching the news.
• We usually have dinner at seven.
• Listen! Someone is knocking at the door.
• I went to Paris last year.
• She lost her keys yesterday.
• I have finished my homework. Can I go out now?
• We lived in Rome in 2019.
• He has worked here for ten years.
• They saw the film last night.
• She has left already.
• He broke the window two days ago.
• I have been to Japan twice.
• Mozart wrote over 600 pieces of music.
• We have missed the bus. We are late!
• The bus left ten minutes ago.
• I bought a new phone yesterday.
• Can you close the door, please?
• He is an engineer.
• In the morning the sun rises in the east.
• She has a dog and two cats.
• Pass me the salt, please.
• I need an umbrella; it is raining.
• We stayed in a hotel by the sea, and the hotel was lovely.
• What is the capital of France?
• My sister is a teacher.
• Could I have a glass of water?
• Last night the moon was very bright.
• I saw that film last night.
• Have you seen my keys?
• She went to London last week.
• They have gone home.
• He did his homework before dinner.
• I have already done the washing-up.
• We ate pasta for lunch yesterday.
• Have you eaten breakfast yet?
• She wrote me a letter in May.
• I have never written a poem.
• Who took my sandwich?
• Someone has taken my umbrella.
• I have lived here for ten years.
• She has worked here since 2019.
• We have known each other for a long time.
• He has been ill since Monday.
• They have been married for twenty years.
• I haven't seen her since last summer.
• It has been raining for three hours.
• I have wanted to visit Japan since I was a child.
• He has studied English for two months.
• We have been waiting since breakfast time.
• I have had this bike since my birthday.
• They have lived in Wales for most of their lives.
• There are fewer cars on the road today.
• I drink less coffee than I used to.
• She has fewer friends than her brother.
• We have less time than we thought.
• This year fewer people came to the party.
• Try to eat less sugar.
• There were fewer mistakes in this test.
• He earns less money than I do.
• I have fewer books than you.
• There is less traffic in the evening.
• We saw fewer birds this winter.
• Please use less water.
• Please turn down the music; it is too loud.
• I can't hear you. Can you turn it up?
• Sit down, please.
• Stand up when the teacher comes in.
• Write down my phone number.
• Look up the word in a dictionary.
• Calm down! Everything is fine.
• What time do you wake up on Sundays?
• Please slow down; the road is wet.
• We need to speed up or we will be late.
• He picked up the phone and called her.
• She put down her bag and sat.
• I was tired after the journey.
• We were late for the train.
• She was a teacher for ten years.
• They were very happy with the hotel.
• The shop was closed on Monday.
• You were right about the weather.
• He was born in London.
• The tickets were expensive.
• It was a lovely day yesterday.
• My friends were at the party.
• There was a long queue at the bank.
• There were two cars outside.
• Where do you live?
• What time does the film start?
• I do not eat meat.
• She does not work on Sundays.
• How much does this bag cost?
• They do not speak French.
• When do the shops open?
• My brother does not drive.
• Why does he look so sad?
• We do not have any milk.
• Which bus do you take to work?
• Where does your sister study?
• I have two sisters.
• She has a new phone.
• We have lunch at one o'clock.
• He has a shower every morning.
• They have a house near the sea.
• My dog has brown ears.
• You have a message from Anna.
• The hotel has a swimming pool.
• My parents have a small garden.
• Our flat has two bedrooms.
• Do you have any brothers?
• Everyone has a favourite song.
• Please do not make a noise.
• I need to do my homework.
• I want to make a cake for her birthday.
• Can you do the washing-up?
• Let's make a plan for the weekend.
• We usually do the shopping on Saturday.
• Try not to make mistakes.
• I will do my best.
• Can I make a phone call, please?
• He has to do some exercise every day.
• They are going to make a decision tomorrow.
• Could you do me a favour?
• She said hello and sat down.
• He told me a funny story.
• The teacher said goodbye to the class.
• She told us the truth.
• They said it would rain today.
• The guide told the tourists to wait.
• I said I would call you back.
• I told him my name.
• My mother said no.
• They told her about the party.
• He said that he was tired.
• Our boss told us to go home early.
• I want to learn Italian.
• She can teach you the guitar.
• Children learn quickly.
• He wants to teach children to read.
• We learn new words every day.
• My father will teach me to drive.
• They are going to learn English in London.
• Could you teach us a song?
• You learn from your mistakes.
• Maria likes to teach maths at the school.
• Can I learn to swim in a month?
• Mr Brown will teach the class on Monday.
• It is dark. Please turn on the light.
• Turn off the TV, it is bedtime.
• Can you turn on the heating? It is cold.
• Please turn off your phone in the cinema.
• I will turn on the radio.
• Don't forget to turn off the oven.
• Turn on the tap and wash your hands.
• Turn off the tap, the water is running over.
• Let's turn on the computer and start.
• Remember to turn off all the lights when you leave.
• Could you turn on the air conditioning? It is hot in here.
• Please turn off the engine.
• I am looking for my keys.
• She looks after her grandmother.
• We are looking for a flat near the centre.
• Who looks after the children when you work?
• He is looking for a new job.
• Can you look after my cat this weekend?
• They are looking for the station.
• Nurses look after sick people.
• I looked for you everywhere.
• My brother looks after the garden.
• Are you looking for something?
• Please look after your little sister.
• You mustn't park here. It is not allowed.
• You don't have to come early. The shop opens at ten.
• Children mustn't play with matches.
• We don't have to wear a uniform on Fridays.
• You mustn't touch that wire. It is dangerous.
• You don't have to pay. It is free.
• Students mustn't use phones in the exam.
• I don't have to get up early on Sundays.
• You mustn't tell anyone. It is a secret.
• They don't have to book a table. The restaurant is empty.
• We mustn't be late for the flight.
• You don't have to bring anything, just come.
• Can I borrow your pen?
• Could you lend me ten pounds?
• I need to borrow a book from the library.
• She will lend her bike to her brother.
• May I borrow your dictionary?
• Don't lend money to people you don't know.
• Can I borrow your charger? My phone is dead.
• He is happy to lend you his car.
• We can borrow chairs from our neighbours.
• Would you lend us your tent for the weekend?
• You can borrow my umbrella if it rains.
• The bank will lend them money to buy a house.
• She sang a song at the party last night.
• Have you ever sung in front of a crowd?
• He drank all the water yesterday.
• I have never drunk coffee after dinner.
• We swam in the sea every morning on holiday.
• She has swum a mile before breakfast.
• The film began at eight o'clock.
• The lesson has already begun.
• The phone rang twice and then stopped.
• The bell has rung, so we can go in.
• The ship sank in 1912.
• The sun has sunk behind the hills.
• I knew his sister at school.
• I have known him for ten years.
• The tree grew very fast last summer.
• Our children have grown so much this year.
• We flew to Madrid on Friday.
• She has flown to many countries.
• He threw the ball over the fence.
• Who has thrown this paper on the floor?
• She drew a picture of her dog yesterday.
• The children have drawn a lot of pictures.
• The wind blew all night.
• The wind has blown the door open.
• She wrote me a long letter last year.
• I have written three emails this morning.
• He drove to work yesterday.
• She has driven this road many times.
• We rode our bikes to the beach on Sunday.
• Have you ever ridden a horse?
• The child broke the window with a ball.
• Someone has broken my phone.
• He spoke to the manager an hour ago.
• I have spoken to her about the problem.
• They chose the blue car last week.
• Have you chosen a name yet?
• I ate a big breakfast yesterday.
• Have you eaten yet?
• He fell off his bike on Monday.
• The leaves have fallen from the trees.
• She gave me a present for my birthday.
• He has given his old books to the library.
• We took a taxi to the station.
• Who has taken my umbrella?
• I forgot my keys yesterday.
• She has forgotten his name.
• The cat hid under the bed all day.
• Someone has hidden the remote control.

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