Pick a CEFR level, open a grammar exercise without an account, check each answer right away, and review every question at the end.
On Learnig, open Resources in the top navigation and choose the Grammar tab. The page is called Grammar Exercises. Every card is one exercise with a level badge, a short description, and a Start Grammar link.
Grammar Exercises with Search, All levels, and Start Grammar on each card.
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Use All levels to filter by CEFR level, from A1 for beginners up to C1 and C2. If you are not sure where you stand, start one level lower than you expect. Grammar you already know takes a minute and shows you where the gaps are.
Use Search grammar exercises... when you already know the topic you need, for example a tense or a type of conditional.
Each exercise shows Question 1 of 3, or however many questions it has, and a running Correct count at the top right. Choose an option, then select Check Answer.
A sentence such as Mr. Smith ___ work very hard. gives you Do and Does. When you are right, the blank fills in green and you see Correct! Select Next Question to continue.
Worksheet 1, an A1 do or does exercise, with the green Correct! message and Next Question.
When you choose the wrong option, the blank shows your answer crossed out, and the message tells you the right one, for example Incorrect. The correct answer is "does".
The Incorrect message names the correct answer before you move on.
Say the full sentence out loud with the right option before you continue. With does, the rule for he, she and it is easier to remember when you hear it in a sentence.
After the last question you get a score and three buttons: Back to Grammar, Review answers and Try Again. Select Review answers to see each question with Your answer next to the Correct answer. Questions you missed are marked Review.
A 40% result with the review list open.
Choose Try Again to repeat the same exercise. A good routine is to redo it the next day, then pick a new exercise in the same topic at the same level. When you score full marks twice in a row, move up one level.
If you teach, you can build a grammar exercise yourself and assign it to a class from the teacher workspace. Learners then open it from My assignments. The exercise library guide shows how to create and assign one.
Resources & practice
Keep saved words in one personal list, hear their pronunciation, and review due flashcards with a spaced-repetition schedule.
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Teacher workspace
Teachers can compare published scores, missing work, and assignment status for one class, then open a student or submission list when follow-up is needed.
