Grammar Tests A1

Start your English journey with simple grammar structures: basic verb forms, articles, and everyday sentence patterns designed for absolute beginners (CEFR level A1). Quizzes for this level will be added soon.

Grammar Topics

Verb «To Be» – Affirmative (Present Simple)
Verb «To Be» – Negative contractions (isn’t, aren’t, etc.)
Verb «To Be» – Yes/No Questions and Short Answers
Verb «To Be» – Wh- Questions (What, Where, Who, How old)
Subject Pronouns (I, You, He, She, It, We, They)
Possessive Adjectives (My, Your, His, Her, Its, Our, Their)
Possessive ‘s (Genitive case) – (e.g., Mary’s book)
Indefinite Articles – A vs. An (vowel/consonant sounds)
Definite Article – The (basic use for specific things)
Plural Nouns – Regular rules (-s, -es, -ies)
Plural Nouns – Irregular forms (children, men, women, etc.)
Demonstratives – This, That, These, Those (distance and number)
«There is» and «There are» – Affirmative and Negative
«There is» and «There are» – Questions and Short Answers
«Have Got» – Affirmative (I’ve got, He’s got)
«Have Got» – Negative and Questions
Present Simple – Affirmative (I/You/We/They)
Present Simple – Third Person Singular (He/She/It + -s/-es)
Present Simple – Negative (do not / does not)
Present Simple – Yes/No Questions (Do/Does…?)
Present Simple – Wh- Questions (What time, When, Where)
Adverbs of Frequency – Position (always, usually, sometimes, never)
Present Continuous – Affirmative (am/is/are + -ing)
Present Continuous – Negative and Questions
Present Simple vs. Present Continuous – Basic contrast (habits vs. now)
Past Simple – Verb «To Be» (Was / Were)
Past Simple – Regular Verbs (-ed pronunciation and spelling)
Past Simple – Common Irregular Verbs (go-went, eat-ate, have-had, etc.)
Past Simple – Negative (didn’t + base form)
Past Simple – Yes/No and Wh- Questions (Did…?)
Future with «Going to» – Plans and Intentions
Future with «Will» – Spontaneous decisions, promises, and offers
Imperatives – Affirmative and Negative (Come here! / Don’t run!)
Modal Verb «Can» – Ability (I can swim)
Modal Verb «Can» – Permission and Requests (Can I…? / Can you…?)
Modal Verb «Could» – Polite Requests (Could you help me?)
Modal Verb «Must» – Obligation (You must stop)
Modal Verb «Mustn’t» – Prohibition (You mustn’t smoke)
Modal Verb «Would like» – Offers and Invitations (Would you like…?)
Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns – Basic concepts
Quantifiers – «Some» and «Any» (affirmative vs. questions/negatives)
Quantifiers – «How much» vs. «How many»
Prepositions of Place – (In, On, Under, Next to, Behind, Between, In front of)
Prepositions of Time – (At + hours, In + months/years, On + days/dates)
Basic Conjunctions – (And, But, Because, Or, So)
Adjectives – Position (before a noun or after the verb ‘to be’)
Intensifiers – Using «Very» and «Really» with adjectives
Comparatives – Short adjectives (-er than) and Long adjectives (more … than)
Superlatives – Short adjectives (the … -est) and Long adjectives (the most …)
Question Words (Who, What, Where, When, Why, Which, How, How old, How much/many)