Grammar for IELTS

Entry Test
1 Quiz
Grammar Entry Test
1. Present Tenses
5 Topics | 1 Quiz
Present Tenses – Lead In
Present Tenses – Simple Present Tense
Present Tenses – Present Continuous
State Verbs in Present Continuous
Present tenses – Grammar Exercise
Present tenses – IELTS Practice Test
2. Past Tenses 1
5 Topics | 1 Quiz
Past Tenses 1 – Lead In
Past Tenses 1 – Past Simple
Past Tenses 1 – Past Continuous
Past Tenses 1 – Used to and Would
Past Tenses 1 – Grammar Exercise
Past Tenses 1 – IELTS Practice Test
3. Present Perfect
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Present Perfect – Lead In
Present Perfect – Present Perfect Simple
Present Perfect – Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect – Grammar Exercise
Present Perfect – IELTS Practice Test
4. Past Tenses 2
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Past Tenses 2 – Lead In
Past Tenses 2 – Past Perfect Simple
Past Tenses 2 – Past Perfect Continuous
Past Tenses 2 – Grammar Exercise
Past Tenses 2 – IELTS Practice Test
5. Future Tenses 1
5 Topics | 1 Quiz
Future Tenses 1 – Lead In
Future Tenses 1 – Present Continuous for Future Plans and Arrangements
Future Tenses 1 – Will for Predictions and Future Events
Future Tenses 1 – Going to for Future Intentions and Predictions
Future Tenses 1 – Grammar Exercise
Future Tenses 1 – IELTS Practice Test
6. Future Tenses 2
6 Topics | 1 Quiz
Future tenses 2 – Lead In
Future Tenses 2 – Present Simple for Future Meaning
Future Tenses 2 – Be About To
Future Tenses 2 – Future Continuous
Future Tenses 2 – Future Perfect Simple
Future Tenses 2- Grammar Exercise
Future Tense 2 – IELTS Practice Test
7. Countable and Uncountable
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Countable and Uncountable – Lead In
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Countable and Uncountable – Grammar Exercise
Countable and Uncountable – IELTS Practice Test
8. Referring to Nouns
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Referring to Nouns – Lead In
Referring to Nouns – Articles
Referring to Nouns – Demonstratives, Possessives, and Inclusive
Referring to Nouns – Grammar Exercise
Referring to Nouns – IELTS Practice Test
9. Pronouns and referencing
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Pronouns and Referencing – Lead In
Pronouns and referencing
Pronouns and referencing – Grammar Exercise
Pronouns and referencing – IELTS Practice Test
10. Adjectives and Adverbs
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Adjectives and Adverbs – Lead In
Adjectives
Adverbs
Adjectives and Adverbs – Grammar Exercise
Adjectives and Adverbs- IELTS Practice Test
11. Comparing Things
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Comparing Things – Lead In
Comparing Things
Comparing Things – Grammar Exercise
Comparing Things – IELTS Practice Test
12. The Noun Phrase
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
The Noun Phrase – Lead In
The Noun Phrase
The Noun Phrase – Grammar Exercise
The Noun Phrase – IELTS Practice Test
13. Modals 1
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Modals 1 – Lead In
Modals 1
Modals 1 – Grammar Exercise
Modals 1 – IELTS Practice Test
14. Modals 2
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Modals 2 – Lead In
Modals 2
Modals 2 – Grammar Exercise
Modals 2 – IELTS Practice Test
15. Reported Speech
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Reported Speech – Lead in
Reported Speech – Tense Change
Reported Speech – Reporting Questions and Verbs, Time Reference, and Pronouns
Reported Speech – Grammar Exercise
Reported Speech – IELTS Practice Test
16. Verb + Verb Patterns
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Verb + Verb Patterns – Lead In
Multi-word Verbs
Verb + Verb Patterns – Grammar Exercise
Verb + Verb Patterns – IELTS Practice Test
17. Likelihood Based on Conditions 1
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Likelihood Based on Conditions 1 – Lead In
Likelihood Based on Conditions 1 – Zero and First Conditionals
Likelihood Based on Conditions 1 – Second Conditionals
Likelihood Based on Conditions 1 – Grammar Exercise
Likelihood Based on Conditions 1 – IELTS Practice Test
18. Likelihood Based on Conditions 2
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Likelihood Based on Conditions 2 – Lead In
Likelihood Based on Conditions 2
Likelihood Based on Conditions 2 – Grammar Exercise
Likelihood Based on Conditions 2 – IELTS Practice Test
19. Prepositions
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Prepositions – Lead In
Prepositions
Prepositions – Grammar Exercise
Prepositions – IELTS Practice Test
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Present Perfect – Present Perfect Continuous

Grammar for IELTS 3. Present Perfect Present Perfect – Present Perfect Continuous
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  • Form:
    • Affirmative Form: have/has been + verb + -ing
    • Negative Form: have/has not been + verb + -ing
    • Question Form: have/has … been + verb + -ing?
  • Usage:
    • To express the duration of an ongoing situation or activity.
      • Example: I’ve been studying really hard.
  • Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect Simple:
    • Present Perfect Simple:
      • Indicates how many times an action has occurred.
      • Focuses on the result or completion of the activity.
      • Example: I’ve written my essay.
    • Present Perfect Continuous:
      • Emphasizes the length of time an activity has been ongoing.
      • Focuses on the activity itself, whether completed or not.
      • Example: I’ve been writing my essay.
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