Englisch Grammatik: Willkommen!

This website is still under construction, so some things might not be perfect just yet.

(Diese Website befindet sich noch im Aufbau, daher sind einige Dinge möglicherweise noch nicht ganz perfekt.)

You will often be redirected to other websites.
(Sie werden häufig auf andere Websites weitergeleitet.)

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Thanks for your patience! Feel free to explore what’s already here — and come back soon to check if more content and exercises are available.
(Vielen Dank für Ihre Geduld! Erkunden Sie gern die bereits vorhandenen Inhalte – und schauen Sie bald wieder vorbei, um zu sehen, ob neue Inhalte und Übungen verfügbar sind.)

 

🌀 Mixed Exercises

 

🔄 Mixed Present Progressive


🕰️ Simple Past & Past Continuous

  • Past Simple & Past Continuous-1​


🌀 Present Perfect / Perfekt der Gegenwart


📘 Explanations


🌀 Mixed Exercises (Simple)

  • Simple Present & Past 1
  • Simple Present & Past 2
  • Simple Present & Past Negative-1​

 

 

 


🌀 Mixed Exercises (Simple & Progressive/ Continuous)

 


🌀 Further Exercises (You will be redirected)

  • Present / Past / Perfect / Progressive 1
  • Present/ Past/ Perfect/ Progressive 2
  • Present/ Past/ Perfect/ Progressive 3
  • Simple Present/ Past/ Perfect 1
  • Simple Present/ Past/ Perfect 2


🌀 Past Perfect / Vergangenheit Perfekt Zeiten

  • Past Perfect Exercises
  • Past Perfect & Conditional 3
  • Past & Past Perfect Exercises


🌀 Future / Zukunft🚀 Future (you will be redirected / Sie werden weitergeleitet)

  • Will - Explained
  • Will & Going to
  • Will & Going to Exercises
  • Will, Going to & Present Continuous Exercises
  • Will, Going to, Simple Present & Present Continuous Exercises
  • Will, Going to, Simple Present & Present Continuous Exercises-2


🔮 Going to Future

🌀 Present Progressive with Future Meaning

🌀 Modal Verbs / Modale Hilfsverben


🌀 Modifiers / Modifikatoren

🌀 Adverbs


🌀 Verb Forms – Gerunds and Infinitives


🌀 Verb Usage / Verwendung von Verben
🔧 Make, Do, Have, Take

 

​📦 Bring & Take


🏃 Conditionals & Special Cases

Practice Makes Perfect