What CEFR grammar levels does EngQuiz.Pro cover?

EngQuiz.Pro covers A2 (Elementary), B1 (Intermediate), and B2 (Upper-Intermediate) CEFR levels, with dedicated exercises mapped to each level.

Are EngQuiz.Pro grammar exercises free?

Yes. All grammar exercises on EngQuiz.Pro are completely free. No account or sign-up is required.

What grammar topics does EngQuiz.Pro cover?

EngQuiz.Pro covers six core topics: Verb Tenses, Articles, Prepositions, Conditionals, Relative Clauses, and Modal Verbs — each with subtopics colour-coded by CEFR level.

How do I know which CEFR level to start at?

Start at A2 if you are still building confidence with present and past tenses. Choose B1 if you understand perfect tenses and basic conditionals. Pick B2 if you can use mixed conditionals and complex modal verb forms.

English Grammar Exercises — EngQuiz.Pro

Our grammar section brings together everything you need to practise the rules and structures of the English language. Browse by topic below, or filter by your CEFR level — A2, B1, or B2.

What is English Grammar?

Grammar is the set of rules that governs how words are combined and ordered to create meaning in English. It covers everything from individual word forms to the structure of whole sentences. Mastering grammar is the key to communicating accurately and fluently — at work, in exams, and in everyday conversation.

The exercises on EngQuiz.Pro are mapped to CEFR levels so you can focus on the structures most relevant to your level — whether you are consolidating A2 basics or pushing into B2 complexity.

Grammar Exercises

Choose a topic to explore exercises and sub-topics. Filter by CEFR level or search for a specific structure.

Grammar Theory & Rules

Read the full grammar guide for any tense or structure before you practise. Each guide explains the rules, gives examples, and shows common mistakes.

Verb Tenses

Master the full English tense system — from present simple to the perfect continuous.

Present SimplePresent ContinuousPast SimplePast ContinuousPresent PerfectPast PerfectFuture (will)Future (going to)Perfect ContinuousFuture Perfect

Articles

Understand when to use the, a/an, or no article at all.

Definite Article (the)Indefinite Article (a/an)Zero Article

Prepositions

Master prepositions of time, place, and movement.

Prepositions of TimePrepositions of PlacePrepositions of Movement

Conditionals

Learn all conditional types from zero to mixed.

Zero ConditionalFirst ConditionalSecond ConditionalThird ConditionalMixed Conditionals

Further Learning

Exercise Library

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CEFR Levels Explained

Not sure which level you are? Read about A2, B1, and B2 and what each covers.

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