Gramatyka angielska: zasady, ćwiczenia i lekcje według zagadnień
- 33 zagadnienia
- 301 lekcji
- 120 lekcji ćwiczeniowych
- A1–C1
Biblioteka edio według gramatyki: 33 zagadnienia, każde z własną stroną z gotowymi lekcjami angielskiego i ćwiczeniami online. Razem to 301 lekcji i 120 lekcji ćwiczeniowych. Każda strona wyjaśnia zasady po polsku, pozwala wypróbować ćwiczenia z lekcji bez zakładania konta i pokazuje wszystkie lekcje z danym zagadnieniem, poziom po poziomie od A1 do C1. Lekcje są po angielsku, w odmianie amerykańskiej, a odpowiedzi w ćwiczeniach są sprawdzane automatycznie.
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Ćwiczenia z gramatyki angielskiej: 120 lekcji ćwiczeniowych
English Grammar Practice to kurs z osobną lekcją ćwiczeniową do każdego zagadnienia, od A1 do C1. Każda ma 43–47 ćwiczeń sprawdzanych automatycznie (w tym 15 na pracę domową), i żadnych nowych słówek, więc grupa utrwala zagadnienie, które już zna. Nazwa lekcji otwiera jej stronę albo stronę zagadnienia, na której ćwiczenia z tych lekcji można wypróbować bez konta.
A1początkujący
24 lekcje
- To beI am, you are, she is
- To be negatives and questionsis it your bag?
- Subject pronouns and possessive adjectivesI, my, she, her
- This, that, these, thosewhat's this?
- Plural nounsone box, two boxes
- A, an, thea new apartment
- There is, there arewhat's in the hotel?
- Have and hasshe has a dog
- Present simpleshe works, they work
- Present simpledon't, doesn't, do you…?
- Adverbs of frequencyalways, usually, never
- In, on, attimes, days and months
- Prepositions of placein, on, under, next to
- Can and can'tI can swim
- Imperativesopen, don't run, let's go
- Object pronounsme, him, her, them
- Possessive 'swhose bag is this?
- Present continuouswhat's happening now?
- Present simple or present continuousevery day or now?
- Like, love, hate + -ingI love dancing
- Wh- questionswhat, where, when, why?
- Countable and uncountable nounssome, any, how much?
- Was and werewhere were you yesterday?
- Telling the time and dateswhat time is it?
A2podstawowy
28 lekcji
- Past simple with -edmoving day!
- Past simple irregular verbswe went, we saw, we bought
- Past simple negatives and questionswhere did the cake go?
- Past continuouswhat were you doing at 9 p.m.?
- Past simple or past continuouswhat were you doing when it happened?
- Used tohow things were back then
- Comparativeswhich one is better?
- Superlativesthe best in town
- As … as, too, enoughis it the right size?
- Adverbs of mannerhow did she drive?
- Much, many, a few, a littlehow much do we need?
- Possessive pronounswhose is it?
- Be going towhat's your plan?
- Willwhat will the future bring?
- Present continuous for planswhat are you doing tonight?
- Will vs going todecided before or right now?
- Present perfecthave you ever tried it?
- Just, already, yethave you done it yet?
- For and sincehow long have you known her?
- Present perfect or past simpleup to now or finished time?
- Must and have towhat are the rules?
- Shouldwhat should I do?
- Can, could, maycould you help me, please?
- Verb + to or -ingwhat do you enjoy doing?
- Zero conditionalwhat happens if…?
- First conditionalwhat will you do if it rains?
- Articlesa, the or no article?
- Subject and object questionswho won the quiz?
B1średnio zaawansowany
28 lekcji
- Present perfect continuoushow long have you been doing it?
- Present perfect simple or continuoushow many or how long?
- Past perfectwhat had happened before?
- Narrative tensestelling a great story
- Future formsplans, promises and timetables
- Future time clausesI'll call you when I land
- Used to, be used to, get used tosettling in
- Modal verbscan, must, should or might?
- Could, was able to, managed todid you make it?
- Modals of deductionwhose bag could it be?
- Second conditionalwhat would you do?
- Conditionals comparedreal or imagined?
- Present and past passivehow is it made?
- Passive in other tenseswhat's being done?
- Relative clausesthe person who, the place where
- Reported statementswho said what?
- Reported questions and commandswhat did they ask you?
- Indirect questionscould you tell me where it is?
- Question tagsit's your first day, isn't it?
- Gerunds and infinitivesenjoy doing or decide to do?
- Reflexive pronounsdid you make it yourself?
- Although, however, despitegreat view, tiny room
- So, such and because ofwhat a storm!
- Phrasal verbswho's going to clean it up?
- All, both, either, neither, nonetwo or a whole group?
- -ed and -ing adjectivesbored or boring?
- Advanced comparativesthe more, the better
- Articles with place namesthe Nile, but Lake Como
B2ponad średnio zaawansowany
24 lekcje
- Future continuous and future perfectcountdown to launch
- Future in the pastit was going to be perfect
- Past perfect continuouswhat had been going on?
- Third conditionalif I hadn't missed that train…
- Mixed conditionalswhere would you be now?
- Unless, in case and as long ason one condition
- Wish and if onlyis it too late?
- Would rather, had better and it's timethe couch crisis
- Past modals of deductionwhat must have happened here?
- Should have and needn't havewhat went wrong?
- Impersonal passiveit is said that…, she is said to…
- Have and get something donewho did the work?
- Non-defining relative clausesthe extra information
- Participle clauseshaving planned everything
- Reporting verbswhat did they really say?
- Verbs + -ing or tostop doing or stop to do?
- Make, let, allow and getwho makes the rules?
- Dependent prepositionsdepend on, interested in, a reason for
- So do I and neither do Iagree, disagree and insist
- Articles with general ideaslife or the life?
- As, like and as ifinterview like a pro
- Negative and echo questionsdidn't you know?
- To, in order to and so thatwhat's it for?
- No use, no point and worth + -ingwhat's worth your time?
C1zaawansowany
16 lekcji
- Inversionnever have I been so nervous!
- Conditionals without ifhad I known, should you need, were I to
- Cleft sentencesit's the focus that counts
- Advanced passiveswho was told what?
- The subjunctiveit's essential that everyone be honest
- Likelihoodis it bound to happen?
- Be to, about to, due to, set tothe first tram is about to leave
- Ellipsis and substitutionI hope so, I'd love to
- Nominalizationfrom “sales fell” to “a fall in sales”
- Advanced participle clausesweather permitting
- Hedgingit would appear that we tend to agree
- Alternatives to ifsupposing they say no?
- Frontingstrange as it may seem
- Advanced relative clausesthe rules, all of which are new
- However, whatever, no matter howwhatever happens, keep running
- Contrast and concessionoffice or home?