Overview of quizzes and exercises about the future tenses in English grammar with different levels of difficulty. Test yourself!

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Find an overview of the English grammar with all the tenses, irregular verb lists, parts of speech, word order and other special kinds of usage in the language.

How and when is the present simple used in English? What are the special cases? What needs to be considered when using “have … got”?

In English grammar, too, there are rules about the extent to which certain parts of a sentence are dependent on each other and must agree. This regulation is called grammatical agreement or concord.

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