PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: GRAMMAR

PULSE WORKBOOK

EXERCISES

GRAMMAR GAMES

ADJECTIVE ORDER
ADJECTIVE WORD ORDER
-ED AND -ING ADJECTIVES
ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS 1 2 3

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
ADVERBIAL PHRASES OF FREQUENCY
ADVERBS OF MANNER 1

APOLOGIZING

ARRIVE AT/IN/ON

ZERO ARTICLE

TO BE EXERCISES 1
TO BE MORE EXERCISES
BE LIKE VS LOOK LIKE
BE LIKE, LOOK LIKE EXERCISE

CAN
CAN FOR ABILITIES
COULD and WAS / WERE ABLE TO

COLLOCATIONS    1 2 3 4 5

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE EXERCISES , EX 2, EX 3 , EX 4  , EX 5
DOUBLE COMPARATIVE
COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES EXERCISES
COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES EXERCISE B
MODIFYING COMPARATIVES

CONDITIONALS 1
CONDITIONALS 2
CONDITIONALS 3
CONDITIONALS 4
CONDITIONALS 5
MIXED CONDITIONALS
CONDITIONALS 6
FIRST CONDITIONAL
CONDITIONALS   1   2   3   4   5   6

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

DAILY ROUTINES
DAILY ROUTINES 1
DAILY ROUTINES 2

ECHO QUESTIONS 1 / QUESTION TAGS   1
TAG QUESTIONS, ECHO TAGS AND ECHO QUESTIONS

GOING TO
GOING TO
"GOING TO" 1, 2, 3, 4
GOING TO / WILL

Exercises on going to Future

Tests

Future I Simple going to: Level 1 • Level 2 • Level 3

HOW + ADJECTIVES
HOW + ADJECTIVES EX.1

IMPERATIVES

-ING / INFINITIVE 1
Infinitive or Gerund • Exercise 2
Infinitive or Gerund • Exercise 2
Infinitive or Gerund • Exercise 2 • Exercise 3
Infinitiv and/or Ing-Form
Level 1 • Level 2 • Level 3 • Level 4
VERB LISTS

IRREGULAR VERBS 1 2 3 4 5

LIKE, LOVE AND HATE

MAKE AND DO EX.1
MAKE AND DO EX.2
MAKE AND DO EX. 3

MODALS 1 2 3 4

MUST MUSTN'T
MUST / MUSTN'T

ONE / ONES EXERCISES 1 2 3 4

PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE
PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE
Passive - Statements - Active sentences given - Simple Past
Passive - Statements - Active sentences given - Simple Present
PASSIVE VOICE BASKETBALL GAME
PASSIVE VOICE FOOTBALL GAME
PASSIVE VOICE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Exercise on Passive with Simple Present
Exercise on Passive with Simple Past
Exercise on Passive with Simple Present
Exercise on Passive with Simple Past
Mixed Exercise on Passive with Passive

Sentences with 2 Objects (Indirect Object, Personal Passive) (neu)

Sentences with 2 Objects (Direct Object)

Personal Passive (verbs of perception)

Exercise on Simple Present
Exercise on Simple Past
Exercise – The Statue of Liberty

Exercise – Portal Dolmen

Summary – The Fellowship of the Ring, part 2, part 3
Show Passive Voice in „The Canterville Ghost“
Grammar Exercise on „Washington, DC“
Show Passive Voice in „History of Snowboarding“
Tenses Active and Passive

Passive Voice: Active - Passive - Test 1; Active - Passive - Test 2; Active or Passive - Exercise 1; Active or Passive - Exercise 2; Active or Passive - Exercise 3; Passive - Questions - Click Exercise 1 - MIX; Passive - Questions - Click Exercise 2 - MIX; Passive - Statements - Active sentence given - various tenses; Passive - Statements - Active sentences given - Simple Past; Passive - Statements - Active sentences given - Simple Present; Passive - Statements - Active sentences given - more objects; Passive - Statements - Fill-in Exercise - various tenses; Passive - Statements - Form sentences - Simple Past; Passive - Statements - Form sentences - Simple Present; Grammar Explanations - Passive Voice

THE PAST TENSE - REGULAR VERBS
THE PAST TENSE - REGULAR VERBS EX.1
THE PAST TENSE - REGULAR VERBS EX.2
THE PAST TENSE - IRREGULAR VERBS EX. 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Simple Past - Pronunciation of the ending -ed
PAST SIMPLE 1
TEST 1
TEST 2
TEST 3
PAST SIMPLE 1
PAST SIMPLE 2
PAST CONTINUOUS
PAST CONTINUOUS 2
PAST CONTINUOUS AND PAST SIMPLE, WHILE, WHEN
Exercises on Simple Past and Past Progressive:
Exercise 1, Exercise 2 Exercise 3, Exercise 4 Exercise 5, Exercise 6 Exercise 7, Exercise 8
PAST CONTINUOUS
PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS EXERCISE
PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS GAME 1   2 3

PAST PERFECT

PHRASAL VERBS   1   2   3

PLURALS
IRREGULAR PLURALS

POSSESSIVES 1 2

PREDICTIONS
MAY VS MIGHT

PREPOSITIONS
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME GAME
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE EX.1
PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT
PREPOSITIONS 1 2 3 4 5 6   7

PRESENT TENSE
PRESENT SIMPLE SPELLING CHANGES
PRESENT SIMPLE 1
PRESENT SIMPLE 2
Simple Present (simple verbs)
Simple Present (3rd person singular -s in sentences)
Simple Present (do not/does not - long forms) - Exercise 1
Simple Present (do not/does not - long forms) - Exercise 2
Simple Present (don't/doesn't - short forms) - Exercise 1
Simple Present (don't/doesn't - short forms) - Exercise 2
Simple Present - Phrases - Exercise 1
Simple Present (don't or doesn't) - Exercise 2
Simple Present - Sentences (verbs in bold)
Simple Present - Sentences (verb phrases in bold)
Simple Present - Sentences
Questions in the Simple Present - Exercise 1
Questions in the Simple Present - Exercise 2
Simple Present - Exercise 1
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS
PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR FUTURE USE

PRESENT PERFECT EXERCISE 1
MORE EXERCISES
Exercises on Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple

Certain time in the past or just / already / yet: Exercise 1, Exercise 2
Certain event in the past or how often so far: : Exercise 3, Exercise 4
Emphasis on action or result: Exercise 5, Exercise 6
Mix: Exercise 7, Exercise 08
Exercise on the text Grand Canyon
Exercise on the text Edinburgh

Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple:1, 2, 3.
PRESENT PERFECT
Verb Tense Exercise Simple Past and Present Perfect
Verb Tense Exercise Simple Past and Present Perfect
EVER NEVER ALREADY JUST YET EXERCISE
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS

Result or duration: Exercise 1, Exercise 2
Certain verbs:Exercise 3
Completion or duration: Exercise 4, Exercise 5
Result or side effect: Exercise 6, Exercise 7
Since the last time or since the beginning: Exercise 8, Exercise 9
Mixed Exercises: Exercise 10, Exercise 11

Test 1
Test 2

PHRASAL VERBS WITH LOOK

PHRASAL VERBS WITH LOOK EXERCISE

PRONOUNS 1 2
PRONOUNS
OBJECT PRONOUNS

QUESTIONS 1 2
QUESTIONS EX. 1 2 3 4 5    6   7   8   9   10
QUESTIONS
WH QUESTION WORDS
WH QUESTION WORDS EXERCISE

RELATIVE CLAUSES 1 2 3 4 5
TESTS Relative Clauses: Level 1 • Level 2 • Level 3 • Level 4
DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES EX.1
DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES EX.2
Exercise 1:Leaving out the relative pronoun
Exercise 2: Leaving out who and which
Exercise 3: whose,when ,where, why
Exercise 4: Transformations
Exercise 5: Prepositions
NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES EX.1
NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES EX.2

REPORTED SPEECH   1   2   3   4   5
REPORTING VERBS   1   2   3   4   5
SAY AND TELL
REPORTED SPEECH
REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES 1
REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES 2

'S
's EXERCISE 1
'S EXERCISE 2

SHOULD / SHOULDN'T

SO SUCH 1
SO SUCH 2
SO SUCH 3
SO NEITHER

SOME / ANY
SOME ANY 1
SOME ANY 2
SOME ANY 3

STATIVE VERBS   1   2   3   4
Dynamic verbs and stative verbs exercise 01
Dynamic verbs and stative verbs exercise 02
Dynamic verbs and stative verbs exercise 03
Dynamic verbs and stative verbs exercise 04
Dynamic verbs and stative verbs exercise 05
(Special exercise with verbs that have both dynamic and stative meanings)

SUBJUNCTIVE   1    2    3

SUGGEST   1   2
MAKING SUGGESTIONS EX.1
MAKING SUGGESTIONS EX. 2

TAG QUESTIONS, ECHO TAGS AND ECHO QUESTIONS
Echo questions

They are used to show interest. We use a rising intonation. Use a positive echo question with a positive verb and a negative question tag with a negative verb.

A: She is a painter

B: is she?

A: didn’t you know?

Question tags

Use a positive question tag with a negative verb and a negative question tag with a positive verb.

-If we are not asking a real question but are just making conversation or asking for confirmation of something we already know to be true, our intonation falls and the question tag sounds like a statement, not a question.