English Grammar Exercises and Pronunciation Practice
Enhance your English language skills with a variety of exercises including verb conjugation, sentence completion, sentence correction, and vowel pronunciation. Practice using the verb "to be" in different tenses, complete sentences by matching phrases, choose the correct form of sentences in past and future tenses, and improve your pronunciation by identifying vowel letters and their sounds in words. This interactive content provides opportunities to learn and reinforce essential grammar and pronunciation concepts.
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Grammar Spot 1*Complete the table of the verb to be. Future Pronoun Present Past I you He/she/it we they am are are was were will be shall
2* Match list A with B to complete sentences below: List A List B Today is .. Yesterday was .. At college/at home/at club Tomorrow will be Today I m . Yesterday I was . Hot/cold/wet/lovely/horrible . Tomorrow I shall Today the weather is Yesterday the weather was .. Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday . Tomorrow the weather will .
3*Tick ( ) the correct sentence. 1 I was born in 1999. I am born in 1999. 2- I m play tennis tomorrow. I ll play tennis tomorrow. 3- Was you hungry? Are you hungry? 4- I ll be a volleyball coach in the future. I was a volleyball coach in the future. 5- Yesterday my father was in football final match. Yesterday my father is in football final match.
Pronunciation 1*Circle the vowel letter for each word, and say its name. 1. made name cake Jane Jake 2. cream please see cheese three 3. time size rice like write 4. coke cone boat smoke June 5. cute cube true fruit Sue When there are two vowel letters in a word: 1. The first vowel says its alphabet name. 2. The second vowel is silent. This rule is true for many words. For example Cake tea ice cone cube
