Ejercicios de Gramática en Inglés (PDF)

Present Tenses: Simple Present, Present Continuous, and Present Perfect

Complete each sentence using the correct form of the verb and identify the tense: Simple Present, Present Continuous, or Present Perfect.

• She usually goes to the gym after work. (Simple Present)
• I am working on a new project this week. (Present Continuous)
• He has lived in this town since he was a child. (Present Perfect)
• They are having dinner right now. (Present Continuous)
• I have finished  my homework already. (Present Perfect)

Past Tenses: Simple Past, Past Continuous, and Past Perfect

Choose the correct form of the verb: Simple Past, Past Continuous, or Past Perfect.

• Yesterday, I went to the store to buy some groceries. (Simple Past)
• They were watching TV when I called them last night. (Past Continuous)
• By the time we arrived, they had left the party. (Past Perfect)
• While she was cooking, the phone rang. (Past Continuous)
• He had studied for hours before taking the test. (Past Perfect)

Future Tenses: Future with «will,» «going to,» and Present Continuous for Future

Complete the sentences with the appropriate future form: will, going to, or present continuous.

• I think it will rain tomorrow. (Prediction)
• She is visiting her parents next weekend; it’s already planned. (Present Continuous for future)
• We are going to buy a new car soon because ours is too old. (Intention)
• Don’t worry, I will help you move your furniture. (Offer)
• They are meeting us at the café at 6 pm. (Arranged future event)

Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular and Plural Subjects

Complete each sentence by choosing the correct verb form to match the subject.

• Everyone in the class (enjoy/enjoys) the new teacher.
• The news (is/are) very surprising.
• A group of birds (fly/flies) over the lake.
• Each of the players (need/needs) to bring their own equipment.
• The team (is/are) practicing for the big game tomorrow.
• Each of the students (is/are) ready for the test.

Complete the sentences using the first conditional. Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.

• If it ________ (rain), we ________ (stay) inside.
  • Answer: rains / will stay
• If she ________ (study) hard, she ________ (pass) the exam.
  • Answer: studies / will pass
• They ________ (go) to the beach if the weather ________ (be) nice.
  • Answer: will go / is
• If you ________ (call) him now, he ________ (help) you.
  • Answer: call / will help
• We ________ (miss) the bus if we ________ (not/leave) soon.
  • Answer: will miss / don’t leave

Complete the sentences using the second conditional. Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.

• If I ________ (win) the lottery, I ________ (buy) a big house.
  • Answer: won / would buy
• If she ________ (be) taller, she ________ (become) a model.
  • Answer: were / would become
• We ________ (travel) more if we ________ (have) enough money.
  • Answer: would travel / had
• If he ________ (know) your phone number, he ________ (call) you.
  • Answer: knew / would call
• If you ________ (study) more, you ________ (get) better grades.
  • Answer: studied / would get

Complete the sentences using the third conditional. Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.

• If they ________ (know) about the event, they ________ (attend).
  • Answer: had known / would have attended
• If I ________ (study) harder, I ________ (get) a better grade.
  • Answer: had studied / would have gotten
• She ________ (not/miss) the bus if she ________ (wake) up earlier.
  • Answer: wouldn’t have missed / had woken
• If you ________ (not/forget) your umbrella, you ________ (not/get) wet.
  • Answer: hadn’t forgotten / wouldn’t have gotten
• If we ________ (leave) on time, we ________ (arrive) at the party earlier.
  • Answer: had left / would have arrived