A2 Grammar Exercises
Interactive grammar exercises for Elementary (A2) English learners, aligned to the CEFR A2 level. Free to use with instant feedback and no sign-up required.
Suitable for self-study and classroom use. Teachers can build assignments from these activities and track student progress.
Comparing two things — A2 grammar guide The most in a group — A2 grammar guide Comparing how we do things — A2 grammar guide mine, yours, hers — A2 grammar guide myself, yourself, themselves — A2 grammar guide most, most of, the most — A2 grammar guide used to (before, but not now) — A2 grammar guide There was / There were — A2 grammar guide as ... as (the same) — A2 grammar guide should (giving advice) — A2 grammar guide Can I ...? Could you ...? — A2 grammar guide something, anything, nothing — A2 grammar guide much, many, a lot of — A2 grammar guide Joining with who, which, where — A2 grammar guide Who won? vs Who did you call? — A2 grammar guide So do I / Neither do I — A2 grammar guide will or going to? — A2 grammar guide have / has done — A2 grammar guide Did it, or have done it? — A2 grammar guide for and since — A2 grammar guide mustn't or don't have to? — A2 grammar guide because, so, although — A2 grammar guide might / may (maybe) — A2 grammar guide What was happening — A2 grammar guide The one that happened first (had done) — A2 grammar guide won't and Will you ...? — A2 grammar guide Timetables: the train leaves at 6 — A2 grammar guide Choosing a future form — A2 grammar guide too and enough — A2 grammar guide very, really, quite — A2 grammar guide no longer / not anymore — A2 grammar guide Giving instructions: do, don't, please — A2 grammar guide always, carefully, well — A2 grammar guide to go or going? — A2 grammar guide Plans: I'm meeting Lars tomorrow — A2 grammar guide Find your English level — free CEFR placement test