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Learn word order after could you tell me, use if for yes or no questions, and correct common mistakes.",{"es":458},"ejercicios-preguntas-indirectas",{"slug":460,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":461,"title":462,"levels":463,"tags":464,"meta_description":468,"updated_at":407,"available_locales":469,"question_count":411},"irregular-verbs-exercises","irregular-verbs","Irregular Verbs Exercises",[229,11],[465,461,466,467],"verbs","simple-past","past-participle","Practice English irregular verbs (past simple and past participle) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and memory-friendly explanations.",{"es":470,"pt-br":471},"ejercicios-verbos-irregulares","exercicios-verbos-irregulares",{"slug":473,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":474,"title":475,"levels":476,"tags":477,"meta_description":481,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":482,"question_count":249},"like-love-hate-ing-exercises","like-love-hate-ing","Like, Love, Hate + -ing Exercises",[228],[478,479,480,334,257],"like-love-hate","verb-ing","present-simple","Practice like, love, hate and don't mind + -ing (I like swimming) with free interactive exercises: -ing spelling, questions and negatives, instant feedback.",{"es":483},"ejercicios-like-love-hate-ing",{"slug":485,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":486,"title":487,"levels":488,"tags":489,"meta_description":493,"updated_at":407,"available_locales":494,"question_count":497},"modal-verbs-exercises","modal-verbs","Modal Verbs Exercises",[229,11],[486,490,491,492],"can","must","should","Practice English modal verbs (can, could, must, have to, should, may, might) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":495,"pt-br":496},"ejercicios-verbos-modales","exercicios-verbos-modais",20,{"slug":499,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":500,"title":501,"levels":502,"tags":503,"meta_description":507,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":508,"question_count":288},"modals-of-deduction-exercises","modals-of-deduction","Modals of Deduction Exercises",[11],[491,504,505,506],"might","cant","deduction","Use must, might and can't to make deductions about the present and past. Free B1 exercises on certainty and possibility with instant feedback.",{"es":509},"ejercicios-verbos-modales-de-deduccion",{"slug":511,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":512,"title":513,"levels":514,"tags":515,"meta_description":524,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":525,"question_count":249},"much-many-exercises","much-many","Much and Many Exercises (how much, how many, a lot of)",[229],[516,517,518,519,520,521,522,523,245],"much","many","a-lot-of","a-few","a-little","how-much","how-many","quantifiers","Practice much, many, a lot of, a few and a little with free exercises: countable and uncountable nouns, how much and how many, with instant feedback.",{"es":526},"ejercicios-much-many",{"slug":528,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":529,"title":530,"levels":531,"tags":532,"meta_description":538,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":539,"question_count":249},"must-have-to-should-exercises","must-have-to-should","Must, Have To and Should Exercises",[229],[491,533,534,535,492,536,537],"mustn't","have-to","don't-have-to","advice","rules","Practice must, have to, mustn't, don't have to and should with free exercises: rules, things that are necessary and advice, with instant feedback.",{"es":540},"ejercicios-must-have-to-should",{"slug":542,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":543,"title":544,"levels":545,"tags":546,"meta_description":551,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":552,"question_count":288},"narrative-tenses-exercises","narrative-tenses","Narrative Tenses Exercises",[11],[547,548,549,550],"past-simple","past-continuous","past-perfect","storytelling","Practice past simple, past continuous and past perfect in stories. Try free narrative tenses exercises with clear explanations and instant feedback.",{"es":553},"ejercicios-tiempos-narrativos",{"slug":555,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":556,"title":557,"levels":558,"tags":559,"meta_description":561,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":562,"question_count":249},"object-pronouns-exercises","object-pronouns","Object Pronouns Exercises",[228],[560,556,257],"pronouns","Practice object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and a clear explanation of every answer.",{"es":563},"ejercicios-pronombres-objeto",{"slug":565,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":566,"title":567,"levels":568,"tags":569,"meta_description":572,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":573,"question_count":288},"passive-voice-exercises","passive-voice","Passive Voice Exercises",[11],[566,570,571],"present-passive","past-passive","Practice the present and past simple passive voice with free English exercises. Change active sentences to passive and get clear feedback on every answer.",{"es":574},"ejercicios-de-voz-pasiva",{"slug":576,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":549,"title":577,"levels":578,"tags":579,"meta_description":580,"updated_at":407,"available_locales":581,"question_count":288},"past-perfect-exercises","Past Perfect Exercises",[11,401],[389,549],"Practice the past perfect tense with free interactive exercises: sequencing past events, before\u002Fafter\u002Fwhen clauses — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":582,"pt-br":583},"ejercicios-past-perfect","exercicios-past-perfect",{"slug":585,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":586,"title":587,"levels":588,"tags":589,"meta_description":590,"updated_at":591,"available_locales":592,"question_count":288},"personal-pronouns-exercises","personal-pronouns","Personal Pronouns Exercises",[228],[560,586,257],"Practice personal pronouns with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.","2026-10-03",{"es":593,"pt-br":594},"ejercicios-pronombres-personales","exercicios-pronomes-pessoais",{"slug":596,"slug_localized":221,"skill":597,"topic":598,"title":599,"levels":600,"tags":601,"meta_description":602,"updated_at":407,"available_locales":603,"question_count":497},"phrasal-verbs-exercises","vocabulary","phrasal-verbs","Phrasal Verbs Exercises",[11,401],[597,598],"Practice common English phrasal verbs with free exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence building and true\u002Ffalse — with instant feedback.",{"es":604,"pt-br":605},"ejercicios-phrasal-verbs","exercicios-phrasal-verbs",{"slug":607,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":608,"title":609,"levels":610,"tags":611,"meta_description":613,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":614,"question_count":320},"plural-nouns-exercises","plural-nouns","Plural Nouns Exercises (-s, -es, -ies, Irregular)",[228],[608,333,612,257],"irregular-plurals","Practice English plural nouns: -s, -es, -ies, -ves and irregular plurals like children, people and feet. Free interactive exercises with instant feedback.",{"es":615},"ejercicios-plural-sustantivos-ingles",{"slug":617,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":618,"title":619,"levels":620,"tags":621,"meta_description":626,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":627,"question_count":320},"possessive-pronouns-reflexives-exercises","possessive-pronouns-reflexives","Possessive Pronouns and Reflexive Pronouns Exercises (mine, yours, myself)",[229],[622,623,624,625,245],"possessive-pronouns","reflexive-pronouns","mine-yours","myself-yourself","Practice possessive pronouns (mine, yours, hers) and reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, themselves) with free interactive exercises and instant feedback.",{"es":628},"ejercicios-pronombres-posesivos-reflexivos",{"slug":630,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":631,"title":632,"levels":633,"tags":634,"meta_description":637,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":638,"question_count":249},"possessives-exercises","possessives","Possessives Exercises (My, Your, His, Her and 's)",[228],[631,635,636,257],"possessive-adjectives","apostrophe","Practice my, your, his, her, its, our, their and 's with free interactive exercises: its or it's, his or her, Tom's bag, instant feedback.",{"es":639},"ejercicios-posesivos-ingles",{"slug":641,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":642,"title":643,"levels":644,"tags":645,"meta_description":647,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":648,"question_count":288},"prepositions-of-place-exercises","prepositions-of-place","Prepositions of Place Exercises",[228,229],[646,7],"prepositions","Practise in, on, under, behind, between and other English prepositions of place with free interactive exercises and answers.",{"es":649},"ejercicios-preposiciones-lugar",{"slug":651,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":652,"title":653,"levels":654,"tags":655,"meta_description":656,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":657,"question_count":288},"present-continuous-exercises","present-continuous","Present Continuous Exercises",[228,229],[652,7],"Practise the present continuous with free exercises on am, is, are, -ing spelling, questions and actions happening now.",{"es":658},"ejercicios-presente-continuo",{"slug":660,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":661,"title":662,"levels":663,"tags":664,"meta_description":665,"updated_at":407,"available_locales":666,"question_count":288},"present-perfect-continuous-exercises","present-perfect-continuous","Present Perfect Continuous Exercises",[11,401],[389,661],"Practice the present perfect continuous (have been doing) with free exercises comparing it with the present perfect simple — instant feedback included.",{"es":667,"pt-br":668},"ejercicios-present-perfect-continuous","exercicios-present-perfect-continuous",{"slug":670,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":368,"title":671,"levels":672,"tags":673,"meta_description":674,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":675,"question_count":678},"present-perfect-exercises","Present Perfect Exercises",[229,11],[389,368],"Practice the present perfect with free exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence ordering and true\u002Ffalse questions with instant feedback.",{"es":676,"pt-br":677},"ejercicios-present-perfect","exercicios-present-perfect",19,{"slug":680,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":681,"title":682,"levels":683,"tags":684,"meta_description":685,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":686,"question_count":288},"present-perfect-vs-past-simple-exercises","present-perfect-vs-past-simple","Present Perfect vs Past Simple Exercises",[229,11],[389,368,547],"Learn to choose between the present perfect and the past simple with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.",{"es":687,"pt-br":688},"ejercicios-present-perfect-vs-past-simple","exercicios-present-perfect-vs-past-simple",{"slug":690,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":691,"title":692,"levels":693,"tags":694,"meta_description":695,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":696,"question_count":288},"present-simple-vs-present-continuous-exercises","present-simple-vs-present-continuous","Present Simple vs Present Continuous Exercises",[229,11],[389,480,652],"Learn to choose between the present simple and present continuous with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.",{"es":697,"pt-br":698},"ejercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous","exercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous",{"slug":700,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":701,"title":702,"levels":703,"tags":704,"meta_description":707,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":708,"question_count":288},"question-tags-exercises","question-tags","Question Tags Exercises",[11],[701,705,706],"auxiliaries","short-questions","Practise English question tags with free B1 exercises. Match auxiliaries and pronouns, switch positive and negative, and correct common mistakes.",{"es":709},"ejercicios-question-tags",{"slug":711,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":712,"title":713,"levels":714,"tags":715,"meta_description":720,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":721,"question_count":288},"relative-clauses-exercises","relative-clauses","Relative Clauses Exercises",[11],[712,716,717,718,719],"who","which","that","where","Practice relative clauses with who, which, that and where. Choose the right word and correct common mistakes in free English exercises.",{"es":722},"ejercicios-de-oraciones-de-relativo",{"slug":724,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":725,"title":726,"levels":727,"tags":728,"meta_description":731,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":732,"question_count":288},"reported-speech-exercises","reported-speech","Reported Speech Exercises",[11],[725,729,730],"indirect-speech","backshift","Practice reported statements and questions in English with free exercises. Learn tense backshift, pronoun and time changes, and check each answer with feedback.",{"es":733},"ejercicios-de-estilo-indirecto",{"slug":735,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":736,"title":737,"levels":738,"tags":739,"meta_description":742,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":743,"question_count":288},"say-tell-exercises","say-tell","Say and Tell Exercises",[11],[740,741,725,405],"say","tell","Practice say and tell in English with free exercises. Learn when tell needs a person, when say uses to, and correct common mistakes with instant feedback.",{"es":744},"ejercicios-say-y-tell",{"slug":746,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":291,"title":747,"levels":748,"tags":749,"meta_description":751,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":752,"question_count":288},"second-conditional-exercises","Second Conditional Exercises",[11],[291,750,297],"second-conditional","Practice the second conditional with free English exercises. Compare zero, first and second conditional, then rewrite imaginary situations with clear feedback.",{"es":753},"ejercicios-de-segundo-condicional",{"slug":755,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":466,"title":756,"levels":757,"tags":758,"meta_description":759,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":760,"question_count":249},"simple-past-exercises","Simple Past Exercises",[228,229],[389,466],"Practice the simple past tense with free exercises covering regular and irregular verbs, negatives and questions — with instant feedback.",{"es":761,"pt-br":762},"ejercicios-simple-past","exercicios-simple-past",{"slug":764,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":765,"title":766,"levels":767,"tags":768,"meta_description":769,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":770,"question_count":288},"simple-past-vs-past-continuous-exercises","simple-past-vs-past-continuous","Simple Past vs Past Continuous Exercises",[229,11],[389,466,548],"Practice choosing between the simple past and the past continuous (was\u002Fwere doing) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":771,"pt-br":772},"ejercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous","exercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous",{"slug":774,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":775,"title":776,"levels":777,"tags":778,"meta_description":779,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":780,"question_count":288},"simple-present-exercises","simple-present","Simple Present Exercises",[228,229],[389,775],"Practice the simple present tense with free exercises: third-person -s, negatives, questions and adverbs of frequency — with instant feedback.",{"es":781,"pt-br":782},"ejercicios-simple-present","exercicios-simple-present",{"slug":784,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":785,"title":786,"levels":787,"tags":788,"meta_description":792,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":793,"question_count":288},"so-such-exercises","so-such","So and Such Exercises",[11],[312,789,790,791],"such","intensifiers","result-clauses","Practise so and such in free B1 English exercises. Learn so + adjective, such a + adjective + noun, and common result clauses with that.",{"es":794},"ejercicios-so-y-such",{"slug":796,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":797,"title":798,"levels":799,"tags":800,"meta_description":804,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":805,"question_count":320},"subject-object-questions-exercises","subject-object-questions","Subject and Object Questions Exercises (Who likes tea? Who do you like?)",[229],[453,801,802,803,245],"subject-questions","object-questions","who-what","Practice subject questions and object questions with who and what: free interactive exercises on do, does and did, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":806},"ejercicios-preguntas-sujeto-objeto",{"slug":808,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":809,"title":810,"levels":811,"tags":812,"meta_description":813,"updated_at":285,"available_locales":814,"question_count":288},"subject-verb-agreement-exercises","subject-verb-agreement","Subject-Verb Agreement Exercises",[229,11],[809,7],"Practise subject-verb agreement in English with free exercises on singular and plural subjects, be, have and tricky noun phrases.",{"es":815},"ejercicios-concordancia-sujeto-verbo",{"slug":817,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":818,"title":819,"levels":820,"tags":821,"meta_description":822,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":823,"question_count":288},"there-is-there-are-exercises","there-is-there-are","There Is \u002F There Are Exercises",[228],[818,7],"Practise there is and there are with free exercises on singular and plural nouns, questions and negatives. Get instant feedback and an answer key.",{"es":824},"ejercicios-there-is-there-are",{"slug":826,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":827,"title":828,"levels":829,"tags":830,"meta_description":833,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":834,"question_count":249},"this-that-these-those-exercises","demonstratives","This, That, These, Those Exercises",[228],[827,831,832,257],"this-that","these-those","Practice this, that, these and those with free interactive exercises: near or far, one or more, questions and short answers, with instant feedback.",{"es":835},"ejercicios-this-that-these-those",{"slug":837,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":838,"title":839,"levels":840,"tags":841,"meta_description":847,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":848,"question_count":249},"too-enough-exercises","too-enough","Too and Enough Exercises",[229],[842,843,844,845,243,846],"too","enough","too-much","too-many","quantity","Practice too, enough, too much and too many with free interactive exercises: where each word goes, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":849},"ejercicios-too-enough",{"slug":851,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":852,"title":853,"levels":854,"tags":855,"meta_description":859,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":860,"question_count":288},"used-to-be-used-to-get-used-to-exercises","used-to-be-used-to-get-used-to","Used To, Be Used To and Get Used To Exercises",[11],[856,857,858,403],"used-to","be-used-to","get-used-to","Compare used to, be used to and get used to in free B1 exercises. Practise past habits, familiar situations and becoming familiar with something.",{"es":861},"ejercicios-used-to-be-used-to-get-used-to",{"slug":863,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":856,"title":864,"levels":865,"tags":866,"meta_description":869,"updated_at":232,"available_locales":870,"question_count":249},"used-to-exercises","Used To Exercises",[229],[856,867,547,868],"past-habits","didn-t-use-to","Practice used to for past habits and states with free interactive exercises: positive, negative and questions, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":871},"ejercicios-used-to",{"slug":873,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":874,"title":875,"levels":876,"tags":877,"meta_description":879,"updated_at":591,"available_locales":880,"question_count":249},"verb-to-be-exercises","verb-to-be","Verb To Be (Am\u002FIs\u002FAre) Exercises",[228],[874,878,257],"to-be","Practice the verb to be (am, is, are) with free interactive exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill and more, instant feedback and explanations of every answer.",{"es":881,"pt-br":882},"ejercicios-verbo-to-be","exercicios-verbo-to-be",{"slug":884,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":885,"title":886,"levels":887,"tags":888,"meta_description":891,"updated_at":259,"available_locales":892,"question_count":320},"wh-questions-exercises","wh-questions","Wh- Questions Exercises (What, Where, Who, When...)",[228],[885,889,453,890,257],"question-words","telling-the-time","Practice wh- questions in English: what, where, who, when, why, how, how old, how many, what time and which. Free exercises with instant feedback.",{"es":893},"ejercicios-wh-questions",{"slug":895,"slug_localized":221,"skill":7,"topic":896,"title":897,"levels":898,"tags":899,"meta_description":904,"updated_at":18,"available_locales":905,"question_count":288},"wish-if-only-exercises","wish-if-only","Wish and If Only Exercises",[11],[900,901,902,903],"wish","if-only","unreal-present","regrets","Practice wish and if only for present situations, abilities and changes you want. Free B1 English exercises with explanations and instant feedback.",{"es":906},"ejercicios-wish-if-only",1791518741726]