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Free interactive exercises with instant feedback and a clear explanation of every answer.",{"es":478},"ejercicios-imperativo-ingles",{"slug":480,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":481,"title":482,"levels":483,"tags":484,"meta_description":490,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":491,"question_count":288},"indefinite-pronouns-exercises","indefinite-pronouns","Somebody, Anything, Nowhere, Everyone: Indefinite Pronouns Exercises",[268],[481,485,486,487,488,489],"somebody","anything","nothing","everyone","some-any-no-every","Practice somebody, anything, nothing, everyone and more with free exercises: some-, any-, no- and every- words, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":492},"ejercicios-pronombres-indefinidos",{"slug":494,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":495,"title":496,"levels":497,"tags":498,"meta_description":502,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":503,"question_count":327},"indirect-questions-exercises","indirect-questions","Indirect Questions Exercises",[11],[499,500,501],"questions","polite-questions","word-order","Practise polite indirect questions in English. Learn word order after could you tell me, use if for yes or no questions, and correct common mistakes.",{"es":504},"ejercicios-preguntas-indirectas",{"slug":506,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":507,"title":508,"levels":509,"tags":510,"meta_description":514,"updated_at":453,"available_locales":515,"question_count":457},"irregular-verbs-exercises","irregular-verbs","Irregular Verbs Exercises",[268,11],[511,507,512,513],"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":516,"pt-br":517},"ejercicios-verbos-irregulares","exercicios-verbos-irregulares",{"slug":519,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":520,"title":521,"levels":522,"tags":523,"meta_description":527,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":528,"question_count":288},"like-love-hate-ing-exercises","like-love-hate-ing","Like, Love, Hate + -ing Exercises",[267],[524,525,526,380,296],"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":529},"ejercicios-like-love-hate-ing",{"slug":531,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":532,"title":533,"levels":534,"tags":535,"meta_description":539,"updated_at":453,"available_locales":540,"question_count":543},"modal-verbs-exercises","modal-verbs","Modal Verbs Exercises",[268,11],[532,536,537,538],"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":541,"pt-br":542},"ejercicios-verbos-modales","exercicios-verbos-modais",20,{"slug":545,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":546,"title":547,"levels":548,"tags":549,"meta_description":553,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":554,"question_count":327},"modals-of-deduction-exercises","modals-of-deduction","Modals of Deduction Exercises",[11],[537,550,551,552],"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":555},"ejercicios-verbos-modales-de-deduccion",{"slug":557,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":558,"title":559,"levels":560,"tags":561,"meta_description":570,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":571,"question_count":288},"much-many-exercises","much-many","Much and Many Exercises (how much, how many, a lot of)",[268],[562,563,564,565,566,567,568,569,284],"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":572},"ejercicios-much-many",{"slug":574,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":575,"title":576,"levels":577,"tags":578,"meta_description":584,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":585,"question_count":288},"must-have-to-should-exercises","must-have-to-should","Must, Have To and Should Exercises",[268],[537,579,580,581,538,582,583],"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":586},"ejercicios-must-have-to-should",{"slug":588,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":589,"title":590,"levels":591,"tags":592,"meta_description":597,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":598,"question_count":327},"narrative-tenses-exercises","narrative-tenses","Narrative Tenses Exercises",[11],[593,594,595,596],"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":599},"ejercicios-tiempos-narrativos",{"slug":601,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":602,"title":603,"levels":604,"tags":605,"meta_description":607,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":608,"question_count":288},"object-pronouns-exercises","object-pronouns","Object Pronouns Exercises",[267],[606,602,296],"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":609},"ejercicios-pronombres-objeto",{"slug":611,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":612,"title":613,"levels":614,"tags":615,"meta_description":618,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":619,"question_count":327},"passive-voice-exercises","passive-voice","Passive Voice Exercises",[11],[612,616,617],"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":620},"ejercicios-de-voz-pasiva",{"slug":622,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":595,"title":623,"levels":624,"tags":625,"meta_description":626,"updated_at":453,"available_locales":627,"question_count":327},"past-perfect-exercises","Past Perfect Exercises",[11,447],[435,595],"Practice the past perfect tense with free interactive exercises: sequencing past events, before\u002Fafter\u002Fwhen clauses — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":628,"pt-br":629},"ejercicios-past-perfect","exercicios-past-perfect",{"slug":631,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":632,"title":633,"levels":634,"tags":635,"meta_description":636,"updated_at":637,"available_locales":638,"question_count":327},"personal-pronouns-exercises","personal-pronouns","Personal Pronouns Exercises",[267],[606,632,296],"Practice personal pronouns with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.","2026-10-03",{"es":639,"pt-br":640},"ejercicios-pronombres-personales","exercicios-pronomes-pessoais",{"slug":642,"slug_localized":260,"skill":643,"topic":644,"title":645,"levels":646,"tags":647,"meta_description":648,"updated_at":453,"available_locales":649,"question_count":543},"phrasal-verbs-exercises","vocabulary","phrasal-verbs","Phrasal Verbs Exercises",[11,447],[643,644],"Practice common English phrasal verbs with free exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence building and true\u002Ffalse — with instant feedback.",{"es":650,"pt-br":651},"ejercicios-phrasal-verbs","exercicios-phrasal-verbs",{"slug":653,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":654,"title":655,"levels":656,"tags":657,"meta_description":659,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":660,"question_count":358},"plural-nouns-exercises","plural-nouns","Plural Nouns Exercises (-s, -es, -ies, Irregular)",[267],[654,379,658,296],"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":661},"ejercicios-plural-sustantivos-ingles",{"slug":663,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":664,"title":665,"levels":666,"tags":667,"meta_description":672,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":673,"question_count":358},"possessive-pronouns-reflexives-exercises","possessive-pronouns-reflexives","Possessive Pronouns and Reflexive Pronouns Exercises (mine, yours, myself)",[268],[668,669,670,671,284],"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":674},"ejercicios-pronombres-posesivos-reflexivos",{"slug":676,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":677,"title":678,"levels":679,"tags":680,"meta_description":683,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":684,"question_count":288},"possessives-exercises","possessives","Possessives Exercises (My, Your, His, Her and 's)",[267],[677,681,682,296],"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":685},"ejercicios-posesivos-ingles",{"slug":687,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":688,"title":689,"levels":690,"tags":691,"meta_description":693,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":694,"question_count":327},"prepositions-of-place-exercises","prepositions-of-place","Prepositions of Place Exercises",[267,268],[692,7],"prepositions","Practise in, on, under, behind, between and other English prepositions of place with free interactive exercises and answers.",{"es":695},"ejercicios-preposiciones-lugar",{"slug":697,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":698,"title":699,"levels":700,"tags":701,"meta_description":702,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":703,"question_count":327},"present-continuous-exercises","present-continuous","Present Continuous Exercises",[267,268],[698,7],"Practise the present continuous with free exercises on am, is, are, -ing spelling, questions and actions happening now.",{"es":704},"ejercicios-presente-continuo",{"slug":706,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":707,"title":708,"levels":709,"tags":710,"meta_description":711,"updated_at":453,"available_locales":712,"question_count":327},"present-perfect-continuous-exercises","present-perfect-continuous","Present Perfect Continuous Exercises",[11,447],[435,707],"Practice the present perfect continuous (have been doing) with free exercises comparing it with the present perfect simple — instant feedback included.",{"es":713,"pt-br":714},"ejercicios-present-perfect-continuous","exercicios-present-perfect-continuous",{"slug":716,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":414,"title":717,"levels":718,"tags":719,"meta_description":720,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":721,"question_count":724},"present-perfect-exercises","Present Perfect Exercises",[268,11],[435,414],"Practice the present perfect with free exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence ordering and true\u002Ffalse questions with instant feedback.",{"es":722,"pt-br":723},"ejercicios-present-perfect","exercicios-present-perfect",19,{"slug":726,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":727,"title":728,"levels":729,"tags":730,"meta_description":731,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":732,"question_count":327},"present-perfect-vs-past-simple-exercises","present-perfect-vs-past-simple","Present Perfect vs Past Simple Exercises",[268,11],[435,414,593],"Learn to choose between the present perfect and the past simple with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.",{"es":733,"pt-br":734},"ejercicios-present-perfect-vs-past-simple","exercicios-present-perfect-vs-past-simple",{"slug":736,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":737,"title":738,"levels":739,"tags":740,"meta_description":741,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":742,"question_count":327},"present-simple-vs-present-continuous-exercises","present-simple-vs-present-continuous","Present Simple vs Present Continuous Exercises",[268,11],[435,526,698],"Learn to choose between the present simple and present continuous with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.",{"es":743,"pt-br":744},"ejercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous","exercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous",{"slug":746,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":747,"title":748,"levels":749,"tags":750,"meta_description":753,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":754,"question_count":327},"question-tags-exercises","question-tags","Question Tags Exercises",[11],[747,751,752],"auxiliaries","short-questions","Practise English question tags with free B1 exercises. Match auxiliaries and pronouns, switch positive and negative, and correct common mistakes.",{"es":755},"ejercicios-question-tags",{"slug":757,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":758,"title":759,"levels":760,"tags":761,"meta_description":766,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":767,"question_count":327},"relative-clauses-exercises","relative-clauses","Relative Clauses Exercises",[11],[758,762,763,764,765],"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":768},"ejercicios-de-oraciones-de-relativo",{"slug":770,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":771,"title":772,"levels":773,"tags":774,"meta_description":777,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":778,"question_count":327},"reported-speech-exercises","reported-speech","Reported Speech Exercises",[11],[771,775,776],"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":779},"ejercicios-de-estilo-indirecto",{"slug":781,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":782,"title":783,"levels":784,"tags":785,"meta_description":788,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":789,"question_count":327},"say-tell-exercises","say-tell","Say and Tell Exercises",[11],[786,787,771,451],"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":790},"ejercicios-say-y-tell",{"slug":6,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":8,"title":9,"levels":792,"tags":793,"meta_description":19,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":794,"question_count":327},[11],[8,13,14],{"es":259},{"slug":796,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":512,"title":797,"levels":798,"tags":799,"meta_description":800,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":801,"question_count":288},"simple-past-exercises","Simple Past Exercises",[267,268],[435,512],"Practice the simple past tense with free exercises covering regular and irregular verbs, negatives and questions — with instant feedback.",{"es":802,"pt-br":803},"ejercicios-simple-past","exercicios-simple-past",{"slug":805,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":806,"title":807,"levels":808,"tags":809,"meta_description":810,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":811,"question_count":327},"simple-past-vs-past-continuous-exercises","simple-past-vs-past-continuous","Simple Past vs Past Continuous Exercises",[268,11],[435,512,594],"Practice choosing between the simple past and the past continuous (was\u002Fwere doing) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":812,"pt-br":813},"ejercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous","exercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous",{"slug":815,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":816,"title":817,"levels":818,"tags":819,"meta_description":820,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":821,"question_count":327},"simple-present-exercises","simple-present","Simple Present Exercises",[267,268],[435,816],"Practice the simple present tense with free exercises: third-person -s, negatives, questions and adverbs of frequency — with instant feedback.",{"es":822,"pt-br":823},"ejercicios-simple-present","exercicios-simple-present",{"slug":825,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":826,"title":827,"levels":828,"tags":829,"meta_description":833,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":834,"question_count":327},"so-such-exercises","so-such","So and Such Exercises",[11],[350,830,831,832],"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":835},"ejercicios-so-y-such",{"slug":837,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":838,"title":839,"levels":840,"tags":841,"meta_description":845,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":846,"question_count":358},"subject-object-questions-exercises","subject-object-questions","Subject and Object Questions Exercises (Who likes tea? Who do you like?)",[268],[499,842,843,844,284],"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":847},"ejercicios-preguntas-sujeto-objeto",{"slug":849,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":850,"title":851,"levels":852,"tags":853,"meta_description":854,"updated_at":324,"available_locales":855,"question_count":327},"subject-verb-agreement-exercises","subject-verb-agreement","Subject-Verb Agreement Exercises",[268,11],[850,7],"Practise subject-verb agreement in English with free exercises on singular and plural subjects, be, have and tricky noun phrases.",{"es":856},"ejercicios-concordancia-sujeto-verbo",{"slug":858,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":859,"title":860,"levels":861,"tags":862,"meta_description":863,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":864,"question_count":327},"there-is-there-are-exercises","there-is-there-are","There Is \u002F There Are Exercises",[267],[859,7],"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":865},"ejercicios-there-is-there-are",{"slug":867,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":868,"title":869,"levels":870,"tags":871,"meta_description":874,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":875,"question_count":288},"this-that-these-those-exercises","demonstratives","This, That, These, Those Exercises",[267],[868,872,873,296],"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":876},"ejercicios-this-that-these-those",{"slug":878,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":879,"title":880,"levels":881,"tags":882,"meta_description":888,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":889,"question_count":288},"too-enough-exercises","too-enough","Too and Enough Exercises",[268],[883,884,885,886,282,887],"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":890},"ejercicios-too-enough",{"slug":892,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":893,"title":894,"levels":895,"tags":896,"meta_description":900,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":901,"question_count":327},"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],[897,898,899,449],"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":902},"ejercicios-used-to-be-used-to-get-used-to",{"slug":904,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":897,"title":905,"levels":906,"tags":907,"meta_description":910,"updated_at":271,"available_locales":911,"question_count":288},"used-to-exercises","Used To Exercises",[268],[897,908,593,909],"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":912},"ejercicios-used-to",{"slug":914,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":915,"title":916,"levels":917,"tags":918,"meta_description":920,"updated_at":637,"available_locales":921,"question_count":288},"verb-to-be-exercises","verb-to-be","Verb To Be (Am\u002FIs\u002FAre) Exercises",[267],[915,919,296],"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":922,"pt-br":923},"ejercicios-verbo-to-be","exercicios-verbo-to-be",{"slug":925,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":926,"title":927,"levels":928,"tags":929,"meta_description":932,"updated_at":298,"available_locales":933,"question_count":358},"wh-questions-exercises","wh-questions","Wh- Questions Exercises (What, Where, Who, When...)",[267],[926,930,499,931,296],"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":934},"ejercicios-wh-questions",{"slug":936,"slug_localized":260,"skill":7,"topic":937,"title":938,"levels":939,"tags":940,"meta_description":945,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":946,"question_count":327},"wish-if-only-exercises","wish-if-only","Wish and If Only Exercises",[11],[941,942,943,944],"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":947},"ejercicios-wish-if-only",1791518742823]