[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":785},["ShallowReactive",2],{"-content-grammar-used-to-exercises":3,"-exercise-index-for-related":271},{"type":4,"data":5},"exercise",{"slug":6,"skill":7,"topic":8,"title":9,"levels":10,"tags":12,"published":16,"updated_at":17,"is_premium":18,"meta_title":19,"meta_description":20,"rule":21,"examples":43,"exercises":62,"faq":231,"article":246,"available_locales":253,"course":255},"used-to-exercises","grammar","used-to","Used To Exercises",[11],"A2",[8,13,14,15],"past-habits","past-simple","didn-t-use-to",true,"2026-10-06",false,"Used To Exercises — Free Practice Online | FluencyRoad","Practice used to for past habits and states with free interactive exercises: positive, negative and questions, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"heading":22,"summary":23,"points":24},"Used to","Use used to + verb to talk about things that were true in the past but are not true now: I used to live in Rome. She used to have long hair.",[25,28,31,34,37,40],{"label":26,"text":27},"Form","Use used to + the base verb. It is the same for every person: I used to play. She used to play. They used to play.",{"label":29,"text":30},"Use","We use used to for habits and states in the past that are different now: He used to be shy, but now he talks to everybody.",{"label":32,"text":33},"Negative","Use didn't use to, without the d: We didn't use to have a computer.",{"label":35,"text":36},"Questions","Use Did + subject + use to: Did you use to live in a big city? The short answer is Yes, I did or No, I didn't.",{"label":38,"text":39},"Not for one action","Do not use used to for one action in the past. Use the past simple: Yesterday I visited my grandmother. Not Yesterday I used to visit my grandmother.",{"label":41,"text":42},"Not for the present","Used to is only for the past. For the present, use the present simple with always, usually or often: I usually walk to work.",[44,47,50,53,56,59],{"sentence":45,"note":46},"I **used to** play football every Saturday.","A habit in the past. I don't play football every Saturday now.",{"sentence":48,"note":49},"She **used to** have long hair.","A state in the past. Her hair is different now.",{"sentence":51,"note":52},"We **didn't use to** have a computer.","In the negative, we say didn't use to, without the d.",{"sentence":54,"note":55},"**Did** you **use to** live in a big city?","In a question, we say Did + you + use to, without the d.",{"sentence":57,"note":58},"**Did** you **use to** play outside? Yes, I **did**.","In the short answer, we use did only.",{"sentence":60,"note":61},"He **used to** be shy, but now he talks to everyone.","Used to can go with the verb be. The sentence says how he was before and how he is now.",[63,115,163,205],{"id":64,"type":65,"title":66,"instructions":67,"questions":68},"mc","multiple_choice","Choose the Correct Form","Choose the correct form.",[69,78,84,92,99,107],{"id":70,"prompt":71,"options":72,"answer":76,"explanation":77},"mc1","When I was a child, I ___ play football every day.",[73,74,75],"used to","use to","was used to",0,"In a positive sentence, we say used to + base verb.",{"id":79,"prompt":80,"options":81,"answer":76,"explanation":83},"mc2","Did you ___ live in London?",[74,73,82],"using to","After did, we say use to, without the d.",{"id":85,"prompt":86,"options":87,"answer":76,"explanation":91},"mc3","Yesterday, I ___ my grandmother.",[88,89,90],"visited","used to visit","use to visit","Yesterday is one time in the past, so we use the past simple: visited. We do not use used to for one action.",{"id":93,"prompt":94,"options":95,"answer":76,"explanation":98},"mc4","He ___ be shy, but now he talks to everybody.",[73,96,97],"is used to","uses to","He was shy before, and now he is not. We say used to + be.",{"id":100,"prompt":101,"options":102,"answer":76,"explanation":106},"mc5","Tom ___ in a small village. Now he lives in a big city.",[103,104,105],"used to live","used to living","use to live","In a positive sentence, we say used to + base verb: used to live.",{"id":108,"prompt":109,"options":110,"answer":76,"explanation":114},"mc6","I ___ eat vegetables, but now I love them.",[111,112,113],"never used to","never use to","never uses to","The sentence is positive in form, so we say used to. With never, it is never used to + base verb.",{"id":116,"type":117,"title":118,"instructions":119,"questions":120},"gap","gap_fill","Fill in the Blank","Type the correct word or words.",[121,127,135,142,149,156],{"id":122,"prompt":123,"hint":124,"answers":125,"explanation":126},"gap1","My dad ___ play the guitar when he was young.","positive",[73],"This is a positive sentence about the past, so we use used to + base verb.",{"id":128,"prompt":129,"hint":130,"answers":131,"explanation":134},"gap2","We ___ have a TV in our house. It was too expensive.","negative",[132,133,111],"didn't use to","did not use to","The negative is didn't use to, without the d.",{"id":136,"prompt":137,"hint":138,"answers":139,"explanation":141},"gap3","___ your grandmother use to live here?","did or does",[140],"Did","A question about the past starts with Did. Then we say use to, without the d.",{"id":143,"prompt":144,"hint":145,"answers":146,"explanation":148},"gap4","Tom used to ___ football every Saturday.","play, played or playing",[147],"play","After used to, we use the base verb: play.",{"id":150,"prompt":151,"hint":152,"answers":153,"explanation":155},"gap5","Did you use to play outside? Yes, I ___.","short answer",[154],"did","The short answer is Yes, I did. We do not repeat used to.",{"id":157,"prompt":158,"hint":159,"answers":160,"explanation":162},"gap6","My brother didn't ___ to like fish, but now he loves it.","use or used",[161],"use","After didn't, we say use, without the d.",{"id":164,"type":164,"title":165,"instructions":166,"questions":167},"reorder","Put the Words in Order","Click the words in the correct order to build the sentence.",[168,180,188,196],{"id":169,"words":170,"answer":178,"explanation":179},"re1",[171,172,173,174,175,176,177],"Rome","used","in","I","live","to",".","I used to live in Rome.","The order is I + used to + base verb.",{"id":181,"words":182,"answer":186,"explanation":187},"re2",[183,184,140,147,161,185,176],"football","you","?","Did you use to play football?","In a question, Did comes first. Then we say use to, without the d.",{"id":189,"words":190,"answer":195,"explanation":134},"re3",[191,192,193,194,161,176,177],"coffee","like","didn't","She","She didn't use to like coffee.",{"id":197,"words":198,"answer":203,"explanation":204},"re4",[199,200,201,172,202,176,177],"here","work","father","My","My father used to work here.","My father is one person, but used to does not change: used to work.",{"id":206,"type":207,"title":208,"instructions":209,"questions":210},"tf","true_false","True or False","Decide if each statement is true or false.",[211,215,219,223,227],{"id":212,"prompt":213,"answer":18,"explanation":214},"tf1","We use 'used to' for one action that happened yesterday.","Used to is for past habits and states. For one action, we use the past simple: I visited my grandmother yesterday.",{"id":216,"prompt":217,"answer":18,"explanation":218},"tf2","'Did you used to live here?' is correct English.","After did, we say use to, without the d: Did you use to live here?",{"id":220,"prompt":221,"answer":16,"explanation":222},"tf3","'I used to play tennis' means I don't play tennis now.","Used to talks about the past, and it shows that the situation is different now.",{"id":224,"prompt":225,"answer":16,"explanation":226},"tf4","After 'used to' we use the base verb: 'She used to walk to work.'","The order is used to + base verb: used to walk.",{"id":228,"prompt":229,"answer":16,"explanation":230},"tf5","You can use 'used to' with the verb be: 'I used to be shy.'","Used to can talk about a state in the past. I was shy before, and now I am not.",[232,235,238,241,244],{"question":233,"answer":234},"What does used to mean?","Used to talks about habits and states in the past that are not true now: I used to live in Rome means I lived in Rome before, and I don't live there now.",{"question":236,"answer":237},"What is the difference between used to and the past simple?","Used to is for habits and states that are different now. The past simple is for one finished action, or when you say exactly when it happened: I visited Paris last year. Do not say 'I used to visit Paris last year'.",{"question":239,"answer":240},"Why is there no d in didn't use to?","Did already shows the past, so the next verb goes back to the base form. It is the same with other verbs: I didn't play, not 'I didn't played'. So we say didn't use to and Did you use to?",{"question":242,"answer":243},"Is used to the same as be used to?","No. I used to live here is about the past. I'm used to the noise is about the present, and it means the noise is normal for me. This is a different structure, and you learn it later.",{"question":245,"answer":42},"How do I talk about present habits?",{"heading":247,"paragraphs":248},"Used To: Talk About Past Habits and States",[249,250,251,252],"We use used to to talk about the past, when something was true before but is not true now. I used to live in Rome. She used to have long hair. We used to play football every Saturday. Each sentence says that things are different now.","The form is easy: used to + the base verb. It is the same for every person, so we say I used to, she used to and they used to. We can use it with action verbs (play, live, work) and with states (be, have, like).","In negative sentences and questions, we say use to, without the d. The negative is didn't use to: We didn't use to have a computer. The question is Did you use to...?: Did you use to live in a big city? The short answer is Yes, I did or No, I didn't.","Do not use used to for one action in the past. We say Yesterday I visited my grandmother, because yesterday is one time. We also do not use used to for the present. For present habits, we use the present simple with always, usually or often. The exercises above practise used to in positive sentences, negatives, questions and short answers.",{"es":254},"ejercicios-used-to",{"unit":256,"units_total":260,"hub_url":261,"prev":262,"next":267},{"id":257,"number":258,"title":259},"past-stories",16,"Past stories",20,"\u002Fcourse",{"type":263,"slug":264,"title":265,"url":266},"game","past-simple-vs-past-continuous-game","Past Simple vs Past Continuous Game","\u002Fgames\u002Fpast-simple-vs-past-continuous-game",{"type":263,"slug":268,"title":269,"url":270},"used-to-game","Used To Game","\u002Fgames\u002Fused-to-game",[272,284,298,310,324,336,349,369,382,393,404,418,433,444,454,468,481,493,506,523,537,547,557,568,579,589,602,613,623,632,642,653,663,673,682,693,703,716,725,734,745,759,763,774],{"slug":273,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":275,"title":276,"levels":277,"tags":279,"meta_description":280,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":281,"question_count":283},"adverbs-of-frequency-exercises",null,"adverbs-of-frequency","Adverbs of Frequency Exercises",[278,11],"A1",[275,7],"Practise always, usually, often, sometimes and never with free English adverbs of frequency exercises, feedback and answers.",{"es":282},"ejercicios-adverbios-frecuencia",17,{"slug":285,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":286,"title":287,"levels":288,"tags":289,"meta_description":294,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":295,"question_count":297},"adverbs-of-manner-exercises","adverbs-of-manner","Adverbs of Manner Exercises (slowly, well, fast)",[11],[290,286,291,292,293],"adverbs","adjectives","well-good","a2","Practice adverbs of manner with free interactive exercises: quickly, carefully, happily, well, fast and hard. Learn adjective or adverb, good or well, and word order.",{"es":296},"ejercicios-adverbios-de-modo",21,{"slug":299,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":300,"title":301,"levels":302,"tags":303,"meta_description":306,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":308,"question_count":297},"articles-exercises","articles","Articles Exercises (A, An, The)",[278],[300,304,305],"a-an-the","basics","Practice English articles a, an and the: a or an by sound (an hour, a university), first mention, jobs and no article. Free exercises with instant feedback.","2026-10-05",{"es":309},"ejercicios-articulos-a-an-the",{"slug":311,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":312,"title":313,"levels":314,"tags":315,"meta_description":320,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":321,"question_count":323},"beginner-english-test","a1-test","English Test for Beginners (A1)",[278],[316,317,318,319],"test","checkpoint","beginner","a1-review","Take a free A1 English test with answers: 39 questions on to be, have got, the present simple, the past simple and basic words. See your score and what to review.",{"es":322},"examen-de-ingles-para-principiantes",39,{"slug":325,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":326,"title":327,"levels":328,"tags":329,"meta_description":331,"updated_at":332,"available_locales":333,"question_count":335},"comparatives-exercises","comparatives-and-superlatives","Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises",[11],[330,7],"comparatives","Practise bigger, more interesting, the best and other English comparatives and superlatives with free interactive exercises and answers.","2026-10-02",{"es":334},"ejercicios-comparativos",18,{"slug":337,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":338,"title":339,"levels":340,"tags":341,"meta_description":346,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":347,"question_count":297},"conditionals-zero-first-exercises","conditionals","Zero and First Conditional Exercises",[11],[338,342,343,344,345],"zero-conditional","first-conditional","if-clauses","will","Practice the zero conditional and the first conditional with free interactive exercises: if + present simple, will, won't and comma rules, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":348},"ejercicios-condicional-cero-y-primer-condicional",{"slug":350,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":351,"title":352,"levels":353,"tags":354,"meta_description":365,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":366,"question_count":368},"connectors-exercises","connectors","Connectors Exercises: And, But, Or, Because, So, Then, When",[11],[351,355,356,357,358,359,360,361,362,363,364],"linking-words","and","but","or","because","so","then","when","before","after","Practice and, but, or, because, so, then, when, before and after with free interactive exercises: join your ideas into longer sentences, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":367},"ejercicios-conectores",22,{"slug":370,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":371,"title":372,"levels":373,"tags":374,"meta_description":379,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":380,"question_count":297},"countable-uncountable-nouns-exercises","countable-uncountable-nouns","Countable and Uncountable Nouns Exercises (Some\u002FAny)",[278],[375,376,377,378,305],"countable-uncountable","some-any","nouns","food","Practice countable and uncountable nouns with a\u002Fan, some and any: free interactive exercises about food and drink, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":381},"ejercicios-sustantivos-contables-incontables",{"slug":383,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":384,"title":385,"levels":386,"tags":387,"meta_description":390,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":391,"question_count":323},"elementary-english-test","a2-test","Elementary English Test (A2)",[11],[316,317,388,389],"elementary","a2-review","Take a free A2 English test with answers: 39 questions on comparing, the past, plans, the present perfect, must and should, and everyday words. See your score and what to review.",{"es":392},"examen-de-ingles-elemental",{"slug":394,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":395,"title":396,"levels":397,"tags":398,"meta_description":400,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":401,"question_count":403},"english-level-test","level-test","English Level Test: Find Where to Start (A1–A2)",[278,11],[316,399,395,318,388],"placement","Take a free 40-question English level test. Get a suggested course unit or, with a perfect score, a checkpoint. Practice only; no certificate.",{"es":402},"test-de-nivel-de-ingles",40,{"slug":405,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":406,"title":407,"levels":408,"tags":410,"meta_description":414,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":415,"question_count":283},"future-tenses-exercises","future-tenses","Future Tenses Exercises",[11,409],"B1",[411,412,345,413],"tenses","future","going-to","Practice English future forms (will, going to, present continuous, present simple) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":416,"pt-br":417},"ejercicios-tiempos-de-futuro","exercicios-tempos-futuros",{"slug":419,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":420,"title":421,"levels":422,"tags":424,"meta_description":428,"updated_at":429,"available_locales":430,"question_count":258},"gerund-infinitive-exercises","gerund-infinitive","Gerund and Infinitive Exercises",[409,423],"B2",[425,426,427],"gerund","infinitive","verb-patterns","Practice gerunds and infinitives (enjoy doing vs decide to do) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and explanations of every verb pattern.","2026-07-20",{"es":431,"pt-br":432},"ejercicios-gerundio-e-infinitivo","exercicios-gerundio-infinitivo",{"slug":434,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":435,"title":436,"levels":437,"tags":438,"meta_description":441,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":442,"question_count":297},"have-got-exercises","have-got","Have Got \u002F Has Got Exercises",[278],[435,439,440,305],"has-got","describing-people","Practice have got and has got with free interactive exercises: affirmative, negative, questions and short answers, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":443},"ejercicios-have-got",{"slug":445,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":446,"title":447,"levels":448,"tags":449,"meta_description":451,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":452,"question_count":368},"imperative-exercises","imperative","Imperative Exercises",[278],[446,450,305],"instructions","Practice the English imperative: Open the door, Don't run, Let's go. Free interactive exercises with instant feedback and a clear explanation of every answer.",{"es":453},"ejercicios-imperativo-ingles",{"slug":455,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":456,"title":457,"levels":458,"tags":459,"meta_description":465,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":466,"question_count":297},"indefinite-pronouns-exercises","indefinite-pronouns","Somebody, Anything, Nowhere, Everyone: Indefinite Pronouns Exercises",[11],[456,460,461,462,463,464],"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":467},"ejercicios-pronombres-indefinidos",{"slug":469,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":470,"title":471,"levels":472,"tags":473,"meta_description":477,"updated_at":429,"available_locales":478,"question_count":258},"irregular-verbs-exercises","irregular-verbs","Irregular Verbs Exercises",[11,409],[474,470,475,476],"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":479,"pt-br":480},"ejercicios-verbos-irregulares","exercicios-verbos-irregulares",{"slug":482,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":483,"title":484,"levels":485,"tags":486,"meta_description":490,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":491,"question_count":297},"like-love-hate-ing-exercises","like-love-hate-ing","Like, Love, Hate + -ing Exercises",[278],[487,488,489,378,305],"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":492},"ejercicios-like-love-hate-ing",{"slug":494,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":495,"title":496,"levels":497,"tags":498,"meta_description":502,"updated_at":429,"available_locales":503,"question_count":260},"modal-verbs-exercises","modal-verbs","Modal Verbs Exercises",[11,409],[495,499,500,501],"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":504,"pt-br":505},"ejercicios-verbos-modales","exercicios-verbos-modais",{"slug":507,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":508,"title":509,"levels":510,"tags":511,"meta_description":520,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":521,"question_count":297},"much-many-exercises","much-many","Much and Many Exercises (how much, how many, a lot of)",[11],[512,513,514,515,516,517,518,519,293],"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 interactive exercises: countable and uncountable nouns, how much and how many, with instant feedback.",{"es":522},"ejercicios-much-many",{"slug":524,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":525,"title":526,"levels":527,"tags":528,"meta_description":534,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":535,"question_count":297},"must-have-to-should-exercises","must-have-to-should","Must, Have To and Should Exercises",[11],[500,529,530,531,501,532,533],"mustn't","have-to","don't-have-to","advice","rules","Practice must, have to, mustn't, don't have to and should with free interactive exercises: rules, things that are necessary and advice, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":536},"ejercicios-must-have-to-should",{"slug":538,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":539,"title":540,"levels":541,"tags":542,"meta_description":544,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":545,"question_count":297},"object-pronouns-exercises","object-pronouns","Object Pronouns Exercises",[278],[543,539,305],"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":546},"ejercicios-pronombres-objeto",{"slug":548,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":549,"title":550,"levels":551,"tags":552,"meta_description":553,"updated_at":429,"available_locales":554,"question_count":335},"past-perfect-exercises","past-perfect","Past Perfect Exercises",[409,423],[411,549],"Practice the past perfect tense with free interactive exercises: sequencing past events, before\u002Fafter\u002Fwhen clauses — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":555,"pt-br":556},"ejercicios-past-perfect","exercicios-past-perfect",{"slug":558,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":559,"title":560,"levels":561,"tags":562,"meta_description":563,"updated_at":564,"available_locales":565,"question_count":335},"personal-pronouns-exercises","personal-pronouns","Personal Pronouns Exercises",[278],[543,559,305],"Practice personal pronouns with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.","2026-10-03",{"es":566,"pt-br":567},"ejercicios-pronombres-personales","exercicios-pronomes-pessoais",{"slug":569,"slug_localized":274,"skill":570,"topic":571,"title":572,"levels":573,"tags":574,"meta_description":575,"updated_at":429,"available_locales":576,"question_count":260},"phrasal-verbs-exercises","vocabulary","phrasal-verbs","Phrasal Verbs Exercises",[409,423],[570,571],"Practice common English phrasal verbs with free interactive exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence building and true\u002Ffalse — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":577,"pt-br":578},"ejercicios-phrasal-verbs","exercicios-phrasal-verbs",{"slug":580,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":581,"title":582,"levels":583,"tags":584,"meta_description":586,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":587,"question_count":368},"plural-nouns-exercises","plural-nouns","Plural Nouns Exercises (-s, -es, -ies, Irregular)",[278],[581,377,585,305],"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":588},"ejercicios-plural-sustantivos-ingles",{"slug":590,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":591,"title":592,"levels":593,"tags":594,"meta_description":599,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":600,"question_count":368},"possessive-pronouns-reflexives-exercises","possessive-pronouns-reflexives","Possessive Pronouns and Reflexive Pronouns Exercises (mine, yours, myself)",[11],[595,596,597,598,293],"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":601},"ejercicios-pronombres-posesivos-reflexivos",{"slug":603,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":604,"title":605,"levels":606,"tags":607,"meta_description":610,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":611,"question_count":297},"possessives-exercises","possessives","Possessives Exercises (My, Your, His, Her and 's)",[278],[604,608,609,305],"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":612},"ejercicios-posesivos-ingles",{"slug":614,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":615,"title":616,"levels":617,"tags":618,"meta_description":620,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":621,"question_count":335},"prepositions-of-place-exercises","prepositions-of-place","Prepositions of Place Exercises",[278,11],[619,7],"prepositions","Practise in, on, under, behind, between and other English prepositions of place with free interactive exercises and answers.",{"es":622},"ejercicios-preposiciones-lugar",{"slug":624,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":625,"title":626,"levels":627,"tags":628,"meta_description":629,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":630,"question_count":335},"present-continuous-exercises","present-continuous","Present Continuous Exercises",[278,11],[625,7],"Practise the present continuous with free exercises on am, is, are, -ing spelling, questions and actions happening now.",{"es":631},"ejercicios-presente-continuo",{"slug":633,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":634,"title":635,"levels":636,"tags":637,"meta_description":638,"updated_at":429,"available_locales":639,"question_count":335},"present-perfect-continuous-exercises","present-perfect-continuous","Present Perfect Continuous Exercises",[409,423],[411,634],"Practice the present perfect continuous (have been doing) with free interactive exercises comparing it with the present perfect simple — instant feedback included.",{"es":640,"pt-br":641},"ejercicios-present-perfect-continuous","exercicios-present-perfect-continuous",{"slug":643,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":644,"title":645,"levels":646,"tags":647,"meta_description":648,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":649,"question_count":652},"present-perfect-exercises","present-perfect","Present Perfect Exercises",[11,409],[411,644],"Practice the present perfect with free interactive exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill, sentence ordering and true\u002Ffalse questions with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":650,"pt-br":651},"ejercicios-present-perfect","exercicios-present-perfect",19,{"slug":654,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":655,"title":656,"levels":657,"tags":658,"meta_description":659,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":660,"question_count":335},"present-perfect-vs-past-simple-exercises","present-perfect-vs-past-simple","Present Perfect vs Past Simple Exercises",[11,409],[411,644,14],"Learn to choose between the present perfect and the past simple with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.",{"es":661,"pt-br":662},"ejercicios-present-perfect-vs-past-simple","exercicios-present-perfect-vs-past-simple",{"slug":664,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":665,"title":666,"levels":667,"tags":668,"meta_description":669,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":670,"question_count":335},"present-simple-vs-present-continuous-exercises","present-simple-vs-present-continuous","Present Simple vs Present Continuous Exercises",[11,409],[411,489,625],"Learn to choose between the present simple and present continuous with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations of every answer.",{"es":671,"pt-br":672},"ejercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous","exercicios-present-simple-vs-present-continuous",{"slug":674,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":475,"title":675,"levels":676,"tags":677,"meta_description":678,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":679,"question_count":297},"simple-past-exercises","Simple Past Exercises",[278,11],[411,475],"Practice the simple past tense with free interactive exercises covering regular and irregular verbs, negatives and questions — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":680,"pt-br":681},"ejercicios-simple-past","exercicios-simple-past",{"slug":683,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":684,"title":685,"levels":686,"tags":687,"meta_description":689,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":690,"question_count":335},"simple-past-vs-past-continuous-exercises","simple-past-vs-past-continuous","Simple Past vs Past Continuous Exercises",[11,409],[411,475,688],"past-continuous","Practice choosing between the simple past and the past continuous (was\u002Fwere doing) with free interactive exercises, instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":691,"pt-br":692},"ejercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous","exercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous",{"slug":694,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":695,"title":696,"levels":697,"tags":698,"meta_description":699,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":700,"question_count":335},"simple-present-exercises","simple-present","Simple Present Exercises",[278,11],[411,695],"Practice the simple present tense with free interactive exercises: third-person -s, negatives, questions and adverbs of frequency — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":701,"pt-br":702},"ejercicios-simple-present","exercicios-simple-present",{"slug":704,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":705,"title":706,"levels":707,"tags":708,"meta_description":713,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":714,"question_count":368},"subject-object-questions-exercises","subject-object-questions","Subject and Object Questions Exercises (Who likes tea? Who do you like?)",[11],[709,710,711,712,293],"questions","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":715},"ejercicios-preguntas-sujeto-objeto",{"slug":717,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":718,"title":719,"levels":720,"tags":721,"meta_description":722,"updated_at":332,"available_locales":723,"question_count":335},"subject-verb-agreement-exercises","subject-verb-agreement","Subject-Verb Agreement Exercises",[11,409],[718,7],"Practise subject-verb agreement in English with free exercises on singular and plural subjects, be, have and tricky noun phrases.",{"es":724},"ejercicios-concordancia-sujeto-verbo",{"slug":726,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":727,"title":728,"levels":729,"tags":730,"meta_description":731,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":732,"question_count":335},"there-is-there-are-exercises","there-is-there-are","There Is \u002F There Are Exercises",[278],[727,7],"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":733},"ejercicios-there-is-there-are",{"slug":735,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":736,"title":737,"levels":738,"tags":739,"meta_description":742,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":743,"question_count":297},"this-that-these-those-exercises","demonstratives","This, That, These, Those Exercises",[278],[736,740,741,305],"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":744},"ejercicios-this-that-these-those",{"slug":746,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":747,"title":748,"levels":749,"tags":750,"meta_description":756,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":757,"question_count":297},"too-enough-exercises","too-enough","Too and Enough Exercises",[11],[751,752,753,754,291,755],"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":758},"ejercicios-too-enough",{"slug":6,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":8,"title":9,"levels":760,"tags":761,"meta_description":20,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":762,"question_count":297},[11],[8,13,14,15],{"es":254},{"slug":764,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":765,"title":766,"levels":767,"tags":768,"meta_description":770,"updated_at":564,"available_locales":771,"question_count":297},"verb-to-be-exercises","verb-to-be","Verb To Be (Am\u002FIs\u002FAre) Exercises",[278],[765,769,305],"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":772,"pt-br":773},"ejercicios-verbo-to-be","exercicios-verbo-to-be",{"slug":775,"slug_localized":274,"skill":7,"topic":776,"title":777,"levels":778,"tags":779,"meta_description":782,"updated_at":307,"available_locales":783,"question_count":368},"wh-questions-exercises","wh-questions","Wh- Questions Exercises (What, Where, Who, When...)",[278],[776,780,709,781,305],"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 and explanations.",{"es":784},"ejercicios-wh-questions",1791334638886]