Advertisements English practice English Grammar Exercises for A2 with Answers Contrast: present simple and present continuous I can distinguish the use of the present simple and present continuous. Articles I can correctly use a / an and the with nouns. some, any, much, many, a lot of, a little, a few I can talk about quantities. Articles (2) I can correctly use ‘a/an’ and ‘the’ with nouns Present simple and continuous I can talk about what I usually do and what I’m doing now. Verb + infinitive or -ing form I can identify and use different verb patterns. Past simple I can describe past events. Past simple and continuous I can tell a short story using past tenses. Past simple (affirmative) I can use the past simple affirmative. Past simple (negative and interrogative) I can use the past simple to describe events. Past continuous I can use the past continuous. Contrast: past simple and past continuous I can distinguish the use of the past simple and the past continuous. Quantity I can talk about quantities. must, mustn’t and needn’t / don’t have to I can talk about prohibition and necessity. Comparison I can make comparisons. Superlative adjectives, too and enough I can use different structures to make comparisons. Comparatives and superlatives I can make comparisons. (not) as … as, too, enough I can use different structures to make comparisons. will and going to I can make predictions, plans, offers and promises. First conditional I can talk about a future situation and its consequences. will and going to (2) I can make predictions, offers, promises and decisions. Zero conditional I can talk about outcomes and possibilities. must, mustn’t and needn’t I can talk about prohibition and necessity. First conditional (2) I can talk about a future situation and its consequences. Present perfect I can talk about recent events. Contrast: past simple and present perfect I can distinguish the use of the past simple and the present perfect. Present perfect (2) I can talk about recent events. Present perfect and past simple I can talk about past experiences and when they happened. Second conditional I can talk about imaginary situations and their consequences. Past perfect I can talk about events happening at different times in the past. Second conditional (2) I can talk about an imaginary situation and its consequences. I wish … I can talk about situations I would like to change. Reported speech (1) I can report what other people have said. Reported speech (2) I can report what other people have said. Past perfect (2) I can describe an event using different past tenses. Reported speech (3) I can report what other people have said. The passive (present simple and past simple) I can use the present and past passive to talk about technology. The passive (present perfect and future) I can use different forms of the passive. The passive (present and past simple) I can describe the different stages of a process. The passive (present perfect and future) (2) I can use different forms of the passive. WORDPOWER like off just look job & work verb + to change by put on age preposition + noun Question forms Present simple and present continuous Past simple Past continuous Present perfect or past simple Present perfect with just, already and yet Present continuous and going to will / won't / shall must / have to / can will and might for predictions Imperative; should Uses of to + infinitive Comparatives and superlatives used to The passive: present and past simple Present perfect with for and since First conditional Verb patterns Second conditional Quantifiers; too / not enough Defining relative clauses Articles Past perfect Reported speech
