Elementary English (A1/A2)

Can
1 Topic | 1 Test
Can: Speaking Activity Conversation Questions
Can – Multiple Choice Exercise
The English Alphabet
To Be
4 Tests
To Be. Basic Conjugation
To Be. Negative Sentences.
To Be. Questions.
To Be. Grammar Check
Present Simple
2 Tests
Present simple verbs (positive, negative and questions).
Adverbs of Frequency
Question Formation (With QuASI, ASI, To Be & Can).
3 Tests
Question Formation (Present / Past Simple. QuASI / ASI)
Question Formation with Modal Verbs & To Be.
Question Formation. Conversation Questions
There is / There are
1 Topic | 1 Test
“There is” / “There are” Speaking Activity Conversation Questions.
There Is / There Are
To Be (In the Past Simple)
1 Test
To Be (Past Simple)
The Past Simple
1 Topic | 2 Tests
The 50 Most Used Irregular Verbs
Past Simple (Positive, Negative & Questions) Exercise
Past Simple Irregular Verbs
Going To (for plans and predictions)
1 Test
“Be Going to” for Plans and Predictions.
Present Perfect tense with Yet & Already
3 Tests
Yet, Just & Already with the Present Perfect
Present Perfect Word Order
Present Perfect
The Present Continuous
2 Tests
Present Continuous
Present Simple or Present Continuous?
Quantifiers
2 Tests
Quantifiers: Much / Many
Quantifiers (Too Much / Many & Enough) Word Order with Nouns & Adjectives Exercise
Prepositions of place / location (in, at & on)
Past Continuous.
Past Continuous Gap Fill
Relative Pronouns
Adverbs & Expressions of Frequency
A / an
Possessive Pronouns
Possessive Adjectives

Past Continuous Gap Fill

Elementary English (A1/A2) Past Continuous Gap Fill

Fill in the gap with the past continuous form of the verb in brackets. If the verb is given in negative, your answer should be negative. Use one word per gap. Use contractions where possible. Contractions count as one word.

Example:

They were playing football in the park. (play)