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B2 practiceMixed Grammar Practice — B2
A new grammar point in every sentence.
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B2 exercises
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Mixed Grammar Challenge: Everyday Situations
Mixed grammar points across everyday life, work, study, travel, health, technology, relationships and money
Mixed Grammar Practice: Everyday Situations
Mixed grammar across everyday life, work, study, travel, health, technology, relationships and the environment
About Mixed Grammar Practice
Real exams never tell you which grammar point is coming. Mixed grammar practice puts a different point in every sentence — a tense, a conditional, a modal verb, the passive, reported speech — so you learn to spot what each sentence needs.
What it tests
Each exercise has eight sentences with a gap and four options that are forms of the same words. Every sentence tests a different grammar point, which you see after checking your answer.
How it appears on the exam paper
Grammar is spread across the whole exam — the open cloze, the key word transformations and the multiple-choice cloze — and mixed practice is the closest match to how it is really tested.
Exam-style tips
- Before you look at the options, decide what the sentence needs: a time, a condition, an obligation?
- Read the whole sentence: the clue is often after the gap ('…, I would learn Japanese').
- Compare the options: they differ only in their grammar, so find the one feature that changes.
- After checking, read the grammar point each question tested and note the ones you missed.
A ready-to-print Mixed grammar practice — free worksheet with the answer key and explanations at the back. Download the PDF worksheet.
Frequently asked questions
What grammar does it cover?
Tenses, conditionals, wishes, modal verbs, the passive, reported speech, relative clauses, comparison, quantifiers and more — one point per sentence.
Why mix the grammar points?
Because in an exam you must recognise the point yourself; practising one point at a time hides that step.
How do I know what I got wrong?
After checking, each question shows the right answer, an explanation and the grammar point it tested.
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