Free English Practice: Interactive Exercises for All Levels
836 free exercise sets in eight skills, from A1 to B2. Fill the gaps, check your answers on the page and open the full answer key. You don't need an account.
Practice Skills
836 lessonsGrammar
222 grammar sets from A1 to B2, each on one grammar point, with a full answer key. Most exercises are gap fills you can check on the page. A1–B2 222 lessons A1–B2Vocabulary
43 vocabulary sets from A1 to B2, each on one topic such as jobs, weather or describing people. Most include a listening exercise, and every set has an answer key. A1–B2 43 lessons A1–B2Listening
338 listening sets from A1 to B2, every one with audio. Answer questions about each recording, then check them against the answer key. A1–B2 338 lessons A1–B2Reading
68 reading sets from A1 to B2. Read a text, answer comprehension questions, match headings or fill gaps, then check the answer key. A1–B2 68 lessons A1–B2Speaking
37 speaking sets from A1 to B2: useful phrases, model conversations to listen to and tasks to answer aloud, with an answer key for the written parts. A1–B2 37 lessons A1–B2Writing
36 writing sets from A1 to B2. Study a model text, practise its language, then write your own email, story, review or essay. A1–B2 36 lessons A1–B2Word Skills
36 word skills sets from A1 to B2 on prefixes and suffixes, phrasal verbs, collocations and dependent prepositions, all with answer keys. A1–B2 36 lessons A1–B2Business
56 Business English sets from A1 to B1, all built on audio: workplace conversations, presentations and phone calls with comprehension tasks and answer keys. A1–B1 56 lessons A1–B1
What are English Practice Exercises?
Listening has the most sets (338, all with audio), followed by grammar (222). Reading, Business English, vocabulary, speaking, word skills and writing have between 36 and 68 sets each.
English practice exercises are short tasks that make you produce the language yourself: fill a gap, choose a word, match a reply or put a text in order. Lexinglo has 836 sets in eight skills, graded from A1 to B2. Each set stays on one topic, has about six exercises and comes with a full answer key, so you can check your work as soon as you finish.
What Makes Effective Practice Exercises?
- You produce each answer yourself instead of reading a finished example
- Each set stays on one topic, such as the present perfect or describing people
- Sets are graded from A1 to B2, so the grammar and vocabulary match your level
- Formats include gap fills, multiple choice, matching, ordering and short writing tasks
- You can reset a set and try it again as often as you like
- Every exercise has an answer key you can open when you finish
Why Practice with Lexinglo?
One topic per set
Each set works through one grammar point, topic or task in about six exercises, moving from choosing an answer to writing your own.
Check as you go
In gap-fill exercises, Check answers marks every gap as right or wrong. Show answers opens the full key for any exercise.
Levels A1 to B2
Sets are graded from A1 (beginner) to B2 (upper-intermediate). Business English runs from A1 to B1.
Free, no account
Every exercise is free and opens without an account. A free account remembers which sets you have finished.
What's Included in Every Exercise
What you'll find in each set
Interactive Questions
Gap fills, multiple choice, matching and ordering tasks you complete on the page
Instant Answer Checking
Check answers marks each gap; Show answers opens the full answer key
Audio Support
Every listening and Business English set has audio, and so do most vocabulary and speaking sets
CEFR Level Organized
Each set is labelled with its CEFR level, from A1 to B2
Practice Exercises - Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about English practice exercises
What types of practice exercises does Lexinglo offer?
Eight skills: listening (338 sets), grammar (222), reading (68), Business English (56), vocabulary (43), speaking (37), word skills (36) and writing (36). Levels run from A1 to B2; Business English stops at B1.
How are the practice exercises organized?
By skill, then by CEFR level. Grammar is also grouped into 22 topics, such as the present perfect or conditionals, with every set on that topic collected on one page.
Are the practice exercises free?
Yes. All 836 sets are free and open without an account. If you create a free account, it remembers the sets you have finished.
How do I check my answers?
In gap-fill exercises, press Check answers to mark each gap as right or wrong. Every exercise also has Show answers, which opens the full answer key so you can compare it with your work.
What's the difference between practice exercises and lessons?
Practice sets ask questions about a text or a recording, or ask you to fill gaps. Lessons are dictation: you hear a recording one sentence at a time and type every word. Use exercises for grammar and vocabulary and lessons to train your ear.
Should I do listening practice exercises or listening lessons?
Do both. Listening exercises check whether you understood the main points and details. Dictation lessons make you catch every word, including short ones like articles and contractions that are easy to miss.
What's the difference between Vocabulary and Word Skills exercises?
Vocabulary sets teach the words for a topic, such as jobs, weather or describing people. Word skills sets teach how words are built and combined: prefixes and suffixes, phrasal verbs, collocations with make and do, and dependent prepositions.
Which practice skill should I start with?
If you are a beginner, start with A1 grammar: the verb to be, the present simple and there is / there are. From A2, add listening and vocabulary sets at the same level. Speaking and writing sets work best once you can build simple sentences.
What's the best way to practice English grammar online?
Pick one grammar point, do the sets for it at your level, check every answer and redo the gaps you missed. Lexinglo groups its 222 grammar sets into 22 topics, so you can follow one point from A1 to B2.
How do interactive exercises help improve English?
When you write an answer yourself and then check it, you see exactly which form you got wrong. Doing the same set again a few days later shows whether the correction has stuck.
More ways to learn English
Listening lessons, how Lexinglo works and answers to common questions
Ready to Practice?
Every set is free and opens without an account. A1 grammar is a good place to begin.