The IELTS Grammar Test
Grammar is the most important component of every language. The same is true for English and IELTS exam. Unless you correct your grammatical errors, you will not be able to improve your IELTS Writing and Speaking Band Scores.
Unfortunately, majority of IELTS applicants are not even aware of the grammatical mistakes they are committing. If you don’t know you are making mistakes while writing and speaking, how will you even correct them!
Don’t Worry! We’ve got you covered. This short test of 50 questions is designed precisely for this purpose. The questions in this short exam will test all the topics of English Grammar. And the result will reveal your grammar weaknesses and areas that require improvement.
ATTENTION: To start the Grammar Test, you MUST click ‘Mark Complete’ button on the bottom right of this page.
Now Let’s Start:
You can do this test to identify which area(s) of Grammar you need to learn or improve. Choose the correct answer, A, B or C, for each question. When you have finished, submit the this test to see your score. To check the correct answers click on ‘View Questions’ Button. Then note down the Questions for which you choose a wrong answer.
Use the following key to identify which topics are most important for you to learn or revise.
| Questions | Grammar Topic |
| 1-2 | Present Tense |
| 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 | Past Tense |
| 6-7 | Present Perfect Tense |
| 10-13 | Future Tense |
| 14-15 | Countable and Uncountable Nouns |
| 16-18 | Referring to Nouns |
| 19 | Pronouns and Referencing |
| 20-22 | Adjectives and Adverbs |
| 23-24 | Comparing Things |
| 25-26 | The Noun Phrase |
| 27-30 | Modals |
| 31-32 | Reported Speech |
| 33 | Verbs |
| 34-37 | Likelihoods based on Conditions |
| 38-39 | Prepositions |
| 40-41 | Relative Clause |
| 42-43 | Ways of Organising Texts |
| 44-45 | The Passive |
| 46-47 | Linking Ideas |
| 48-49 | Showing your position in a text |
| 50 | Nominalisation |