verbs

The Golden Globe Awards recognize excellence in film and television. In this week's exercise, read some of the more memorable quotes from the ceremony. Then find out if you know how to turn what the actors said into reported speech.

"Be" is probably the most useful first verb in the English language. In this exercise, we review the different ways we use it.

Do you get round to practising your English every week? Find out about three-word verbs in our latest exercise.

"I've got a new car." When you talk about possession, you can use have got or have. There is no difference in meaning. Practise using both expressions in our Basics section.

"He didn't go to work yesterday. He stayed at home." We use the past simple tense to talk about a finished action that happened in the past. Practise this tense in our exercise.

We've got something special for you: an exercise on the verb get! Learn a few of get's different meanings. Are you ready? Get set. Go!