about englishzilla
We have created this website to help learners all around the world acquire the most important English grammar structures and words. At EnglishZILLA students can find a lot of different exercises and practise English grammar and vocabulary.
Our website consists of unlimited number of examples and it is adjusted to popular screen resolutions and devices. EnglishZILLA has been created mainly for young second language learners, but you can use it at any age.
We strongly advise to use Englishzilla with children at primary/elementary school to help them understand complex grammar notions. It is possible to use EnglishZILLA on interective boards/monitors.
how to use it?
First, choose a grammar structure/vocabulary group from the main menu or search for it using the search form. Then, you usually have to pick an exercise from the available ones. Also, you always have the instructions to the exercise so as to understand it clearly. Grammar structures are usually divided into multi-choice and writing exercises. Additionally, there are always answers to the tasks you do. You can check your work immediately after finishing it.
- STEP 1. Choose a grammar structure
- STEP 2. Pick an exercise
- STEP 3. Unlimited practice!
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TEACHERS
As you already know EnglishZILLA can be used by everyone at any age. However, it is quite important to show main features of the website and teach your students how to use it. We have tested EnglishZILLA with students and we know that it helps to develop their grammar accuracy and increases students vocabulary size.
STUDENTS
You do not need your teacher to use Englishzilla. You can use it at home and practise grammar and vocabulary whenever you want. Do not forget that Englishzilla is free of charge and it is unnecessary to register an account on a website.
PARENTS
It is good to monitor children's work and sometimes check their accuracy. What is more, we strongly suggest praising and encouriging your children while using Englishzilla. It is common knowledge that a bit of praising is increases motivation.
why englishzilla?
 
 
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created by teachers
englishzilla was created completely by English teachers
 
 
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An unlimited number of examples !!!
How is it possible? In short, our app automatically create new examples every time you ask for them or refresh a subpage with a given grammar stracture.
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Example: Let's say you chosen to practise Present Simple If you visit this subpage, there will be only 10 sentences, but after refreshing the page you will have another 10. You can refresh and refresh and refresh … Englishzilla will create countless sentences for you.
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GRAMMAR EXERCISES
 Present Continuous
					 Present Continuous
					I am playing basketball.
I am not playing football.
Are you playing computer games?
Yes, I am. / No, I am not.
 Past Simple
					 Past Simple
					I went to the cinema yesterday.
I didn't go to the park yesterday.
Did you go to school yesterday?.
Yes, I did. / No, I didn't.
 Past Continuous
					 Past Continuous
					I was watching TV.
I wasn't reading a book.
Were you playing the guitar?
Yes, I was. / No, I wasn't.
 Have/Has got
					 Have/Has got
					I have got two brothers.
I haven't got any sisters.
Have you got a hamster?
Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
 There is/There are
					 There is/There are
					There is milk in the fridge.
There isn't a carpet in the hall.
Is there a bench in the park?
Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.
 Going to
					 Going to
					I am going to read a book.
I am not going to fly to Mexico.
Are you going to play the guitar?
Yes, I am. / No, I am not.
 TO BE Was/were
					 TO BE Was/were
					I was a police officer.
I wasn't a magician.
Were you a teacher?
Yes, I was. / No, I wasn't.
 Have/Has to
					 Have/Has to
					I have to do my homework.
I don't have to work shifts.
Do you have to mow the lawn?
Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
 There was/There were
					 There was/There were
					There was a spider on the window.
There wasn't any flour in the packet.
Was there any sugar?
Yes, there was. / No, there wasn't.
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