CELPIP Grammar

Choose accurate verb tenses for stories, emails, predictions, and survey arguments.

Use should, could, would, might, need to, and have to naturally.

Reduce agreement errors with singular, plural, third person, and compound subjects.

Use a, an, the, plural nouns, and no article with clearer reference.

Write complete sentences and avoid run-ons, fragments, and comma splices.

Build accurate complex sentences without losing clarity or punctuation control.

Use first and second conditionals for recommendations, persuasion, and predictions.

Improve common prepositions in appointments, schedules, locations, and workplace contexts.

Fix word order problems in questions, adverbs, adjective placement, and complex clauses.

Use periods, commas, capitalization, and apostrophes to improve readability.

Use cautious language to express uncertainty, tradeoffs, and balanced opinions.