English Grammar Expert

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Lessons are designed for non-native English or second language learners.
Examples are provided in dialogue/Grammar In Use.
Learn, exercise/practice, and review your grammar understanding.
Materials:
Nouns
- Proper
- Common
- Concrete
- Abstract
- Count/non
Articles
- Indefinite: a and an
- Definite: the
- Omission
Quantifiers
- much (of), many (of), and several (of)
- a lot of
- a few and a little
Adjectives
- The Types
- The Order
Pronouns
- Subjective
- Objective
- Reflexive
- Possessive (Adjectives)
- Demonstrative (Adjectives)
Adverbs
- Manner
- Place
- Time
- Frequency
- Duration
Grammar Tenses
present, past and future tenses in various forms:
Simple/continuous (progressive)/perfect/active/passive voice
Clauses
- Main and Subordinate
- Relative (adjective)
- Who and That
- Whom and That
- Whose
- Which and That
- Noun Clauses
Modal Auxiliaries
- Active Form
- Can, Could, To Be Able To
- May and Might
- Shall, Should, and Ought To
- Must and Have To
Conjunctions
- Subordinating
- Coordinating
- Correlative
- Conjunctive Adverbs
Conditional Sentences
Phrases
- Noun
- Verb
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Prepositional
Comparisons
- Equality
- Comparative
- Superlative
- Comparative Adj.
Question Tags
Similar Word Usage
So.
that ., Such .
that .
and So that
Despite, In spite of, and Although, Even though
Because (of), Due to, and
(Be) Used to
A few and few
A little and little
Gerund and present participle
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