English Grammar Lessons

English Grammar Rules Explanation: Grammar knowledge is among essentials in learning a language. Online lessons are very convenient to learn and excel in grammar rules and become more confident in using the language. Choosing between good and well for example, much and many, may or must.

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Grammar Terms	Detailed Explanations	Quick Examples
adjectives	Adjectives	free grammar lessons -
adverbs	Adverbs	Drive slowly
adjectives vs adverbs	Adjectives vs Adverbs	Good vs Well -
a / an / the Articles	Articles -	a test, an exam, the test you took yesterday
Auxiliary Verbs	Auxiliary Verbs	Learning English will be free.
Causative	Causative -	I had my room cleaned. I got him to learn English.
Conjunctions / Transitions	Conjunctions Conjunctions Practice	and, but, so that... -
Determiners / Quantifiers	Determiners / Quantifiers Determiners Practice	little, a little, few... Lots of time, a few students
Gerunds and infinitives	Gerunds / Infinitives	I keep thinking, I hope to see you
Homonyms	Homonyms	Bass-Bass, Deer-Dear, By-Bye
If clauses	If Clauses -	If only you were here
Imperatives	Imperatives Lesson Notes	Come here, Learn English, Sit down
Indirect Speech	Indirect Speech -	Jackie said that she was watching TV.
Inversion	Inversion ESL	Never again will I work for her.
Irregular Verbs	Irregular Verbs	Go, went, gone -
Modals / Auxiliaries	Modal Verbs	must, should, have to...
Nouns	Nouns -	bus, family, Ohio
Participles	Participle Clauses	Present, Past and Perfect Participles
Parts of Speech	Parts of Speech	Subject, Verb, Object...
Passive Active voice	Passive Voice Passives Tenses Chart	The letter was delivered. -
Phrasal Verbs	Phrasal Verbs -	Blow up, break down, ask around...
Prepositions	Prepositions	In, On, at, of -
Pronouns	Pronouns - Pronouns Chart	I, mine, that, those -
Question tags	Question Tags -	Lessons are free, aren't they?
Relative Clauses	Relative Clauses	The girl who won the competition is single.
Reported Speech	Reported Speech Sentences	Johny told me to go with him. - Complex Sentences
Tenses	Verb Tenses -	I see you all the time, I saw you yesterday I have seen you before...

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Abbreviations / Acronyms	Doubling Rule (Spelling)	Since and For -
Action Verbs / Linking Verbs	Do / Would You Mind	Silent E Rule
Adjuncts	Double Object Verbs	So / Neither / Either / Too
All vs Whole	During vs While	So...that / Such...that
Back / Again / Return	During vs For	Some / Any Compounds
Between vs Among	Ever & Never & Just & Already & Yet	Too/Enough explanations
British vs US English	Figurative Language	Transitive / Intransitive Verbs
By vs Until / Till	Forms of 'Other'	Used to vs Would
Cohesive Devices	Have Got vs Have	Shall vs Will / Shall in Questions
Clause / Phrase / Sentence	It's about/high time grammar	Stative Verbs Grammar
Cleft Sentences	No & Every Compounds	Subject and Object Complements
Collocations	Nominalization	Such As vs Like
Collocations List	Non Progressive Verbs	Wh-ever Words
Common Mistakes	Phoneme and Morpheme	When and While and As
Confusing Words	Pre-Determiners	With and By
Context Clues	Prepositional Phrase	Would Like To
Contractions	Punctuation / Capitalization	Would Rather Had Better
	Reducing Adverbial Clauses	The Y Rule

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