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.

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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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