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Explanations, Examples & Exercises
Grammar: Need some help with grammar? Check out the materials we have organized for you below.
Low Beginning
Adjectives
Adverbs
Adverbs and Prepositions
Basic Modals
Basic Sentence Structure
Building Sentences
Conjunctions and Linking Words
Everyday vs. Every Day
Frequency Adverbs
Non-Action Verbs
Noun and Verb Phrases
Prepositions: In, On and At
Prepositions of Location
Present Progressive Tense
Pronouns
Sentence Subjects
Simple Future Tense
Simple Past Tense
Simple Present Tense
Singular vs. Plural
Subject-Verb Agreement
The Verb "Be"
This, That, These, Those
Verb List
Wh - Questions
Yes/No Questions
High Beginning
Article Chart
Articles
Choosing the Correct Verb Tense
Collective Nouns
Common Modal Usage
Comparatives
Complex Question Formation
Coordinators
Count/Non-count Nouns
Future Progressive Tense
Go + Ving
Indirect Objects
Intensifiers
Passive Voice
Passive with Get
Past Progressive Tense
Plurals and Nationalities
Possessives
Prepositions and Time Words
Present Perfect Tense
Problems with Verbs
Quantifiers
Real Conditionals
Relative Clauses
Sentence Structure and Punctuation
Some and Any
Subordinators
The Linking Verb (from Grammar Bytes)
The Main Clause (from Grammar Bytes)
There is/are
Used To
Using Time Expressions
Low Intermediate
Action vs. Status
High Intermediate
Absolutes
Appositives
Continuous Conditionals
Dangling Modifiers
Embedded Questions
Hope vs. Wish
Inversions
It/That Constructions
Modals Chart
Noun Clauses
Object Complements
Parallelism
Parenthetical Statements
Participial Phrases
Past Conditionals
Past Wishes
Reducing Adverbial Clauses
Restrictive Clauses
Semantic Verb Pairs
Subjunctive (from Englishpage.com)
TOEFL Grammar
To V or Not To V
Types of Subjects and Objects
Verb and Preposition Collocations
Advanced
Preposition Collocations with "Be"
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