Master English Grammar
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Verb Tenses
Present, past, future, and perfect tenses
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Articles
A, an, the - when and how to use them
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Prepositions
In, on, at, by, for, and more
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Modal Verbs
Can, could, may, might, must, should
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Conditionals
If clauses and conditional sentences
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Passive Voice
When the action is more important than the doer
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Reported Speech
Telling what someone said
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Relative Clauses
Who, which, that, where, when
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Conjunctions
Connecting words and ideas
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Word Order
Sentence structure and syntax
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Gerunds & Infinitives
Verb + -ing vs to + verb patterns
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Quantifiers
Some, any, much, many, a lot of
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Nouns
Countable, uncountable, and plural forms
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Pronouns
Personal, reflexive, and relative pronouns
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Adjectives
Describing words and their order
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Verbs
Stative verbs, phrasal verbs, and more
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Punctuation
Commas, apostrophes, and other marks
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Adverbs
Manner, frequency, degree, and position
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Questions
Wh- questions, yes/no, and question tags
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Determiners
This, that, these, those, and possessives
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Clauses
Noun clauses, adverb clauses, and more
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Sentence Structure
Simple, compound, complex sentences
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Linking Words
Connectors for addition, contrast, sequence
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Spelling
Spelling rules and common patterns
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Emphasis
Cleft sentences, inversion, and stress
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Negation
Negative forms, double negatives, and neither/nor
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Agreement & Responses
So do I, neither do I, agreeing and disagreeing
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Numbers & Dates
Cardinal, ordinal, dates, times, and fractions
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Vocabulary
Confusing words, British vs American, collocations
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