@grammar (since 2014-04-14)

Verbs and Verb Tenses

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Future

Gerund and Present Participle

Infinitive

Passive Voice

Past

• Simple past tense
• Past continuous tense
• Past perfect tense
• Past perfect continuous tense

Present

• Simple present tense

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• Present continuous or present progressive tense
• Present perfect tense
• Present perfect tense with EVER, NEVER, ALREADY, & YET
• Present perfect or simple past tense
• Present perfect tense with FOR and SINCE

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• Present perfect continuous tense

Adverbs

• Function: How to use adverbs…
• Form: Where adverbs go…
• Comparative forms: comparing using adverbs...
• Kinds of adverbs

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1. Adverbs of manner
2. Adverbs of place
3. Adverbs of time
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1. Adverbs of certainty
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1. Adverbs of degree
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1. Interrogative adverbs
2. Relative adverbs
3. Viewpoint and commenting adverbs

Determiners

• Functions and classes of determiners

Articles

• Definite articles
• Definite and indefinite articles
• Exceptions when using definite articles
• Indefinite articles

Quantifiers

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• Quantifiers that answer HOW MUCH? and HOW MANY?
• Quantifiers MANY, MUCH, FEW, & LITTLE
• The quantifier ENOUGH
• Cardinal and ordinal numbers, percentages
• Quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns
• The quantifiers FEW and LITTLE

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• The relative adverbs SOME and ANY
• Compound nouns made with SOME, ANY and NO

Distributives

• Distributives
• The distributives ALL, BOTH, & HALF

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• The distributives EACH,EVERY, EITHER, & NEITHER

• Demonstratives THIS,THAT, THESE, & THOSE
• The question words WHICH,WHAT, & WHOSE
• Defining words WHICH and WHOSE
• The pre-determiners SUCH, WHAT, RATHER, & QUITE

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• Possessive pronouns and adjectives
• Difference words OTHER & ANOTHER

Direct and Indirect Speech

• Indirect and Direct Speech

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• Tense changes when reporting speech

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• Changing time and place references

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• Question forms when reporting speech
• Reporting verbs

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• Reporting orders, requests, and suggestions

Verbs followed by gerund

suggest/suggested + that-clause (where both that and should may be omitted):

• Reporting intentions, hopes, and promises

Relative Clauses

• Relative clauses

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• Forming relative clauses

5. Whom is very formal and is only used in written English. You can use who/that, or omit the pronoun completely :

• Placing the preposition in a relative clause
• Non-defining relative clauses

Punctuation Menu

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• Punctuation Menu
• Full Stop
• Comma

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• Question Mark

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• Exclamation Mark

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• Apostrophe
• Quotation Marks

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• Semi-colon
• Colon
• Hyphen or Dash
• Brackets and Parentheses
• Capitalization Rules

• Guide to Punctuation
• Which is the 'Best' English?