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English Grammar - Table of Contents II

Welcome to our section on English Grammar. This section provides a systematically organised account of the whole of English Grammar. The study materials are designed to benefit intermediate to advanced ESL/EFL learners.

Infinitives

Infinitives
Infinitives: forms
Infinitives without to
To-infinitives
Infinitive with its own subject
For-structures after adjectives
For-structures after verbs
For-structures: other uses
Infinitive clauses of purpose
Verbs that can be followed by infinitives
Adjectives that can be followed by infinitives
Nouns that can be followed by infinitives
Infinitive phrases
Progressive Infinitives
Split Infinitive
Perfect infinitives
Negative structures

Participles

Participles
Participles: active and passive
Errors in the use of participles
Participle phrases
Participle clauses

Relative clauses / Adjective clauses

Relative pronoun
Correct use of relative pronouns
What are relative pronouns
Omission of relative pronouns
Relative adverbs where and why
Relative pronouns who, which and that
Relative clauses
Using adjective clauses

Prepositions

Prepositions
Prepositions Common mistakes | Part 1
Prepositions Common mistakes | Part 2
Prepositions Common mistakes | Part 3
Prepositions Common mistakes | Part 4
Prepositions common mistakes | Part 5
Prepositions |Guidelines for correct use
Prepositional phrases
Expressions without prepositions
Prepositions at the end of clauses
Common prepositions

Active and passive voice

Active and passive voice
Choice of passive structures
Passive verb forms
Verbs not used in the passive
Passives: agents
Passives: verbs with two objects
Passives: sentences with infinitive and clause objects
Passives: verbs with object and infinitive
Passives: object complements

When to use passive voice

Subject-Verb Agreement Rules

Sentence agreement
Subject-verb agreement rules 1
Subject-verb agreement rules 2
Sentence agreement | Collective nouns
Sentence agreement | Indefinite pronouns
Sentence agreement | Plural subjects

Tenses

Tenses
The simple present tense
The present progressive tense
The present perfect tense
The present perfect progressive tense
Present tenses to talk about the future
The simple past tense
The past progressive tense
The past perfect tense
The past perfect progressive tense
Past verb forms with present or future meaning
The simple future tense
The future progressive tense
The future perfect tense

Correct use of tenses

Correct use of present perfect continuous tense
Correct use of present perfect tense
Using present perfect tense with definite time adverbs
Past tense with present meaning
Difference between simple past and present perfect
Mistakes in the use of simple past and present perfect tenses
Differences between simple present and present continuous tense
How to use the past perfect tense
When to use the present perfect continuous tense
When to use present perfect tense
When to use past perfect tense
Correct use of since and for
Tenses in subordinate clause | Part 1
Tenses in subordinate clause | Part 2
Sequence of verb tenses
Sequence of tenses 2
Sequence of tenses 3

Synthesis of sentences

How to join sentences | Part 1
How to join sentences | Part 11
Joining simple sentences into a complex sentence
Joining simple sentences into a compound sentence
Joining two sentences using though and although
Joining two sentences using too...to...
How to join two simple sentences into a compound sentence
How to join two sentences with a relative pronoun
How to join two sentences
How to join sentences using participles
How to combine two sentences
Joining two sentences using too...to, so...that...

Transformation of sentences

Transformation of sentences
Transformation of sentences containing too
Transformation of simple sentences into complex sentences using adjective clauses
Transformation of sentences | Express the same idea using different degrees of comparison
Transformation of a simple sentence into a compound sentence
Transformation of a Compound Sentence into a Simple Sentence
Transformation of a simple sentence into a complex sentence
Transformation of a Complex Sentence into a Simple Sentence
Transformation of an affirmative sentence to a negative sentence
Change affirmative sentences to negative sentences Transformation of statements to questions

Common mistakes

Common mistakes with relative pronouns
Common mistakes with verbs
Common mistakes with adverbs
Common mistakes of ESL students
Common writing mistakes

Making negatives

Negative questions
Negative sentences
Negatives
Nor

Exclamations

Exclamations

Common mistakes in the use of exclamations

Direct and indirect speech

Direct and indirect speech
Rules for the change of pronouns
Reporting verb
Rules for the change of tenses
Rules for the change of adverbs
Reporting hopes, intentions and promises
Reporting orders, requests and advice
Reporting questions

Sentences

Sentences
Types of sentences
Sentence functions
Sentence agreement
Sentence agreement: plural subjects
Sentence agreement: collective nouns
Sentence agreement: indefinite pronouns

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