SiteMap Schoolmanager 2016-10-27T07:51:41+00:00 - ‘s – is or has – Contracted forms – Exercise
- 1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 1
- 1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 2
- 1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 3
- 1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditional Sentences – Exercise 4
- a few, a little – in sentences– Exercise 3
- a few, a little – Exercise 1
- a few, a little – Exercise 2
- a lot of, lots of
- About Us
- Active and Passive Tense Forms
- Active or Passive in English – Exercise 1
- Active or Passive in English – Exercise 2
- Active or Passive in English – Exercise 3
- Active Sentences with Two Objects made Passive
- Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 1
- Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 2
- Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 3
- Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 4
- Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 5
- Adjective or Adverb – Exercise 6
- Adjective or Adverb – LY ending Exercise 1
- Adjective or Adverb – LY ending Exercise 2
- Adjective or Adverb 2
- Adjective or adverb in English – Exercise
- Adjectives
- Adjectives
- Adjectives
- Adjectives and Adverbs Compared
- Adjectives Comparative and Superlative – Exercise 2
- Adjectives Comparative and Superlative – Exercise 1
- Adjectives Exercise 1
- Adverbs
- Adverbs
- Adverbs
- Adverbs and adjectives that are the same
- Adverbs of Degree
- Adverbs of Frequency
- Adverbs of frequency – Exercise 1
- Adverbs of frequency – Exercise 2
- Adverbs of Manner
- Adverbs of Place
- Adverbs of Time
- Adverbs that are not formed from Adjectives
- All Tenses
- Articles
- Articles
- at, in, on – Mixed Prepositions types – Exercise
- at, in, on – Prepositions of time – Exercise
- At, On, In, To – Preposition Types – Exercise 1
- At, On, In, To – Preposition Types – Exercise 2
- Backshift of tenses in Reported speech – Exercise 1
- be in English – auxiliary and main verb
- Be, Do and Have in the Past Perfect Continuous
- Be, Do and Have in the present perfect
- be, do, have and irregular verbs in the Past Simple
- be, do, have and modal verbs in the Present Simple
- Be, do, have in the Past Perfect Simple
- Can & Could
- Can, Cannot, Can’t
- Change of Tense, Change of Meaning
- Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
- Comparison of adjectives with -er and -est – Exercise 1
- Comparison of Adjectives with -er and -est – Exercise 2
- Comparison of Adjectives – Exercise 1
- Comparison of Adjectives – Exercise 2
- Comparison of Adjectives with as…as – Exercise 1
- Conditional Continuous
- Conditional Perfect Continuous
- Conditional Perfect Simple
- Conditional Sentences
- Conditional Sentences
- Conditional Sentences – A Summary
- Conditional Sentences All Types – Exercise 5
- Conditional Simple
- Conjunctions
- Conjunctions
- Conjunctions and connecting words of time in sentences – Exercise
- Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 1
- Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 2
- Conjunctions, connecting words and fillers in English sentences
- Contact clauses – no relative pronouns
- Contact Page
- Contracted forms and long forms – Exercise 1
- Contracted forms – Exercise 1
- Contracted forms – Exercise 2
- Conversion of time phrases in Reported speech – Exercise 1
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 1
- Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 2
- Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 3
- Countable and uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 4
- Demo 3
- Demo Page 1
- Demo Page 2
- Diagram of Present Perfect Continuous
- Diagram of the Past Continuous
- Diagram of the Past Perfect Continuous
- Diagram of the Past Perfect Simple
- Diagram of the Past Simple
- Diagram of the Present Continuous
- Diagram of the Present Perfect Simple
- Diagram of the Present Simple
- Diagram of Will Future and Going to Future
- do and dynamic verbs in the Present Perfect Continuous
- Do and Have as Main Verbs in the Past Continuous
- do and have in the present continuous
- Do in English – Auxiliary and Main Verb
- don’t have to, doesn’t have to – Exercise
- each or every – Exercise
- each, every
- EFL Sites
- Ending -ing in English – Exercise 1
- Ending -ing in English – Exercise 2
- Ending -ing in English – Exercise 3
- English Grammar Exercises
- English Grammar Explanations
- English Tenses – Grammatical Terms
- English Tenses in a Table
- English tenses in affirmative sentences – Exercise 1
- English tenses in affirmative sentences – Exercise 2
- English tenses in negative sentences – Exercise 1
- English tenses in negative sentences – Exercise 2
- Expressions of place and time in sentences – Word order
- few or little – Exercise
- Find the Correct Tense – Exercise 1
- Find the Correct Tense – Exercise 2
- Find the Correct Tense – Exercise 3
- First & Second Conditional Sentences – Statements – Exercise 1
- First & Second Conditional Sentences – Exercise 1
- First & Second Conditional Sentences – Exercise 2
- First Conditional Sentences
- First Conditional Sentences – statements – Exercise 1
- Form of the going to – future
- Form of the Past Continuous
- Form of the Past Perfect Continuous
- Form of the Past Perfect Simple
- Form of the Past Simple
- Form of the Present Continuous
- Form of the Present Perfect Continuous
- Form of the Present Perfect Simple
- Form of the Present Simple
- Form of the Will-Future
- Forming Adverbs from Adjectives
- Forming Passive sentences – Exercise 1
- Forming Passive sentences – Past Simple – Exercise 2
- Forming Passive sentences – Present Simple – Exercise 3
- Forming Questions in the Present Simple
- Forms of Irregular Verbs – Exercise 1
- Future Continuous
- Future Continuous – Statements – Exercise
- Future Perfect Continuous
- Future Perfect Simple
- Future Perfect – Statements – Exercise
- Future Tenses in English Contrasted
- Future Tenses in English – Exercise 1
- Future Tenses in English – Exercise 2
- Gender Nouns
- Gerund after prepositions – Exercise 1
- Gerund after prepositions – Exercise 2
- Gerund and Infinitive – no difference in meaning
- Gerund and infinitive – different meaning
- Gerund or Continuous Form
- Gerund or Continuous – Exercise 1
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 1
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 10
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 2
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 3
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 4
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 5
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 6
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 7
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 8
- Gerund or Infinitive – Exercise 9
- Gerunds after Prepositions
- Gerunds and Infinitives
- Gerunds and Infinitives
- Gerunds in English Grammar
- Gerund as subject or object – Exercise 1
- Going to Future
- going to-future – Statements – Exercise
- Grammar Exercises
- Grammar Explanations
- Group Nouns both Singular and Plural
- Have as an auxiliary verb or main verb – Exercise
- have got or has got
- have got or has got in questions – Exercise
- have got or has got – Exercise
- Have in English Auxiliary and Main Verb
- Have or Have Got
- Have To or Has To – Exercise
- have to, has to, had to
- haven’t got or hasn’t got – Exercise
- have in English – auxiliary and main verb
- Home
- how much or how many – Exercise
- How to Form Adjectives
- How to Make Plurals of Nouns
- How to Use Participles
- How to Use The Possessive ‘S Correctly
- Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 1
- Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 2
- Identify the Conditional Sentence Type – Exercise 3
- If I were you or If I was you
- Imperative in English
- Infinitive or Gerund after verbs – Exercise 1
- Infinitive with to
- Infinitive without to
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 1
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 3
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 4
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 5
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 6
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 7
- Irregular Verbs – Exercise 8
- Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 1
- Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 2
- Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 3
- Irregular Verbs – Mixed Exercise 4
- Irregular Verbs by Type
- Irregular verbs – Exercise 2
- Is there/Are there – Questions and Answers
- Is there/Are there – Questions – Exercise
- Left Menu 2
- Left Menu 3
- Left sub 2
- Log In
- Long form and short form of auxiliaries
- May & Might
- Mixed Conditional Sentences
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs a Summary
- Modal Verbs
- Modal Verbs of Obligation and Necessity
- Modal Verbs of Probability
- Modals Verbs of Ability
- Modals, Modal Auxiliaries
- Modals, Modal Auxiliaries
- much or many in questions and negations – Exercise
- much or many in questions – Exercise
- much, many – a little, a few
- Much or Many – Exercise 1
- Much or Many – Exercise 2
- Multiple Choice test 1
- Multiple Drop Downs
- Multiple Fill in the blanks
- Multiple Fill in the Blanks
- Must
- Negation of Questions in English – Exercise 1
- Negations in English – Exercise 2
- Negations in Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise
- Negations in the going to-future – Exercise
- Negations in the Past Continuous – Exercise 1
- Negations in the Past Continuous – Exercise 2
- Negations in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Negations in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
- Negations in the will-future – Exercise
- Nouns
- Nouns
- Nouns or verbs? – Exercise 2
- Nouns or verbs? Ending -s- Exercise 1
- one/ones – English – Exercise 1
- one/ones – English – Exercise 2
- Ought to & Should
- Participle Adjectives
- Participle constructions in sentences – Exercise
- Participles
- Participles
- Participles – Phrases – Exercise
- Participles, Participle constructions
- Passive Voice
- Passive Voice
- Passive – Sentences in the Past Simple – Exercise 4
- Passive – Sentences in the Present Simple – Exercise 5
- Passive – Sentences Mixed – Exercise 6
- Past Continuous
- Past Continuous – Statements – Exercise 1
- Past Continuous – Statements – Exercise 2
- Past Participle – Exercise
- Past Perfect and Past Simple Contrasted
- Past Perfect Continuous
- Past Perfect Simple
- Past Perfect – Mixed Exercise
- Past Perfect – Negations – Exercise
- Past Perfect – Sentences – Exercise
- Past Simple
- Past Simple and Past Continuous Contrasted
- Past Simple and Past Perfect – Statements – Exercise
- Past Simple or Past Continuous – Exercise 1
- Past Simple or Past Continuous – Exercise 2
- Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 1
- Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 2
- Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 3
- Past Simple or Present Perfect – Exercise 4
- Past Simple to Past Continuous – Exercise
- Past Simple to Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Past Simple to Present Simple – Exercise 2
- Past Simple to Present Simple – Negation – Exercise
- Past Simple to Present Simple – Questions – Exercise
- Past Simple – ending -ed – Exercise 1
- Past Simple – ending -ed – Exercise 2
- Past Simple – ending -ed – Exercise 3
- Past Simple – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 1
- Past Simple – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 2
- Past Simple – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 3
- Past Tenses in English Contrasted
- Personal Pronouns
- Personal pronouns – Exercise 1
- Personal pronouns – Exercise 2
- Personal pronouns – Exercise 3
- Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 1
- Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 2
- Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 3
- Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 4
- Phrasal Verb Gap Fill – Exercise 5
- Phrasal Verbs
- Phrasal Verbs
- Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs – Differences & Similiarities
- Phrasal Verbs Examples A-G
- Phrasal Verbs Examples H – O
- Phrasal Verbs Examples P-Z
- Phrasal Verbs in English – A Summary
- Phrasal Verbs Select Preposition – Exercise 2
- Phrasal Verbs Select Preposition 1
- Phrasal Verbs with Definitions
- Phrasal verbs with the verb Come – Exercise
- Phrasal verbs with the verb Get – Exercise
- Phrasal verbs with the verb look – Exercise
- Plural Nouns
- Plurals of Foreign Nouns
- Position of Adverbs – Exercise 1
- Position of Adverbs in a Sentence
- Position of Adverbs of Frequency – Exercise 1
- Position of Adverbs of Frequency – Exercise 2
- Positive statements in the Past Simple – Mixed Verbs – Exercise 2
- Positive statements in the Past Simple – Regular verbs – Exercise 1
- Positive statements in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Positive statements in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
- Possessive apostrophe -‘s – Exercise 1
- Possessive apostrophe -‘s – Exercise 2
- Possessive apostrophe -‘s – Exercise 3
- Possessive Apostrophe -‘s or of-phrase – Exercise
- Possessive Apostrophe S or of-phrase
- Possessive determiners and Possessive pronouns in English
- Possessive determiners in English – Exercise 1
- Possessive determiners – Exercise 2
- Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 1
- Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 2
- Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 3
- Prepositions
- Prepositions
- Prepositions and Adjectives
- Prepositions and Nouns
- Prepositions and Verbs
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 1
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 3
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 4
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 5
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 6
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 7
- Prepositions English – Mixed Exercise 8
- Prepositions Mixed Exercise 2
- Prepositions of Place and Direction
- Prepositions of Time
- Present Continuous
- Present Continuous to Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Present Continuous to Present Simple – Exercise 2
- Present Continuous to Present Simple – Questions – Exercise
- Present Continuous – am, are, is – Exercise 1
- Present Continuous – am, are, is – Exercise 2
- Present Continuous – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 1
- Present Continuous – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 2
- Present Continuous – Negations – Short forms – Exercise 1
- Present Continuous – Negations – Short forms – Exercise 2
- Present Continuous – Statements – Long forms – Exercise 1
- Present Continuous – Statements – Long forms – Exercise 2
- Present Continuous – Statements – Short forms – Exercise 1
- Present Continuous – Statements – Short forms – Exercise 2
- Present Continuous → Present Simple – Negation – Exercise
- Present Participle – Exercise
- Present Perfect – Sentences – Exercise 1
- Present Perfect – Sentences – Exercise 2
- Present Perfect and Past Simple Contrasted
- Present Perfect Continuous
- Present Perfect Continuous – Statements – Exercise
- Present Perfect Simple
- Present Perfect Simple and Continuous Contrasted
- Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise
- Present Perfect – Negation of sentences – Exercise 1
- Present Perfect – Negation of sentences – Exercise 2
- Present Simple
- Present Simple and Present Continuous Contrasted
- Present Simple Negations – Long Forms – Exercise 1
- Present Simple Negations – Long Forms – Exercise 2
- Present Simple Negations– Contracted forms – Exercise 1
- Present Simple Negations– Contracted forms – Exercise 2
- Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 1
- Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 2
- Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 3
- Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 4
- Present Simple or Present Continuous – Exercise 5
- Present Simple to Past Simple – Exercise 1
- Present Simple to Past Simple – Exercise 2
- Present Simple to Past Simple – Negations -Exercise 1
- Present Simple to Past Simple – Negations -Exercise 2
- Present Simple to Past Simple – Questions – Exercise 2
- Present Simple to Past Simple – Questions -Exercise 1
- Present Simple to Present Continuous – Exercise 2
- Present Simple to Present Continuous – Negations – Exercise
- Present Simple to Present Continuous – Questions – Exercise
- Present Simple to Present Continuous – Exercise 1
- Present Simple – 3rd person -s – Exercise 1
- Present Simple – 3rd person -s – Exercise 2
- Present Tense – Simple or Continuous 1
- Present Tenses in English Contrasted
- Present to Present Perfect – Exercise
- Privacy Policy
- Pronouns
- Pronouns
- Pronunciation of -ed in the Past Simple
- Proper Nouns
- Punctuation, Commas in English
- Quantifiers
- Quantifiers
- Question Tags in English
- Question tags – Exercise 1
- Question tags – Exercise 2
- Question tags – Exercise 3
- Question Words in English
- Question words in English – Exercise 1
- Question words in English – Exercise 2
- Questions
- Questions
- Questions in English in different tenses – Exercise 1
- Questions in English in different tenses – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Going To – Future
- Questions in the going to-future – Exercise 1
- Questions in the going to-future – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Passive
- Questions in the Past Continuous
- Questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 1
- Questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Past Perfect Continuous
- Questions in the Past Perfect Simple
- Questions in the Past Perfect – Exercise
- Questions in the Past Simple
- Questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 1
- Questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Present Continuous
- Questions in the Present Continuous – Exercise 1
- Questions in the Present Continuous – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Present Perfect Continuous
- Questions in the Present Perfect Simple
- Questions in the Present Perfect – Exercise 1
- Questions in the Present Perfect – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
- Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 3
- Questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 4
- Questions in the Will-Future
- Questions in the will-future – Exercise 1
- Questions in the will-future – Exercise 2
- Questions with can
- Questions with do or does – Exercise 1
- Questions with have and have got
- Questions with question words and the verb be
- Questions with do or does – Exercise 2
- Questions with do or does – Exercise 3
- Questions with do or does – Exercise 4
- Reflexive pronoun – yes or no? – Exercise 1
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Reflexive pronouns – Exercise 1
- Regular or irregular verbs – Exercise 1
- Regular or irregular verbs – Exercise 2
- Relative Clauses
- Relative Clauses
- Relative Clauses – Exercise 1
- Relative clauses – Defining and non-defining – that, which
- Relative Pronouns
- Relative pronouns – who, which, whose ? – Exercise 2
- Relative pronouns – who, which, whose or no pronouns? – Exercise 1
- Reported Commands and Requests in English
- Reported commands – affirmative sentences – Exercise 1
- Reported commands, negations – Exercise 2
- Reported Questions in English
- Reported questions – Exercise 1
- Reported questions with expressions of time – Exercise 2
- Reported Speech
- Reported Speech
- Reported Speech – A Summary
- Reported Speech – mixed English tenses – Exercise 1
- Reported speech – simple statements – Exercise 1
- Reported speech – statements with expressions of time – Exercise 2
- Reported Statements in English
- Second Conditional Sentences
- Second Conditional Sentences – Exercise 1
- self or each other – Exercise 1
- self or each other – Exercise 2
- self or each other – Exercise 3
- Sentences
- Sentences and questions in the going to-future – Exercise 1
- Sentences and questions in the going to-future – Exercise 2
- Sentences and questions in the going to-future – Exercise 3
- Sentences and questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 1
- Sentences and questions in the Past Continuous – Exercise 2
- Sentences and questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 1
- Sentences and questions in the Past Simple – Exercise 2
- Sentences and Questions in the Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise 1
- Sentences and Questions in the Present Perfect Continuous – Exercise 2
- Sentences and questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Sentences and questions in the Present Simple – Exercise 2
- Sentences and questions in the will-future – Exercise 1
- Sentences and questions in the will-future – Exercise 2
- Sentences in the Present Perfect with already and yet – Exercise
- Sentences, word order
- Short Answers in English
- Short answers in English – Mixed Exercise 1
- Short answers in English – Mixed Exercise 2
- Short answers to questions with have got – Exercise
- Short answers to questions with have – Exercise
- Short answers with am, are, is – Exercise 1
- Short answers with am, are, is – Exercise 2
- Short answers with be, can, have got – Exercise
- Short forms and long forms in the going to future
- Short forms and long forms in the Past Continuous
- Short forms and long forms in the past perfect continuous
- Short forms and Long forms in the Past Perfect Simple
- Short forms and long forms in the Past Simple
- Short forms and long forms in the Present Continuous
- Short forms and long forms in the Present Perfect Continuous
- Short forms and long forms in the Present Perfect Simple
- Short forms and long forms in the Present Simple
- Short forms and long forms in the Will future
- Signal Words and English Tenses
- Signal words for Past Continuous
- Signal words for the Going to-future
- Signal words for the Past Perfect Continuous
- Signal words for the Past Perfect Simple
- Signal words for the Past Simple
- Signal words for the Past Simple – Exercise
- Signal words for the Present Continuous
- Signal words for the Present Continuous – Exercise
- Signal words for the Present Perfect Continuous
- Signal words for the Present Perfect Simple
- Signal Words for the Present Simple
- Signal words for the Present Simple – Exercise 1
- Signal words for the will-future
- Singular Nouns
- Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 1
- Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 2
- Singular of nouns in English – Exercise 3
- Singular or plural in English – Exercise 1
- Singular or plural in English – Exercise 2
- SiteMap
- Some and Any
- some or any in sentences and questions – Exercise 2
- some or any – Exercise
- some, any in sentences and questions – Exercise 1
- something, anything
- something, anything, someone, anyone, somewhere, anywhere – Exercise
- Spelling of Verbs in the Past Continuous
- Spelling of verbs in the Past Perfect Continuous
- Spelling of verbs in the Past Perfect Simple
- Spelling of Verbs in the Past Simple
- Spelling of verbs in the Present Continuous
- Spelling of verbs in the Present Perfect Continuous
- Spelling of Verbs in the Present Perfect Simple
- Spelling of words in the Present Simple
- State verbs and Dynamic verbs in English
- Subject Object Questions in English
- Substituting Nouns with One/Ones
- Table of Irregular Verbs in English
- Tense System
- Tenses
- Tenses
- The Agent in Passive Sentences
- The articles a/an and the in English – Exercise 1
- The definite article – THE
- The definite article the – Exercise 1
- The definite article the – Exercise 2
- The definite article the – Exercise 3
- The forms of have (have, has, had) – Exercise
- The forms of be (am, are, is) in English – Exercise 1
- The forms of be (am, are, is) in English – Exercise 2
- The forms of be (was not, were not) in English – Exercise 4
- The forms of be (was, were) in English – Exercise 3
- The imperative in English – Exercise 2
- The imperative in English – Exercise 1
- The indefinite article – a, an
- The indefinite article a/an or some – Exercise 1
- The indefinite article a/an – Exercise 1
- The indefinite article a/an – Exercise 2
- The indefinite article a/an – Exercise 3
- The Most Common Tenses in English
- The Passive Tense Explained
- The plural of nouns in English – Exercise 1
- The plural of nouns in English – Irregular Forms – Exercise 3
- The plural of nouns in English – Irregular Forms – Exercise 4
- The plural of nouns in English – Irregular Forms – Exercise 5
- The plural of nouns in English – Spelling – Exercise 2
- The verb be as a main verb in the Present Simple and the Past Simple
- The verb do (do, don’t, does, doesn’t) – Exercise 1
- The verb do (do, don’t, does, doesn’t) – Exercise 2
- The verb do (do, don’t, does, doesn’t, did, didn’t, done) – Exercise 3
- There is /There are – Sentences and questions – Exercise
- There is or There are – Exercise
- there is – there are
- There is/There are – Questions and Sentences – Exercise
- There’s or It’s – Exercise
- Third Conditional Sentences
- This and that – these and those
- this or these – Exercise 1
- this or these – singular or plural – Exercise 2
- Types of Participles in English Grammar
- Uncountable nouns in English – Exercise 1
- Use of the definite article the in English
- Various
- Various Tenses in English, Statements – Exercise 1
- Various Tenses in English, Statements – Exercise 2
- Verbs
- Verbs
- Verbs easily confused in English
- Verbs not used in the Passive
- Verbs with two objects – Word Order
- What are Modal Auxiliaries?
- what or which – Which question word is correct?
- When or If
- who or whose – Exercise
- Will & would
- Will Future
- will-future or going to-future – Exercise 1
- will-future or going to-future – Exercise 2
- will-future – Statements – Exercise
- Word Order in English Questions
- Word order in English sentences – Summary
- Yes/No questions and short answers with the verb be
- Zero Conditional Sentences