Grammar

The study of grammar basically pertains to the study of the rules of the structure of a language. It is the very foundation on which riches of the knowledge of the language may be accumulated. So, the foundation or the base has to be strong and unshakeable.

The journey of studying grammar begins with learning an alphabet, a word, then a sentence and it continues thereon. The process of learning the appropriate usage of words and the right construction of a sentence goes a long way in developing the learner’s ability to use a language effectively in real-life situations, in addition to improving knowledge of the language itself.

Grammar prescribes certain norms and rules about the arrangement of words in such a way as to accord a proper form and meaning to a sentence. All rules have been given and explained. Examples from day to day life have been made use of. Sentences that we speak or hear day in and day out have been used.

Sentence

• What is a Sentence?
• Parts of Sentence
  • Subject
  • Predicate
• Types of Sentences
  • Assertive or Declarative Sentence
  • Interrogative Sentence
  • Imperative Sentence
  • Exclamatory Sentence

Noun

• What is a Noun?
• Types of Nouns
  • Proper Noun
  • Common Noun
  • Collective Noun
  • Material Noun
  • Abstract Noun
  • Countable Noun
  • Uncountable Noun
• Number
  • Singular Noun
  • Plural Noun
• Gender of Nouns
  • Masculine
  • Feminine
  • Common
  • Neuter

Pronoun

• What is a Pronoun?
• Types of Pronoun
  • Personal Pronoun
  • Interoggtive Pronoun
  • Relative Pronoun
  • Demonstrative Pronoun
  • Distribbutive Pronoun
  • Reciporcal Pronoun
  • Indefinite Pronoun

Adjective

• What is an Adjective?
• Types of Adjectives
  • Qualitative Adjective
  • Quantiative Adjective
  • Possesive Adjective
  • Demonstrative Adjective
  • Numeral Adjective
  • Emphatic Adjective
  • Interrogativ Adjective
  • Distributive Adjective
  • Exclamatory Adjective

Verb

• What is a Verb?
  • Main Verb
    • Transitive Verb
    • Intransitive Verb
    • Irregular Verb (Strong Verb)
    • Regular Verb (Weak Verb)
    • Complete Verb
    • Incomeplete Verb
  • Auxillary or Helping Verb
    • Primary Verb
    • Modal Verb
    • Causative Verb
• 1000 Most Common Verbs in English
• Subject-Verb Agreement Rules

Adverb

• What is an Adverb?
• Simple Adverb
  • Adverb of Place
  • Adverb of Time
  • Adverb of Frequency
  • Adverb of Affirmation
  • Adverb of Negation
  • Adverb of Reason
  • Adverb of Manner
  • Adverb of Degree or Extent
• Interrogative Adverb
• Relative Adverb

Preposition

• What is a preposition?
• Types of Preposition
  • Simple Preposition
  • Compound Prepositon
  • Phrasal Preposition
• Another Classification
  • Preposition of Time
  • Preposition of Place or Position
  • Preposition of Direction and Movement
  • Preposition of Agency
  • Preposition of Manner
  • Preposition of Reason or Pupose

Conjunction

• What is a Conjunction?

Interjection

• What is an Interjection?

Article

• What is an Article?
• Types of Articles
  • Indefinite Articles (A, An)
    • Use of A, An
  • Definite Article
    • Use of The

Degree of Comparison

• What is Degree of Comparison?
  • Positive
  • Superlative
  • Comparative

Tenses

• What is a Tense?
• Types of Tenses
• Present Tense
  1. Simple Present Tense
  2. Present Continuous Tense
  3. Present Perfect Tense
  4. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
• Past Tense
  1. Simple Past Tense
  2. Past Continuous Tense
  3. Past Perfect Tense
  4. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
• Future
  1. Simple Future Tense
  2. Future Continuous Tense
  3. Future Perfect Tense
  4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Modals

• What are Modals?
• Used of Modals

Active and Passive Voice

• Active and Passive Voice

Direct and Indirect Speech

Question Tags

• What are Question Tags?
• Types of Question Tags with Examples
• Question Tag – Rules with Examples

Punctuation

Phrasal Verb

• What is Phrasal Verb?
• Commonly Used Phrasal Verbs

Synonym

Antonym

Idiom

• 50+ Idioms with Meanings and Examples

Proverb

• 50+ Proverbs with Meanings and Examples

Confusing Words

Grammar Exercises

Grammar Examples

Other

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