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Grammar Lessons
Tense
Present tense
Present continuous tense
Present perfect tense
Present perfect continuous tense
Past tense
Past continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Past perfect continuous tense
Future Tense
Future continuous Tense
Future perfect Tense
Future perfect continuous Tense
Tense Comparison
Present Tenses Vs Present Continuous Tense
Past Tenses Vs Present Perfect Tense
Past Tenses Vs Past Perfect Tense
Present, Past, future tenses.
Continuous tenses.
Perfect tenses.
Perfect Continuous tenses.
Simple tenses vs continuous tense
Continuous Tenses vs Perfect Continuous Tense
Perfect Tenses vs Perfect Continuous Tense
Tenses that indicates future meaning
Tense OVerall
Tense over all table
Tense Overall diagram
Tense one verb all usage
Tense one verb all formation
Tense Game / Exercise Lesson
Tense Meaning exercise
Sentence pattern
subject sentence pattern
verb sentence pattern
object sentence pattern
DIrect object and Indirect object sentence pattern
Complement sentence pattern
Adjunct sentence pattern
Active voice - Passive voice
Introduction-1
Introduction - 2
Procedure Active voice to Passive voice
Subject pronoun - object pronoun
Active voice table
Passive voice table
Active voice & Passive voice table
Subject-verb-object identification
types
Example1
S-V-O
subject
verb
Object
Examplle1Double object
DO1SVC
DO1Subject1
DO1verb
DO1Object
Example1Question type
Q1Subject1
Q1verb
Q1Object
Example2Question type
Q2SVC
Q2Subject1
Q2verb
Q2Object
Example1request type
R1SVC
R1Subject1
R1verb1
Direct speech to Indirect speech / Reported speech
Introduction-Direct speech - Indirect speech/Reported speech
Procedure - Direct speech-Indirect speech
Sentence types
Verb table - Reported speech
Conjunction table-Reported speech
Pronoun table-Reported speech
Tense table-Reported speech
Special word table-Reported speech
Example - Statement
Example - Question type - "Wh" word
Type-2
verb 2
conjunction 2
Pronoun 2
Tense 2
sp.word 2
Example - Question type - Yes or No type
Type Q2
verb Q21
conjunction Q21
Pronoun Q21
TenseQ21
sp.word 2Q1
Example - request type (positive)
Type CORP1
verb COR1
conjunction COR1
Pronoun COR1
TenseCOR1
sp.word COR1
Modal verb
can
May
May-1
May-2
May-3
May-4
May-5
Shall/will
Copy of Shall and will-1
Copy of Shall and will - 2
should
Would
Could
Might
Must
Ought to
used to
Need
Dare
Shall and will-1
Shall and will - 2
Can and may
Must, should, and ought to
Could and would 1
Could and would -2
can and could
may and might
will and would
shall and should
Question formation
Question Rule 1
Question Rule 2
Question Rule 3
Question Rule 4
Negative statement
Introduction
Negative Rule 1
Negative form of Auxiliary verb
Negative Rule 1 Example
Negative Rule 2
Example for Negative Rule 2
Negative Rule 3
Negative Statement Note 1
Negative Statement Note 2
Simple, complex, compound sentence
Phrase, clause
Phrase, Clause
Simple,compound,complex example
Equivalent Conjunction 1
Equivalent conjunctions 3
Model-1
Model-2
Model-3
Model-4
Model-5
Model-6
Model-7
Model-8
Model-9
Model-10
Degrees of comparison Lesson
definition
Adjective comparison tables
Procedure to convert from one degree to another degree
Examples DC
Indefinite verbs.
Present participle(active)
Past participle ( Active & Passive )
perfect participle ( Active )
Perfect participle (passive)
Infinite verbs - overall
Article
Definite, Indefinite article
a-an comparison
The usage of "the"-1
The usage of the2
The usage of "the"-3
the usage of "the"-4
The usage of "the"-5
The usage of "the"-6
If statement type
Type 0 If statement
Sequence of tense
Rule1ST
Rule2ST
Rule2Answer
Rule3ST
Rule3Answer
Rule4ST
Rule5ST
Rule5Answer
Question tag
Subject verb agreement
Spoken English
Inviting someone for meals
Usage of "May i have"
Usage of Won't-1
Usage of Won't 2
Usage of Won't 4
Usage of Won't 5
Leaving from a place
Air port
Usage of "Want"
Usage of "Want" 2
Usage of "Want" 3
Usage of "Want" 4
Usage of "Want" 5
Usage of "Want" 6
Usage of "Want" 7
May I know..
May I know - 2
May I know - 3
Inviting someone to take a seat
Coffee conversation
Welcoming Guests
Grammar Quick review
Active voice table..
Passive voice table..
Active voice & Passive voice table..
Tense Meaning table..
Modal verb usage table
Auxiliary verb table..
Verb - Types table..
Indefinite verbs table
Singular-plural spelling rules
Apostrophe Contraction form table
Apostrophe Contraction Rules table
Possession Rules table
If statement table
pronoun table..
Direct-Indirect - Conjunction table..
Direct-Indirect Tense changes table
Direct-Indirect reporting verb changes table
Direct-Indirect word(Place&time) changes table
Question tag table
Grammar Terms - Parts of speech
Grammar Terms - Sentence pattern.
Parts of speech
Parts of speech Table
Noun..
Noun Definition
Noun Example
Types of Noun
Gender classification-1
Types of Gender-2
Types of Gender-3
Pronoun..
Pronoun Definition
Kinds of Pronoun
personal pronoun
Indefinite pronoun
Distributive pronoun
Receiprocal Pronoun
Relative pronoun
Interrogative Pronoun
Adjective..
Adjective definition
Adjective Example
Types of adjective
Quality adjective
Quantity Adjective
Number adjective
Demonstrative adjective
Possessive adjective
positioning of adjective
Verb..
Verb - Types..
Auxiliary verb..
verb definition
Action verb definition
Verb list - English
verb list - tamil
Adverb..
Adverb definition
Adverb Example
Adverb types
Adverb position
Adverb List
Preposition..
Conjunction..
Interjection..
Dictionary
English Grammar Rules
Noun-Noun-Pronoun agreement
Adjective - Noun agreement.
Pronoun as subject
than
Object Pronoun rules
Uncountable Noun
Adjective-Uncountable noun
Material noun
superlative degrees
little, a little, the little
few, a few, the few
Bare infinitive-2
Perfect Infinitive
Apostrophe
Possession Rules and Examples
Examples on possession Rules
Contraction Forms, Rules, Examples.
Singular-Plural
Verb..
Answer verb not used in continuous forms
Time words
Pronounciation
Pronounciation-2
Pronounciation-3
Pronounciation-4
Pronounciation 5
English Grammar Game / Exercise
IF Clause Exercise
IF Clause Gaming Exercise
If clause Gaming 2
AV or PV Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 1 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 2 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 3 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 4 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 5 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 6 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 7 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 8 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 9 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 10 Exercise
Degrees of Comparison Exercise
Degrees of comparison Gaming Exercise
Degrees of comparison Exercise with Answers
Degrees of comparison clickable Answers
DCCE
DCCE2
Usage of Modal verb Exercise
Usage of Modal Verb Gaming Exercise
Modal verb Gaming 1
Modal verb Gaming 2
Subject verb Agreement Exercise
S-V gaming with Podium
S-V Gaming 1
S-V Gaming 2
S-V Gaming 3
S-V Gaming 4
S-V Gaming 5
S-V Gaming 6
S-V Gaming 7
S-V Gaming 8
S-V Gaming 9
S-V Gaming 10
Question tag exercise
Tense Exercise
Tense Gaming exercise 1
Tense Gaming exercise 2
Tense Gaming exercise 3
Tense Gaming exercise 4
Tense Gaming exercise 5
Tense Gaming exercise 6
Tense Gaming exercise 7
Tense Gaming exercise 8
Tense Gaming exercise 9
Tense Gaming exercise 10
Simple, compound, complex Exercise
Article Exercise
Sequence of Tense Exercise
Sentence Pattern Exercise
Question Formation Exercise
Negative sentence Exercise
Infinite verbs Exercise
Direct and Indirect speech Exercise
Third person singular Exercise
Parts of speech Exercise
Parts of speech Exercise 1
Kids English
puzzle
Letter puzzle
Letter B
Letter C
Letter Q
Letter T
Letter Y
Spelling puzzle
a,b,c,d
Grammar puzzle
because
Punctuation puzzle
Grandpa
Quotation Mark
Quotation - CLue
Quotation-Answer
Noun...
Collective Noun..
Uncountable Noun..
Vegetable 1
Vegetable 2
Vegetable 3
Vegetable 4
Verb...
Regular verb
abduct
accomplish
Irregular verbs
all three verbs are different
all three form same
Past tense and past participle form same
Present tense and past participle form same
Present tense and past form same
Grammar Videos
Videos in Tamil
Video-Rules
Rule-1 ( 3rd person singular)
Rule-2 (have / has)
Rule - 3 ( where to use do/where to use does)
Video=Spoken English
welcoming guest
May I know
Video-Grammar
Active voice verb video
Passive voice video
Active voice to Passive voice
Negative sentence formation
Question formation
Direct speech - Indirect speech
Home
Grammar Lessons
Tense
Present tense
Present continuous tense
Present perfect tense
Present perfect continuous tense
Past tense
Past continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Past perfect continuous tense
Future Tense
Future continuous Tense
Future perfect Tense
Future perfect continuous Tense
Tense Comparison
Present Tenses Vs Present Continuous Tense
Past Tenses Vs Present Perfect Tense
Past Tenses Vs Past Perfect Tense
Present, Past, future tenses.
Continuous tenses.
Perfect tenses.
Perfect Continuous tenses.
Simple tenses vs continuous tense
Continuous Tenses vs Perfect Continuous Tense
Perfect Tenses vs Perfect Continuous Tense
Tenses that indicates future meaning
Tense OVerall
Tense over all table
Tense Overall diagram
Tense one verb all usage
Tense one verb all formation
Tense Game / Exercise Lesson
Tense Meaning exercise
Sentence pattern
subject sentence pattern
verb sentence pattern
object sentence pattern
DIrect object and Indirect object sentence pattern
Complement sentence pattern
Adjunct sentence pattern
Active voice - Passive voice
Introduction-1
Introduction - 2
Procedure Active voice to Passive voice
Subject pronoun - object pronoun
Active voice table
Passive voice table
Active voice & Passive voice table
Subject-verb-object identification
types
Example1
S-V-O
subject
verb
Object
Examplle1Double object
DO1SVC
DO1Subject1
DO1verb
DO1Object
Example1Question type
Q1Subject1
Q1verb
Q1Object
Example2Question type
Q2SVC
Q2Subject1
Q2verb
Q2Object
Example1request type
R1SVC
R1Subject1
R1verb1
Direct speech to Indirect speech / Reported speech
Introduction-Direct speech - Indirect speech/Reported speech
Procedure - Direct speech-Indirect speech
Sentence types
Verb table - Reported speech
Conjunction table-Reported speech
Pronoun table-Reported speech
Tense table-Reported speech
Special word table-Reported speech
Example - Statement
Example - Question type - "Wh" word
Type-2
verb 2
conjunction 2
Pronoun 2
Tense 2
sp.word 2
Example - Question type - Yes or No type
Type Q2
verb Q21
conjunction Q21
Pronoun Q21
TenseQ21
sp.word 2Q1
Example - request type (positive)
Type CORP1
verb COR1
conjunction COR1
Pronoun COR1
TenseCOR1
sp.word COR1
Modal verb
can
May
May-1
May-2
May-3
May-4
May-5
Shall/will
Copy of Shall and will-1
Copy of Shall and will - 2
should
Would
Could
Might
Must
Ought to
used to
Need
Dare
Shall and will-1
Shall and will - 2
Can and may
Must, should, and ought to
Could and would 1
Could and would -2
can and could
may and might
will and would
shall and should
Question formation
Question Rule 1
Question Rule 2
Question Rule 3
Question Rule 4
Negative statement
Introduction
Negative Rule 1
Negative form of Auxiliary verb
Negative Rule 1 Example
Negative Rule 2
Example for Negative Rule 2
Negative Rule 3
Negative Statement Note 1
Negative Statement Note 2
Simple, complex, compound sentence
Phrase, clause
Phrase, Clause
Simple,compound,complex example
Equivalent Conjunction 1
Equivalent conjunctions 3
Model-1
Model-2
Model-3
Model-4
Model-5
Model-6
Model-7
Model-8
Model-9
Model-10
Degrees of comparison Lesson
definition
Adjective comparison tables
Procedure to convert from one degree to another degree
Examples DC
Indefinite verbs.
Present participle(active)
Past participle ( Active & Passive )
perfect participle ( Active )
Perfect participle (passive)
Infinite verbs - overall
Article
Definite, Indefinite article
a-an comparison
The usage of "the"-1
The usage of the2
The usage of "the"-3
the usage of "the"-4
The usage of "the"-5
The usage of "the"-6
If statement type
Type 0 If statement
Sequence of tense
Rule1ST
Rule2ST
Rule2Answer
Rule3ST
Rule3Answer
Rule4ST
Rule5ST
Rule5Answer
Question tag
Subject verb agreement
Spoken English
Inviting someone for meals
Usage of "May i have"
Usage of Won't-1
Usage of Won't 2
Usage of Won't 4
Usage of Won't 5
Leaving from a place
Air port
Usage of "Want"
Usage of "Want" 2
Usage of "Want" 3
Usage of "Want" 4
Usage of "Want" 5
Usage of "Want" 6
Usage of "Want" 7
May I know..
May I know - 2
May I know - 3
Inviting someone to take a seat
Coffee conversation
Welcoming Guests
Grammar Quick review
Active voice table..
Passive voice table..
Active voice & Passive voice table..
Tense Meaning table..
Modal verb usage table
Auxiliary verb table..
Verb - Types table..
Indefinite verbs table
Singular-plural spelling rules
Apostrophe Contraction form table
Apostrophe Contraction Rules table
Possession Rules table
If statement table
pronoun table..
Direct-Indirect - Conjunction table..
Direct-Indirect Tense changes table
Direct-Indirect reporting verb changes table
Direct-Indirect word(Place&time) changes table
Question tag table
Grammar Terms - Parts of speech
Grammar Terms - Sentence pattern.
Parts of speech
Parts of speech Table
Noun..
Noun Definition
Noun Example
Types of Noun
Gender classification-1
Types of Gender-2
Types of Gender-3
Pronoun..
Pronoun Definition
Kinds of Pronoun
personal pronoun
Indefinite pronoun
Distributive pronoun
Receiprocal Pronoun
Relative pronoun
Interrogative Pronoun
Adjective..
Adjective definition
Adjective Example
Types of adjective
Quality adjective
Quantity Adjective
Number adjective
Demonstrative adjective
Possessive adjective
positioning of adjective
Verb..
Verb - Types..
Auxiliary verb..
verb definition
Action verb definition
Verb list - English
verb list - tamil
Adverb..
Adverb definition
Adverb Example
Adverb types
Adverb position
Adverb List
Preposition..
Conjunction..
Interjection..
Dictionary
English Grammar Rules
Noun-Noun-Pronoun agreement
Adjective - Noun agreement.
Pronoun as subject
than
Object Pronoun rules
Uncountable Noun
Adjective-Uncountable noun
Material noun
superlative degrees
little, a little, the little
few, a few, the few
Bare infinitive-2
Perfect Infinitive
Apostrophe
Possession Rules and Examples
Examples on possession Rules
Contraction Forms, Rules, Examples.
Singular-Plural
Verb..
Answer verb not used in continuous forms
Time words
Pronounciation
Pronounciation-2
Pronounciation-3
Pronounciation-4
Pronounciation 5
English Grammar Game / Exercise
IF Clause Exercise
IF Clause Gaming Exercise
If clause Gaming 2
AV or PV Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 1 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 2 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 3 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 4 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 5 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 6 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 7 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 8 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 9 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 10 Exercise
Degrees of Comparison Exercise
Degrees of comparison Gaming Exercise
Degrees of comparison Exercise with Answers
Degrees of comparison clickable Answers
DCCE
DCCE2
Usage of Modal verb Exercise
Usage of Modal Verb Gaming Exercise
Modal verb Gaming 1
Modal verb Gaming 2
Subject verb Agreement Exercise
S-V gaming with Podium
S-V Gaming 1
S-V Gaming 2
S-V Gaming 3
S-V Gaming 4
S-V Gaming 5
S-V Gaming 6
S-V Gaming 7
S-V Gaming 8
S-V Gaming 9
S-V Gaming 10
Question tag exercise
Tense Exercise
Tense Gaming exercise 1
Tense Gaming exercise 2
Tense Gaming exercise 3
Tense Gaming exercise 4
Tense Gaming exercise 5
Tense Gaming exercise 6
Tense Gaming exercise 7
Tense Gaming exercise 8
Tense Gaming exercise 9
Tense Gaming exercise 10
Simple, compound, complex Exercise
Article Exercise
Sequence of Tense Exercise
Sentence Pattern Exercise
Question Formation Exercise
Negative sentence Exercise
Infinite verbs Exercise
Direct and Indirect speech Exercise
Third person singular Exercise
Parts of speech Exercise
Parts of speech Exercise 1
Kids English
puzzle
Letter puzzle
Letter B
Letter C
Letter Q
Letter T
Letter Y
Spelling puzzle
a,b,c,d
Grammar puzzle
because
Punctuation puzzle
Grandpa
Quotation Mark
Quotation - CLue
Quotation-Answer
Noun...
Collective Noun..
Uncountable Noun..
Vegetable 1
Vegetable 2
Vegetable 3
Vegetable 4
Verb...
Regular verb
abduct
accomplish
Irregular verbs
all three verbs are different
all three form same
Past tense and past participle form same
Present tense and past participle form same
Present tense and past form same
Grammar Videos
Videos in Tamil
Video-Rules
Rule-1 ( 3rd person singular)
Rule-2 (have / has)
Rule - 3 ( where to use do/where to use does)
Video=Spoken English
welcoming guest
May I know
Video-Grammar
Active voice verb video
Passive voice video
Active voice to Passive voice
Negative sentence formation
Question formation
Direct speech - Indirect speech
More
Home
Grammar Lessons
Tense
Present tense
Present continuous tense
Present perfect tense
Present perfect continuous tense
Past tense
Past continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Past perfect continuous tense
Future Tense
Future continuous Tense
Future perfect Tense
Future perfect continuous Tense
Tense Comparison
Present Tenses Vs Present Continuous Tense
Past Tenses Vs Present Perfect Tense
Past Tenses Vs Past Perfect Tense
Present, Past, future tenses.
Continuous tenses.
Perfect tenses.
Perfect Continuous tenses.
Simple tenses vs continuous tense
Continuous Tenses vs Perfect Continuous Tense
Perfect Tenses vs Perfect Continuous Tense
Tenses that indicates future meaning
Tense OVerall
Tense over all table
Tense Overall diagram
Tense one verb all usage
Tense one verb all formation
Tense Game / Exercise Lesson
Tense Meaning exercise
Sentence pattern
subject sentence pattern
verb sentence pattern
object sentence pattern
DIrect object and Indirect object sentence pattern
Complement sentence pattern
Adjunct sentence pattern
Active voice - Passive voice
Introduction-1
Introduction - 2
Procedure Active voice to Passive voice
Subject pronoun - object pronoun
Active voice table
Passive voice table
Active voice & Passive voice table
Subject-verb-object identification
types
Example1
S-V-O
subject
verb
Object
Examplle1Double object
DO1SVC
DO1Subject1
DO1verb
DO1Object
Example1Question type
Q1Subject1
Q1verb
Q1Object
Example2Question type
Q2SVC
Q2Subject1
Q2verb
Q2Object
Example1request type
R1SVC
R1Subject1
R1verb1
Direct speech to Indirect speech / Reported speech
Introduction-Direct speech - Indirect speech/Reported speech
Procedure - Direct speech-Indirect speech
Sentence types
Verb table - Reported speech
Conjunction table-Reported speech
Pronoun table-Reported speech
Tense table-Reported speech
Special word table-Reported speech
Example - Statement
Example - Question type - "Wh" word
Type-2
verb 2
conjunction 2
Pronoun 2
Tense 2
sp.word 2
Example - Question type - Yes or No type
Type Q2
verb Q21
conjunction Q21
Pronoun Q21
TenseQ21
sp.word 2Q1
Example - request type (positive)
Type CORP1
verb COR1
conjunction COR1
Pronoun COR1
TenseCOR1
sp.word COR1
Modal verb
can
May
May-1
May-2
May-3
May-4
May-5
Shall/will
Copy of Shall and will-1
Copy of Shall and will - 2
should
Would
Could
Might
Must
Ought to
used to
Need
Dare
Shall and will-1
Shall and will - 2
Can and may
Must, should, and ought to
Could and would 1
Could and would -2
can and could
may and might
will and would
shall and should
Question formation
Question Rule 1
Question Rule 2
Question Rule 3
Question Rule 4
Negative statement
Introduction
Negative Rule 1
Negative form of Auxiliary verb
Negative Rule 1 Example
Negative Rule 2
Example for Negative Rule 2
Negative Rule 3
Negative Statement Note 1
Negative Statement Note 2
Simple, complex, compound sentence
Phrase, clause
Phrase, Clause
Simple,compound,complex example
Equivalent Conjunction 1
Equivalent conjunctions 3
Model-1
Model-2
Model-3
Model-4
Model-5
Model-6
Model-7
Model-8
Model-9
Model-10
Degrees of comparison Lesson
definition
Adjective comparison tables
Procedure to convert from one degree to another degree
Examples DC
Indefinite verbs.
Present participle(active)
Past participle ( Active & Passive )
perfect participle ( Active )
Perfect participle (passive)
Infinite verbs - overall
Article
Definite, Indefinite article
a-an comparison
The usage of "the"-1
The usage of the2
The usage of "the"-3
the usage of "the"-4
The usage of "the"-5
The usage of "the"-6
If statement type
Type 0 If statement
Sequence of tense
Rule1ST
Rule2ST
Rule2Answer
Rule3ST
Rule3Answer
Rule4ST
Rule5ST
Rule5Answer
Question tag
Subject verb agreement
Spoken English
Inviting someone for meals
Usage of "May i have"
Usage of Won't-1
Usage of Won't 2
Usage of Won't 4
Usage of Won't 5
Leaving from a place
Air port
Usage of "Want"
Usage of "Want" 2
Usage of "Want" 3
Usage of "Want" 4
Usage of "Want" 5
Usage of "Want" 6
Usage of "Want" 7
May I know..
May I know - 2
May I know - 3
Inviting someone to take a seat
Coffee conversation
Welcoming Guests
Grammar Quick review
Active voice table..
Passive voice table..
Active voice & Passive voice table..
Tense Meaning table..
Modal verb usage table
Auxiliary verb table..
Verb - Types table..
Indefinite verbs table
Singular-plural spelling rules
Apostrophe Contraction form table
Apostrophe Contraction Rules table
Possession Rules table
If statement table
pronoun table..
Direct-Indirect - Conjunction table..
Direct-Indirect Tense changes table
Direct-Indirect reporting verb changes table
Direct-Indirect word(Place&time) changes table
Question tag table
Grammar Terms - Parts of speech
Grammar Terms - Sentence pattern.
Parts of speech
Parts of speech Table
Noun..
Noun Definition
Noun Example
Types of Noun
Gender classification-1
Types of Gender-2
Types of Gender-3
Pronoun..
Pronoun Definition
Kinds of Pronoun
personal pronoun
Indefinite pronoun
Distributive pronoun
Receiprocal Pronoun
Relative pronoun
Interrogative Pronoun
Adjective..
Adjective definition
Adjective Example
Types of adjective
Quality adjective
Quantity Adjective
Number adjective
Demonstrative adjective
Possessive adjective
positioning of adjective
Verb..
Verb - Types..
Auxiliary verb..
verb definition
Action verb definition
Verb list - English
verb list - tamil
Adverb..
Adverb definition
Adverb Example
Adverb types
Adverb position
Adverb List
Preposition..
Conjunction..
Interjection..
Dictionary
English Grammar Rules
Noun-Noun-Pronoun agreement
Adjective - Noun agreement.
Pronoun as subject
than
Object Pronoun rules
Uncountable Noun
Adjective-Uncountable noun
Material noun
superlative degrees
little, a little, the little
few, a few, the few
Bare infinitive-2
Perfect Infinitive
Apostrophe
Possession Rules and Examples
Examples on possession Rules
Contraction Forms, Rules, Examples.
Singular-Plural
Verb..
Answer verb not used in continuous forms
Time words
Pronounciation
Pronounciation-2
Pronounciation-3
Pronounciation-4
Pronounciation 5
English Grammar Game / Exercise
IF Clause Exercise
IF Clause Gaming Exercise
If clause Gaming 2
AV or PV Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 1 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 2 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 3 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 4 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 5 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 6 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 7 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 8 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 9 Exercise
AV or PV Gaming 10 Exercise
Degrees of Comparison Exercise
Degrees of comparison Gaming Exercise
Degrees of comparison Exercise with Answers
Degrees of comparison clickable Answers
DCCE
DCCE2
Usage of Modal verb Exercise
Usage of Modal Verb Gaming Exercise
Modal verb Gaming 1
Modal verb Gaming 2
Subject verb Agreement Exercise
S-V gaming with Podium
S-V Gaming 1
S-V Gaming 2
S-V Gaming 3
S-V Gaming 4
S-V Gaming 5
S-V Gaming 6
S-V Gaming 7
S-V Gaming 8
S-V Gaming 9
S-V Gaming 10
Question tag exercise
Tense Exercise
Tense Gaming exercise 1
Tense Gaming exercise 2
Tense Gaming exercise 3
Tense Gaming exercise 4
Tense Gaming exercise 5
Tense Gaming exercise 6
Tense Gaming exercise 7
Tense Gaming exercise 8
Tense Gaming exercise 9
Tense Gaming exercise 10
Simple, compound, complex Exercise
Article Exercise
Sequence of Tense Exercise
Sentence Pattern Exercise
Question Formation Exercise
Negative sentence Exercise
Infinite verbs Exercise
Direct and Indirect speech Exercise
Third person singular Exercise
Parts of speech Exercise
Parts of speech Exercise 1
Kids English
puzzle
Letter puzzle
Letter B
Letter C
Letter Q
Letter T
Letter Y
Spelling puzzle
a,b,c,d
Grammar puzzle
because
Punctuation puzzle
Grandpa
Quotation Mark
Quotation - CLue
Quotation-Answer
Noun...
Collective Noun..
Uncountable Noun..
Vegetable 1
Vegetable 2
Vegetable 3
Vegetable 4
Verb...
Regular verb
abduct
accomplish
Irregular verbs
all three verbs are different
all three form same
Past tense and past participle form same
Present tense and past participle form same
Present tense and past form same
Grammar Videos
Videos in Tamil
Video-Rules
Rule-1 ( 3rd person singular)
Rule-2 (have / has)
Rule - 3 ( where to use do/where to use does)
Video=Spoken English
welcoming guest
May I know
Video-Grammar
Active voice verb video
Passive voice video
Active voice to Passive voice
Negative sentence formation
Question formation
Direct speech - Indirect speech
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