Category: Grammar

Provides lessons, quizzes, and explanations of key grammar rules, with resources for different levels.

Stative Verbs in Continuous Tenses: When Thinking and Having Are Grammatical

Stative Verbs in Continuous Tenses: When Thinking and Having Are Grammatical

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Causative Verbs in Action: How to Use Let, Make, Have, and Get Correctly

Causative Verbs in Action: How to Use Let, Make, Have, and Get Correctly

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The Third Conditional: Expressing Remorse and Alternative Historical Realities

The Third Conditional: Expressing Remorse and Alternative Historical Realities

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Mixed Conditionals: Connecting Past Hypothetical Events to Present Realities

Mixed Conditionals: Connecting Past Hypothetical Events to Present Realities

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Inverted Conditionals: Replacing If with Had, Were, and Should in Formal English

Inverted Conditionals: Replacing If with Had, Were, and Should in Formal English

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Negative Questions: Answering Didn’t You Go Without Creating Misunderstandings

Negative Questions: Answering Didn’t You Go Without Creating Misunderstandings

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Fronting in Spoken and Written English: Enhancing Emphasis Through Topic Inversion

Fronting in Spoken and Written English: Enhancing Emphasis Through Topic Inversion

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Dummy Subjects: Using It and There as Expletive Placeholders in Syntax

Dummy Subjects: Using It and There as Expletive Placeholders in Syntax

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Double Comparatives: Formulating The More The Merrier Sentences Correctly

Double Comparatives: Formulating The More The Merrier Sentences Correctly

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Indefinite Pronouns and Singular Agreement: Everyone, Somebody, and Neither

Indefinite Pronouns and Singular Agreement: Everyone, Somebody, and Neither

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Compound Subjects: Agreement Criteria with As Well As and Together With

Compound Subjects: Agreement Criteria with As Well As and Together With

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Subject-Verb Agreement with Collective Nouns: US vs UK Dialectal Patterns

Subject-Verb Agreement with Collective Nouns: US vs UK Dialectal Patterns

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Coordinating vs Subordinating Conjunctions: Punctuation Rules for Complex Sentences

Coordinating vs Subordinating Conjunctions: Punctuation Rules for Complex Sentences

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Split Infinitives: Historical Myth vs Accepted Contemporary Practice

Split Infinitives: Historical Myth vs Accepted Contemporary Practice

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Ellipsis and Substitution: Avoiding Sentence Redundancy with So, Neither, and Do

Ellipsis and Substitution: Avoiding Sentence Redundancy with So, Neither, and Do

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