Grammar: Learn English Grammar Easily

Grammar is a way to express something. It helps arrange words in the correct order within sentences to create clear meaning. Madhuri Kherde provided lessons on English grammar. She has 37 years of experience in teaching. She served as the principal of the secondary school. You will receive a systematic explanation of the terms, accompanied by examples. You can take advantage of systematic and step-by-step English grammar learning to better understand.

Lessons in Grammar are given here, which will be helpful to

• students learning in school,
• students learning in college,
• guys preparing for competitive exams,
• and who is willing to improve their English language.

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Grammar: Learn English Easily

English Alphabet

Parts of Speech

Noun

1. Proper Noun

2. Common Noun

3. Abstract Noun

4. Collective Noun for People

5. Collective Noun for Lions

6. Collective Nouns for Lions with Examples

7. Collective Noun for Sheep

8. Singular and Plural Numbers

9. Persons

Pronoun

1. Personal Pronouns

2. Possessive Pronouns

3. Reflexive Pronouns

4. Emphatic Pronouns

5. Relative Pronouns

6. Interrogative Pronouns

7. Demonstrative Pronouns

8. Demonstrative Pronoun

9. Distributive Pronouns

10. Indefinite Pronouns

Adjective

1. Adjectives of Quantity 

2. Quality Adjectives 

3. Adjectives of Number 

4. Definite Numeral Adjectives

5. Indefinite Numeral Adjectives

6. Interrogative Adjectives

7. Demonstrative Adjectives

8. Exclamatory Adjectives

9. Emphasising Adjectives

10. Adjective of Quality Examples in Sentences

Verb

1. Forms of Verb

2. List of Irregular Verbs

3. List of Verb Forms with ‘ed’

4. Forms of Be in Present Tense

5. Forms of Be in Past Tense

6. Use of Am

7. 5 Uses of Am

8. 5 Uses of Is

9. Use of ‘Do… Have’ in Questions

Adverb

Preposition: Definition, And List

1. Prepositions of Time

2. Prepositions ‘on’, ‘in’ and ‘at’

Conjunction     

Coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS)

Interjection

Demonstratives

Figures of speech

The Sentence

1. Subject and predicate

2. Declarative sentence

3. Interrogative sentence

4. Imperative sentence

5. Formation of an imperative sentence

6. Exclamatory Sentence

7. Uses of an exclamatory sentence

Tense

How to Understand Tenses

Past Tense

1. Uses of Past Tense

2. Simple Past Tense

3. Uses of Simple Past Tense

4. Past Continuous Tense

5. Perfect Past Tense

6. Perfect Continuous Past Tense

Present Tense

1. Uses of Present Tense

2. Simple Present Tense

3. Present Continuous Tense

4. Perfect Present Tense

5. Perfect Continuous Present Tense

Future Tense 

1. Simple Future Tense

2. Future Continuous Tense

3. Perfect Future Tense

4. Perfect Continuous Future Tense

Active and Passive Voice

1. Present Simple Tense: Passive Voice

2. Past Simple Tense: Passive Voice

3. Future Simple Tense: Passive Voice

4. Continuous Present Tense: Passive Voice

5. Past Continuous Tense: Passive Voice

6. Present Perfect Tense: Passive Voice

7. Past Perfect Tense: Passive Voice

8. Future Perfect Tense: Passive Voice