Grammar

Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 15 Future perfect

Genre/Topic: Tense

What is the structure of future perfect tense? When do we use the future perfect tense?

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3rd Grade Grammar Determiners Much and Many

1st Grade Grammar Questions and Statements 2

Genre/Topic: Questions, Sentences

A sentence that asks something is called a question. It ends in a question mark (?). A sentence that tells something is called a statement. It ends with a full stop or period(.).

1st Grade Grammar Sentences 4

Genre/Topic: Sentences

A sentence is a group of words that gives a complete meaning. Read the groups of words below. Which ones are sentences? Which ones are not?

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Grade 3 Grammar Lesson 7 Verbs – the simple present tense

Genre/Topic: Tense, Verbs

When do we use the simple present tense? What is the structure of simple present tense?

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Grade 2 Grammar Lesson 1 The alphabet – Capital and small letters

Genre/Topic: English alphabet

What are the letters of the alphabet? What are capital letters? What are small letters? When do we use capital letters?

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Grade 6 Grammar Lesson 13 Direct and indirect speech

Genre/Topic: Verbs

What is the direct speech? What is the indirect speech? When changing a verb from direct to indirect, do we change the verbs as well? What are reporting verbs? How do we report imperative sentences? How do we report yes/no questions?

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4th Grade Grammar Object Pronouns and Imperatives

Object pronouns are personal pronouns which come after a verb or a preposition. Me, him, her, us, it, you, and them are object pronouns.

Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 4 Present perfect and past simple (2)

Genre/Topic: Tense

When do we use ‘just’ and ‘already’? Do ‘just’ and ‘already’ suggest positive actions or negative actions? Can we use ‘yet’ in positive statements? What do ‘recently’ and ‘lately’ mean? What do ‘so far’ and ‘up to now’ suggest?

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5th Grade Grammar Articles

The indefinite articles a and an are used before singular countable nouns. The is a definite article.

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