Grammar

Grade 1 Grammar Lesson 16 Prepositions

Genre/Topic: Prepositions

What are prepositions? What are some common prepositions? What is the difference between ‘on’ and ‘in’?

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Grade 2 Grammar Lesson 9 Adjectives

Genre/Topic: Adjectives

What are adjectives? When we say ‘green apples’, is green an adjective? When we say ‘two men’, is two an adjective?

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Grade 6 Grammar Lesson 1 The simple present and the present continuous

Genre/Topic: Tense

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

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5th Grade Grammar Will Be Going To

Will is used to talk about the future in general. Be going to is used to express our intentions and plans, or to say what we have already decided to do.

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3rd Grade Grammar Past Tense Had

Genre/Topic: Tense, Verbs

Had is the past form of have. It can have different meanings. I had a toy. = I owned a toy. We had dinner. = We ate dinner. She had a headache. = She suffered from a headache. They had a meeting. = They held a meeting.

3rd Grade Grammar Be Going To Verb

Genre/Topic: Parts of speech, Verbs

We use be going to for plans. We also use it when we are sure that something is going to happen in the future.

1st Grade Grammar Articles 2

Genre/Topic: Articles

We use the article “a” before a naming word that starts with a consonant sound. We use the article “an” before a naming word that starts with a vowel sound.

Grade 7 Grammar Lesson 2 The past tense

Genre/Topic: Tense

What is the structure of simple past tense? When do we use the simple past tense? What is the structure of past continuous tense? When do we use the past continuous tense? What is the structure of past perfect tense? When do we use the past perfect tense? What is the structure of past perfect […]

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Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 3 State verbs and action verbs

Genre/Topic: Tense, Verbs

What are state verbs? Are they written in the simple tense or in the continuous tense? What are action verbs? Are they written in the simple tense or in the continuous tense? Can a verb act as both an action verb as well as a state verb?

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