Introduction to English Grammar
Introduction to English Grammar :
First of all, we must say that this page is not the first, not the last of English Grammar. But it is a modest attempt to simplify the English Grammar for the students who
are looking forward to get to grip with the English language and to become masterful of it.
The fundamental purpose of this page is to present to the students who are learning English comprehensive reference of all the essentials of English Grammar, in an
orderly, logical and acceptable form and in the meantime to provide them with a considerable number of interesting examples.
The English students must know that mastering basic word order pattern is an essential step in learning English. Understanding the Basics of English Grammar is the first step for all students to master the English Language. We have presented here the complete guide on “How to Master the English grammar." A very good panel of Experts is here with us to prepare this otherwise expertise on English Language. We have all that we could to see that our students learn this foreign language with complete understanding of the basics of English. In case you, the students, have any doubt regarding the concepts and comprehension, please feel free to contact us.
Native speakers frequently very these patterns, but the students learning English would do well to concentrate on basic word order until they are able to use the patterns of
statements, questions, requests and commands automatically.
Finally I hope that this page will help the students to be in the top in English.
We pray God to guide and bless us.
The English Language
Introduction to English Grammar
Parts of Speech
General Illustration of The Parts of Speech
The Nature of English Language
The Alphabet
The Letters
Capital Letters
Small Letters
The Letter B
The Letter C
The Letter G
The Letter H
The Letter K
The Letter L
The Letter N
The Letter P
The Letter R
The Letter S
The Letter T
The Letter W
The Letter X
Noun
Roles of Noun
Kinds of Nouns
The Proper Noun
The Common Noun
The Material Noun
The Collective Noun
The Abstract Noun
The Genders of Nouns
Masculine Gender
Feminine Gender
Common Gender
Neuter Gender
The Gerund
Forms of Nouns
The Simple Noun
The Compound Noun
The Derivative Noun
Countable Nouns
Uncountable Nouns
Partitive Nouns
Exercise on Nouns
Numbers and Nouns
Singular and Plurals
Four Spelling Rules
Plurals for Singulars ending in CH
Plurals for Singulars ending in EEF
Plurals for Singulars ending in F
Plurals for Singulars ending in FF
Plurals for Singulars ending in FE
Plurals for Singulars ending in IEF
Plurals for Singulars ending in O
Plurals for Singulars ending in OOF
Plurals for Singulars ending in RF
Plurals for Singulars ending in S
Plurals for Singulars ending in SS
Plurals for Singulars ending in SH
Plurals for Singulars ending in X
Plurals for Singulars ending in Y
Plurals for Singulars ending in Z
Irregular Plurals
Same Form in Singular and Plural
Plurals of Greek Nouns
Plurals of Latin Nouns
Nouns without plural Forms
Nouns without Singular Forms
Plurals of Compound Nouns
Noun of Multitude
Plural and EITHER OR
Plural and NEITHER NOR
Plural and AS WELL AS
Plural and EACH
Plural and EVERY
Plural and NONE
Exercise on Singular and Plurals
Cases of Nouns
Four Principal Cases of Nouns
Four Cases of Nouns
The Subjective Case
The Nominative Case
The Objective Case
The Accusative Case
The Dative Case
Nouns in Apposition
The Possessive Case
The Genitive Case
The Vocative Case
Exercise on Cases of Nouns
Articles
Indefinite Articles
Definite Articles
Demonstrative Adjectives
Indefinite Articles for Singular Nouns
Indefinite Articles for Plural Nouns
Indefinite Articles for Uncountable Nouns
Articles for The Material Nouns
Articles for The Abstract Nouns
Definite Article
Definite Article and The Singular Nouns
Definite Article and The Plural Nouns
Definite Article and Proper Nouns
Exercise on Articles
Pronoun
Pronouns
Personal Pronouns
Nominative Case and Pronouns
Singular Nouns and Pronouns
Plural Nouns and Pronouns
First Person and Pronouns
Second Person and Pronouns
Third Person and Pronouns
Objective Case and Pronouns
Object of Preposition
Distributive Adjectives and Pronouns
Exercise on Pronouns
Indefinite Pronoun
Indefinite Pronouns
Exercise on Indefinite Pronouns
26 Letters
English Alphabet
Possessive Pronouns
Singular Possessive Pronouns
Plural Possessive Pronouns
Personal Pronoun and Possessive Pronoun
Possessive Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns
Quantitative Adjective Pronouns
Relative Pronouns
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Reflexive Pronouns
Singular Reflexive Pronouns
Plural Reflexive Pronouns
Emphasizing Pronouns
Singular Emphasizing Pronouns
Plural Emphasizing Pronouns
Exercise on Pronouns
The Adverbs
Kinds of Adverbs
An Adverb and A Verb
An Adverb and An Adjective
An Adverb and An Adverb
An Adverb and The Sentence
Adverb of Time
Adverb of Place
Adverb of Degree
Adverb of Quantity
Adverb of Manner
Adverb of Affirmation
Adverb of Certainty
Adverb of Interrogation
Adverb of Negation
Adverb of Cause
Adverb of Repetition
Adverb of Frequency
Adverb of Order
Adverb of Relation
Adverbial Phrase
Comparatives
The Comparison of Adverbs
Degrees of Comparison
Positive Degree of Comparison
Comparative Degree of Comparison
Superlative Degree of Comparison
Comparison Constructions
Constructions of Degrees of Comparison
Notes about Uses of Adjectives and Adverbs
How to Use Adverbs?
Exercise on Adverbs
The Verb
The Verbs
Verb
Verbs
Simple Verb
Compound Verb
Intransitive Verbs
Transitive Verbs
Moods of Verbs
Forms of Verbs,
The Imperative Mood of Verbs
The Subjunctive Mood of Verbs
The Infinitive Mood of Verbs
The Indicative Mood of Verbs
Make The Right Choice
The Joining Verb
The Perfect Infinitive
The Continuous Infinitive
Present Continuous Infinitive
Perfect Continuous Infinitive
The Indicative Mood
The Subjunctive Mood
The Simple Subjunctive
The Present Simple Subjunctive
The Past Simple Subjunctive
The Past Perfect Subjunctive
The Compound Subjunctive
The Imperative Mood
Finites
Finite Verbs
The Special Finite Verbs
Non-Finite Verbs
The Auxiliary Verbs
Usage of Auxiliary Verb TO BE
Verb TO BE
Affirmation Form
Negative Form
Interrogative Form
Negative Interrogative Form
The Imperative Mood
Affirmative Imperative
Negative Imperative
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