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English grammar practice test and lessons
Practice on grammar and sentence structure can help essay writing, reading and English grammar exams.
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Basic English Grammar lessons
Could Have, Would Have, and Should Have
Our Top 10 Separable Phrasal Verbs
You Can Use the Simple Past Tense to Make Polite Offers
Would You Like to Learn About Modal Auxiliaries?
The Power of Parallelism
Adventures with Adverbials: Part 2
Do You Wish You Knew Better Grammar?
Different Meanings of 'Have' in Everyday Speech
Different Meanings of 'Make' in Everyday Speech
The Many Ways to Say 'Okay'
Commonly Confused Words: Part One
3 Grammar Rules That Are Dying
Commonly Confused Words: Part Two
You Really Should Learn Modals!
Commonly Used Nouns
Commonly Confused Words Part 3: Homophones
Learn 10 Separable Phrasal Verbs
Improving Your Grammar and Pronunciation
Modals for Asking Permission
Pow! Whizz! What Are Onomatopoeia?
The Many Reasons for the Word 'The'
Introducing Phrasal Verbs
Sentence Relatives: Showing Feeling, Interpreting Information
An Introduction to Verb Tenses
In, On, and At
Comparatives and Superlatives
Introducing Conditionals
Have You Been Using the Perfect Progressive?
May, Might, Must - Modals of Certainty and Hope
Tag Questions Are Easy, Aren’t They?
