Secondary English Grammar
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Present and Past Tenses
- Lesson 1: Present Continuous (I am doing)
- Lesson 2: Present Simple (I do)
- Lesson 3: Present Continuous vs Present Simple
- Lesson 4: Present Simple and Continuous with State Verbs
- Lesson 5: Past Simple (I did)
- Lesson 6: Past Continuous (I was doing)
- Lesson 7: Present Perfect (I have done)
- Lesson 8: Present Perfect: Ever, Never, Just, Already, Yet
- Lesson 9: Present Perfect Continuous (I have been doing)
- Lesson 10: Present Perfect Continuous vs Present Perfect Simple
- Lesson 11: How Long Have You (Been)…?
- Lesson 12: For and Since: When…? and How Long…?
- Lesson 13: Present Perfect vs Past Simple
- Lesson 14: Present Perfect vs Past: Today, This Week, Recently
- Lesson 15: Past Perfect (I had done)
- Lesson 16: Past Perfect Continuous (I had been doing)
Future Forms and Modal Verbs
- Lesson 17: Have and Have Got
- Lesson 18: Used To (Do)
- Lesson 19: Present Tenses for the Future
- Lesson 20: Going To (I'm going to do)
- Lesson 21: Will and Shall
- Lesson 22: Will: Predictions and Decisions
- Lesson 23: Will vs Going To
- Lesson 24: Future Continuous and Future Perfect
- Lesson 25: When I Do, When I've Done; If and When
- Lesson 26: Can, Could and Be Able To
- Lesson 27: Could (Do) and Could Have (Done)
- Lesson 28: Must and Can't (Deduction)
- Lesson 29: May and Might
- Lesson 30: May and Might: Future Possibilities
Modals, Conditionals and the Passive
- Lesson 31: Have To and Must
- Lesson 32: Must, Mustn't, Needn't
- Lesson 33: Should
- Lesson 34: Should Have and Other Uses of Should
- Lesson 35: Had Better and It's Time
- Lesson 36: Would
- Lesson 37: Requests, Offers, Permission and Invitations
- Lesson 38: If I Do and If I Did (Conditionals 1 and 2)
- Lesson 39: If I Knew and I Wish I Knew
- Lesson 40: If I Had Known and I Wish I Had Known (Conditional 3)
- Lesson 41: Wish
- Lesson 42: Passive: Is Done and Was Done
- Lesson 43: Passive: Be Done, Been Done, Being Done
- Lesson 44: Passive with Two Objects and Get
Reported Speech, Questions and Verb Patterns
- Lesson 45: It Is Said That, He Is Said To, He Is Supposed To
- Lesson 46: Have Something Done
- Lesson 47: Reported Speech (He Said That…)
- Lesson 48: Reported Speech: Questions, Orders and Advice
- Lesson 49: Questions
- Lesson 50: Indirect Questions (Do You Know Where…?)
- Lesson 51: Auxiliary Verbs: I Think So, So Do I
- Lesson 52: Question Tags
- Lesson 53: Verb + -ing (Enjoy Doing, Stop Doing)
- Lesson 54: Verb + To (Decide To, Forget To)
- Lesson 55: Verb + Object + To (I Want You To…)
- Lesson 56: Verb + -ing or To: Remember, Regret, Stop
- Lesson 57: Verb + -ing or To: Try, Need, Help
- Lesson 58: Verb + -ing or To: Like, Would Like
Verb Patterns, Nouns and Articles
- Lesson 59: Prefer and Would Rather
- Lesson 60: Preposition + -ing
- Lesson 61: Be Used To and Get Used To
- Lesson 62: Verb + Preposition + -ing
- Lesson 63: There's No Point In, It's Worth
- Lesson 64: To, For and So That
- Lesson 65: Adjective + To (Easy To Understand)
- Lesson 66: Afraid To Do and Afraid Of Doing
- Lesson 67: See Somebody Do and See Somebody Doing
- Lesson 68: -ing Clauses (He Hurt His Knee Playing Football)
- Lesson 69: Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- Lesson 70: Countable and Uncountable: A Paper and Paper
- Lesson 71: Countable Nouns with A, An and Some
- Lesson 72: A, An and The
Articles, Pronouns and Quantifiers
- Lesson 73: The: Unique Things and Places
- Lesson 74: The: School and The School
- Lesson 75: The: Children and The Children
- Lesson 76: The: The Giraffe, The Telephone, The Old
- Lesson 77: Names With and Without The: Places
- Lesson 78: Names With and Without The: Buildings and Streets
- Lesson 79: Singular and Plural
- Lesson 80: Noun + Noun (A Bus Driver, A Headache)
- Lesson 81: Possessive 's and Of
- Lesson 82: Reflexive Pronouns (Myself, Yourself)
- Lesson 83: A Friend of Mine, My Own, On My Own
- Lesson 84: There and It
- Lesson 85: Some and Any
- Lesson 86: No, None, Nothing, Nobody
- Lesson 87: Much, Many, Little, Few, A Lot, Plenty
Quantifiers, Relative Clauses, Adjectives and Adverbs
- Lesson 88: All, Most, None Of
- Lesson 89: Both, Neither and Either
- Lesson 90: All, Every and Whole
- Lesson 91: Each and Every
- Lesson 92: Relative Clauses: Who, That and Which
- Lesson 93: Relative Clauses: With and Without Who, That, Which
- Lesson 94: Relative Clauses: Whose, Whom, Where
- Lesson 95: Relative Clauses: Extra Information Clauses
- Lesson 96: Relative Clauses: Extra Information Clauses 2
- Lesson 97: -ing and -ed Clauses (The Woman Talking to Tom)
- Lesson 98: Adjectives Ending in -ing and -ed
- Lesson 99: Adjective Order and Look/Feel/Seem + Adjective
- Lesson 100: Adjectives and Adverbs: Quick and Quickly
- Lesson 101: Adjectives and Adverbs: Well, Fast, Late, Hard, Hardly
Comparison, Word Order and Linking Words
- Lesson 102: So and Such
- Lesson 103: Enough and Too
- Lesson 104: Quite, Pretty, Rather and Fairly
- Lesson 105: Comparatives: Cheaper, More Expensive
- Lesson 106: Comparatives: Much Better, Any Better
- Lesson 107: Comparatives: As…As and Than
- Lesson 108: Superlatives: The Longest, The Most Enjoyable
- Lesson 109: Word Order: Verb, Object, Place and Time
- Lesson 110: Word Order: Adverbs with the Verb
- Lesson 111: Still, Any More, Yet, Already
- Lesson 112: Even
- Lesson 113: Although, In Spite Of and Despite
- Lesson 114: In Case
- Lesson 115: Unless, As Long As and Provided
Conjunctions and Prepositions
- Lesson 116: As (As I Walked, As I Was…)
- Lesson 117: Like and As
- Lesson 118: Like and As If
- Lesson 119: During, For and While
- Lesson 120: By and Until; By the Time
- Lesson 121: At, On and In (Time)
- Lesson 122: On Time and In Time; At the End and In the End
- Lesson 123: In, At and On (Position)
- Lesson 124: In, At and On: Places and Buildings
- Lesson 125: To, At, In and Into
- Lesson 126: In, On and At: Other Uses
- Lesson 127: By (By Car, By Mistake, By Shakespeare)
- Lesson 128: Noun + Preposition (Reason For, Cause Of)
- Lesson 129: Adjective + Preposition (Afraid Of, Good At)
- Lesson 130: Adjective + Preposition 2 (Nice Of, Kind To)
Verb + Preposition and Phrasal Verbs
- Lesson 131: Verb + Preposition: To and At
- Lesson 132: Verb + Preposition: About, For, Of, After
- Lesson 133: Verb + Preposition: About and Of
- Lesson 134: Verb + Preposition: Of, For, From, On
- Lesson 135: Verb + Preposition: In, Into, With, To, On
- Lesson 136: Phrasal Verbs: Introduction
- Lesson 137: Phrasal Verbs: In and Out
- Lesson 138: Phrasal Verbs: Out
- Lesson 139: Phrasal Verbs: On and Off
- Lesson 140: Phrasal Verbs: On and Off 2
- Lesson 141: Phrasal Verbs: Up and Down
- Lesson 142: Phrasal Verbs: Up 1
- Lesson 143: Phrasal Verbs: Up 2
- Lesson 144: Phrasal Verbs: Away and Back