Grammar Essentials
Grammar Reference Sheets
NoNonsense Grammar Topics and Exercises
p. 7 - Grammar Building Blocks
p. 7b - Exercise: Grammar Building Blocks
p. 8 - Forming the Verb Tenses
p. 9 - TO BE and TO HAVE in the SIMPLE PRESENT and SIMPLE PAST
p. 10 - Identify the Verb Tenses
p. 13 - Simple Present versus Present Continuous: Applications
p. 14 - Simple Present versus Present Continuous: Examples
p. 15 - Exercise: Simple Present vs. Present Continuous (1)
p. 16 - Exercise: Simple Present vs. Present Continuous (2)
p. 16b - Exercise: Simple Present vs. Present Continuous (3)
p. 17/18 - Forming Interrogatives and Negatives
p. 19 - Exercise: Forming Interrogatives and Negatives
p. 21 - Time and Place Prepositions
p. 23 - Exercise: Prepositions
p. 24 - Possessives and Personal Pronouns
p. 25 - Exercise: Personal Pronouns and Possessives
p. 26 - Interrogative Pronouns
p. 27 - Exercise: Interrogative Pronouns
p. 29 - Countable and Uncountable Nouns
p. 30 - Plurals / Countable and Uncountable Nouns
p. 33 - Summary of the Basic Spelling Rules
p. 34 - COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES
p. 35 - Exercise 1: Comparatives and Superlatives
p. 36 - Exercise 2: Comparatives and Superlatives
p. 38 - Exercise: Future Tenses (Will or Be Going To?)
p. 42 - Using the Perfect and Continuous Modals
p. 42a - Exercise: Perfect and Continuous Modals
p. 44 - Exercise: Past Continuous
p. 46 - SIMPLE PAST vs. PRESENT PERFECT
p. 47 - Exercise: Past vs Present Perfect
p. 48 - Exercise: Past vs Present Perfect
p. 49 - Exercise: Past vs Present Perfect
p. 51 - Exercise - Conditional
p. 52 - Exercise - Past Conditional
p. 54 - Exercise - Passive Voice
p. 55 - Exercise - Passive Voice
p. 56/57/58 - Reported (Indirect) Speech
p. 61c - Exercise - Phrasal Verbs
p. 62 - Connectors and Punctuation
p. 63/64 - Coordinating Conjunctions
p. 65 - Correlative Conjunctions
p. 66 - Subordinating Conjunctions
p. 67 - Exercise - Subordinating Conjunctions
p. 68/69/70 - Conjunctive Adverbs / Relative Pronouns
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