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English Grammar
Articles and Guides

Guide to English grammar rules, with examples and teaching ideas for TEFL classes.

a
Articles

b
Be Used To

c
Causative Have
Comparatives / Superlatives

d
Demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative determiner?

f
Few and Little
First Conditional
Future Continuous
Future Perfect

g
Get Used To

h
Have and Have Got
i
Indirect Questions
Intensive Pronouns

l
Lend and Borrow

n
Nouns – concrete, abstract, proper and common

p
Passive
Past Continuous
Past Perfect
Past Simple
Present Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect Simple
Present Simple

q
Questions

r
Reflexive Pronouns
Reported Questions
Reported Speech
Reporting Verbs
s
Say and Tell
Second Conditional
Small and Little

t
Tag Questions
Third Conditional
Too and Enough

u
Used to

w
Will and Going to
Wish

z
Zero Conditional

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