English Grammar

01 Lesson | English Literature

Basics of Grammar

  • Parts of Speech and use of articles.
  • Sentence Structures
  • Active and Passive Voice
  • Practice in the unified sentences
  • Analysis of Phrase 
  • Clause and sentence Structure
  • Transitive and Intransitive verb
  • Function and Spelling
  • Comprehension
  • Listening 
  • Translation Skills
  • Paragraph Writing 
  • Presentation Skill 
  • Kinds of Pronoun
  • Verb 
  • Adverb & its kind
  • Adjective 
  • Conjunction 
  • Preposition 
  • Interjection
  • Articles

Basics of Grammar



02 Lesson | English Literature

Tenses Aspect 

In English grammar, Tense is defined as, “Any of the forms of a verb which distinguish when an action or state of being occurs or exists”. Strictly speaking, English only has two tenses that are present tense and past tense. For example “I clean” is the present tense and “I cleaned” is the past tense. In this way, tense refers to the location of an event and time, relative to some other time usually the time of speaking. In other words,...

Tenses Aspect



03 Lesson | English Literature

Pedagogical Grammar

A verb is an essential part of a syntactic structure having different kinds like min verbs, static and modal verbs etc. This study is about one of the types of verbs which is modal verb and modality. It gives an account of modality, its types and modal verbs...


Pedagogical Grammar




04 Lesson | English Literature

Active and Passive Voice

Voice is a grammatical category that expresses the semantic functions attributed to referents of a clause...

Active and Passive Voice



03 Lesson | English Literature

English Grammar Rules & Mistakes

Writing is something many of us do on a daily basis. Yet few of us feel truly confident to say we are great writers. When you read something that is written well, it can be very powerful. Good writing can inspire people to get up and act, make them feel incredibly moved, or make them really mad. This is because the best writing transports you to a place where you see and feel what you are reading as if it were really happening to you...


English Grammar Rules & Mistakes




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