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English Grammar

English grammar rules and verb tenses from 'O' to 'Z'


Grammar: The Essentials
List O → Z

  1. of-from: when and how to use 'of' and 'from'
  2. only-unique: (meaning and use explained)
  3. other/another: the difference explained
  4. parts of speech: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection
  5. passive form: how to form the passive voice of verbs
  6. play - go - do: when to use 'play, 'do' and 'go'
  7. possessives: formation and use
  8. prefixes: list of common prefixes with examples and meaning
  9. negative prefixes: list of the most commonly-used
  10. prepositions: list of prepositions with their meaning and an example of use
  11. prepositional phrases: set phrases introduced by a preposition
  12. prepositional phrases with 'at' and 'for' (from 'at an advantage'  to 'for better or worse')
  13. prepositional phrases with 'by' (from 'by accident'  to 'by now ')
  14. prepositional phrases with 'in' (from 'in brief '  to 'in stock.')
  15. prepositional phrases with 'on' (from 'on account of '  to 'on a whim ')
  16. prepositional phrases with 'out' (from 'out of bounds ' to 'out of work')
  17. prepositional phrases with 'under' (from 'under age '  to 'under way')
  18. prepositional phrases with 'within' and 'without' ('within earshot'  to 'without warning ')
  19. present simple
  20. present continuous
  21. present perfect
  22. past simple
  23. past continuous
  24. past perfect
  25. present-past revision
  26. present perfect vs past perfect summary
  27. present perfect or past simple: when do we use them?
  28. pronouns: the different types of pronouns
  29. question tags: formation and use
  30. quit - quite - quiet: the difference between them
  31. rather - prefer - had better: differences and use
  32. raise - rise - arise: the difference and use explained
  33. rather - rather than - would rather: when to use them
  34. relative-clauses: defining and non-defining clauses
  35. remember vs remind: difference and use explained
  36. reported or indirect speech
  37. reported speech: time and place
  38. rob - burgle - steal: their difference and use
  39. say - tell: when to use 'say' and 'tell'
  40. shall - will - should - would
  41. should - ought -to - need
  42. silent letters:  A-Z list of silent letters in English words.
  43. similes and metaphors with examples
  44. some - any - a little - a few: how to use to express quantity
  45. so-neither: how and when to use 'so' and 'neither'
  46. so-such: how and when to use 'so' and 'such'
  47. stative verbs: verbs that express a state or condition
  48. subject-verb agreement: making the verb agree with the subject of a sentence
  49. subjunctive mood: explanation on the subjunctive mood in English verbs
  50. suffixes: list of common suffixes with examples and meaning
  51. the: definite article
  52. the more ... the less:  double comparatives.
  53. there-their-they're: difference and use explained
  54. they - them - their: to refer to a person in the singular
  55. this-that-these-those: how and when to use 'this', 'that', 'these' and 'those'
  56. travel - trip - journey - meaning and use
  57. uk/us differences: differences in American and British vocabulary
  58. used to: using 'used to' for past habits or situations
  59. to be / to get used to: be or become accustomed to something
  60. very: the use of 'very' before adjectives, adverbs and nouns
  61. 'would' vs 'used to': using 'would' instead of 'used to' for past habits
  62. verb tense revision table
  63. whatever - whenever - wherever - how and when to use them
  64. whether - if: how and when to use 'whether' and 'if'
  65. while-meanwhile-meantime: difference and use explained
  66. who-whom: the difference between 'who' and 'whom' explained
  67. who-whose-whom-that-which-where: relative pronouns and adverbs
  68. wish - if - if only: meaning and use of 'wish', 'if' and 'if only'
  69. word forms: the different forms of words in English.
  70. would vs used to: using 'would' instead of 'used to'.
  71. yet: the different ways to use 'yet'.

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