English Grammar Guide

Guida grammaticale di Inglese - Nella nostra guide di grammatica inglese, troverete delle spiegazioni sulle più importanti regole grammaticali della lingua inglese.

In this simplified English grammar guide you will find explanations and examples covering the most important parts of English grammar, ideal for ESL students. In addition, remember to check our Quiz and Exercise section for online quizzes and exercises to test your language skills. Teachers; if you find a typo, please let us know. We don't make mistakes on purpose!

A - B - C - DE - F - GH - IJKL - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - TU - VWXYZ

A

• Action and Non-Action verbs

• Adjectives

• Adjective Order

• Adjectives, demonstrative

• Adjectives, possessive

• Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative

• Adverbs

• Adverbs, interrogative

• Affirmative and negative statements

• Anything, something, nothing, etc

• Articles, an Explanation

• Articles, definite

• Articles, indefinite

• Articles, partitive

• Articles - 'Quantifiers'

• Auxiliaries
  

B

• Be used to / Get used to

• Business English Terms - Inglese Commerciale

C

• Causative constructions (I had my house painted..)

• Commonly confused word list (advanced levels)

• Commonly confused verbs - Remind - Remember

• Commonly confused words - Travel, Trip, Journey, Voyage

• Comparatives

• Conditional - use of 'Would'

• Conditionals - zero, first, second, third  (If....)

• Conjunctions and Transitions (Joining words / phrases)

• Countable and Uncountable Nouns

DE

• Definite articles

• Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses

• Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns

• Direct and Indirect speech

• Do and Make

• Either...or, Neither...nor, Both...and

• English tenses - a table of conjugations and forms

F

• Future forms ('will', 'be going to', present continuous, etc)

• Future continuous(I will be working...)

• Future perfect (I will have worked...)

GH

• Gerunds

• Get used to / Be used to

IJKL

• Immediate future (Be about to...)

• Imperative - commands (Stop talking!)

• Indefinite articles

• Indirect Speech

• Irregular verbs and Past Participles

M

• 'Make' and 'Do'

• Modal verbs (Would, should, could, etc.)

N

• Negative Forms (Not..never.. etc.)

• Negative and affirmative statements

• Never and Ever

• Nouns

• Nouns - Countable and Uncountable

• Noun quantifiers (Some, many, any, a few ...etc)

• Nothing, something, anything, etc

O

• Object pronouns (See also: Pronouns - Personal)

P

• Participles - Participial Phrases

• Passive forms

• Passive - Causative constructions (I had my hair cut...)

• Past Simple / Preterit

• Past Continuous(I was working...)

• Past perfect (I had worked...)

• Past habits, past facts (I used to...)

• Phrasal Verbs

• Phrasal Verbs - Intransitive

• Phrasal Verbs - Inseparable

• Phrasal Verbs - Separable

• Phonetic Symbols - guide to pronunciation symbols

• Possession

• Prepositions

• Prepositions - Common Errors

• Preposition - Verb collocations

• Present Simple

• Present Continuous

• Present Perfect Simple

• Present Perfect Continuous

• Pronouns - Demonstrative (This, that, those, these, etc)

• Pronouns - Possessive (Mine, Yours, His, etc)

• Pronouns - Reflexive (Myself, yourself, himself, etc)

• Pronouns - Relative

• Pronouns - Personal

Q

• Quantifiers (Some, many, any, a few, etc)

• Questions

• Question Tags

R

• Relative Clauses

• Relative Pronouns

• Remind - Remember (Commonly confused verbs)

• Reported speech - Indirect speech

S

• Say or Tell

• Somebody, nobody, anybody, etc

• Superlatives

TU

• Tenses - table of conjugations and forms

• Time Clauses / Conjunctions

• Too, Very and Enough(Too old...very old...not old enough)

• Transitions and Conjunctions (Joining words / phrases)

• Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

• Travel, Trip, Journey, Voyage - Commonly Confused words

• Used to  - For past habits

WXYZ

• Verb Tenses

• Will (Future simple)

• Which, What, When, Where, Who, Whose (relative forms)

• Which, What, When, Where, Why, How many (Question forms)

• Wishes and regrets (about the past, present and future)