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English word lists to learn vocabulary for different topics
Vocabulary Lessons on Grammar Monster: The Grammar Monster site is intended for everyone seeking to improve their grammar, and where there are differences between the US and UK writing conventions, they are highlighted in the lessons.
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- Grammar City: FREE GRAMMAR BOARD GAME
- Add ‘-s’ or ‘-es’ or ‘ies’
- Adjectives and Adverbs
- Adverbs of Frequency
- Although
- And But So Because
- Articles
- As … As Comparisons
- Be Verb
- Be Verb: Negative
- Be Verb: Past
- Can and Could
- Capitalization
- Collocations with ‘Get’
- Collocations with ‘Have’
- Collocations with ‘Take’
- Common Mistakes in English
- Comparatives
- Coordinating Conjunctions
- Could You…? Requests
- Count & Non-count Nouns
- Do / Go / Play
- Either…or / Neither…nor
- First Conditional
- Future Continuous
- Future: Going To
- Future: ‘Going To’ vs ‘Will’
- Future Perfect
- Future: Present Continuous
- Future: Will
- Gerunds and Infinitives
- Have (Possession)
- Have To
- However
- Indefinite Pronouns
- Like / Hate & Like To / Hate to
- Linkers: Time (Past) / first, then, after that, etc.
- May and Might
- Modals of Probability
- Must (necessity)
- Numbers: Cardinal
- Ought To
- Participle Adjectives: ‘-ed’ vs ‘-ing’
- Partitives
- Parts of Speech
- Passive
- Past Continuous
- Past Perfect
- Past Simple 1
- Past Simple 2
- Past Simple 3
- Past Simple: Negatives
- Past Time Words
- Phrasal Verbs – Mixed
- Phrasal Verbs with ‘Get’
- Phrasal Verbs with ‘Take’
- Phrasal Verbs with ‘Up’
- Place and Movement
- Plural & Singular Nouns
- Possessive Adjectives
- Possessive Pronouns
- Possessive: ‘s / s’
- Prefix: Re-
- Prefix: Un-
- Prefixes: Im- / In-
- Present Continuous
- Present Perfect Continuous
- Present Perfect Simple
- Present Perfect: For and Since
- Present Simple
- Quantifiers: Some and Any
- Quoted Speech
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Relative Clauses
- Reported Speech
- Second Conditional
- Should
- Should Have
- Stative Verbs
- Subject and Object Pronouns
- Suffix: -able
- Suffix: -er
- Suffix: -ness
- Superlatives
- Tag Questions
- Tenses: Review
- Their / There / They’re
- There is / There are
- Third Conditional
- This / That / These / Those
- Time: At / In / On
- Too
- Too and Enough
- Transition Signals
- Used to
- Whatever / Whenever Etc
- W/H Questions (Past Simple)
- W/H Questions (Present Simple)
- Wish: Present
- Word Order
- Would Like / Would Like To
- Yes / No Questions (Past)
- Yes / No Questions (Present)
- Yes / No Questions (Present Continuous)
- Zero Conditional
Use these resources to learn about and practice English verb tenses spoken and written:
Verb Lists
Use the verb conjugator to conjugate verbs. Use the audio icon, when available, for pronunciation:
Exercises
Capitalization is the writing of a word with its first letter in uppercase and the remaining letters in lowercase. There are rules for when to use capitalization: