Free English Lessons in 7 Levels
Current event and interest stories for adult learners and ESL students: 3,253 Free English News Lessons in 7 Levels
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Tag Archives: Grammar
General Listening Quizzes:
Activities at Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab focus on everyday English comprehension skills at three levels based on content, voices, vocabulary, and natural speed. A combination of adult, teenage, and children’s voices are included.
~Randall
Listening For Academic Purposes
Listen to Everyday Conversations with Adult and Children’s Voices
English Culture Videos
The English Culture Videos, listed in alphabetical order, are designed to provide additional learning content related to other listening activities on my site. To learn more about this project, read the Frequently Asked Questions below the video titles.
~Randall
Vocabulary
Idiom Lessons with Video
Understanding and using expressions for daily communication.
English word lists to learn vocabulary for different topics
Punctuation 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.
~ Grammar Monster
Free English Grammar Lessons and Tests: 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.
~ Grammar Monster
Quebec Literacy Working Group (QLWG) Skills for Life Series
Grammar is the system of rules by which we form words and sentences. Grammar is important for writing, reading and speaking. This unit will acquaint you with some of the main grammar rules and uses of the English language.
1500+ quality worksheets and videos from A-Z
~ All Things Grammar
Links for videos and free printable worksheets:
- 100 Best Practices
- Contact Me: Robert at All Things Grammar
- 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
Reading Resources
Reading Comprehension Worksheets
Reading Worksheets by Grade Level
Figurative Language
Figurative Language Worksheets
Figurative Language Activities
Language Arts
Point of View
Point of View: Examples and Worksheets
Text Structure
Writing
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: