List of Grammar lessons


A. SENTENCES

👉 sentence and its types

👉subject and predicate.

👉 Phrases and its type

👉Clauses and its types

👉simple,compound,complex sentences



B. PARTS OF SPEECH


👉Noun

👉Pronoun

👉Verb

👉Adjective

👉Adverb

👉Preposition

👉Conjunction

👉Interjection


C. TENSES


👉Importance of translation

👉Tenses

👉correct use of  'since' and 'for'



D. MISCELLANEOUS 


👉Speech -Direct / Indirect 

👉 Question Tags

👉 Punctuation Marks

👉 Modals

👉Determiners

👉Active and Passive Voice

👉Articles

👉Poetic Devices

👉Apostrophe

👉Debate


👉Figure of speech



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