How learn English Grammar ?
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Learn how to use the verb “to be” and make sure you can use it in positive, negative and question forms. Go to Verb “to be”: grammar and exercises. Then move on to Pronouns and possessives so you can start building sentences. The Present simple tense shows you how to talk about facts and your everyday life. Learn how to form positive, negative and question forms.
Now move on to nouns. The first page to look at is English nouns. On this page you’ll learn about singular, plural, countable and uncountable nouns – plus some important spelling rules. Learn how to use a, an, the (or no article) on the page Indefinite and definite articles. The page There is, there are; some and any shows you how to talk about things you can see and things which can exist. On this page you also learn how to use “some” and “any”. Finally, go to Demonstratives and Determiners to learn about using “this”, “that”, “much”, “many”, “few”, etc.
Now you’re ready to improve your speaking and communication! Go to Can for permission and requests so you know how to ask people for things. Learn to compare things with Basic comparatives. Move on to The Past Simple tense where you learn how to form the positive, negative and question forms, the spelling and pronunciation – as well as common irregular past forms. This page helps you to talk about events in the past! You can also look at Basic time reference words to learn how to use words like in, ago, and on. Finally, go to How to use “will” to learn how to talk about the future.
Elementary English Grammar
This section completes the essential English grammar you need to speak in most, everyday situations. It takes you up to a high elementary level, equivalent to A2 level.
Start with Giving instructions to learn how to use the imperative form in English. Then go to Have, have got, ‘s to make sure you can talk about possession, using the verbs have and have got, and the ‘s form. You’ll learn how to make sentences in the positive, negative and question forms, and how to talk about possession in the past. Take a look at Question words where you learn the most important question words in English – and how to use them. (Make sure you pay attention to the word order of questions, which is where many people make mistakes.) Then build on your knowledge of comparatives and go to Superlatives.
At this stage, you’ll also increase your knowledge of modal auxiliaries and new tenses. Start with the page Ability (can / could, etc) where you learn how to talk about ability using can and could (in the present and the past) and the correct pronunciation. Then move on to Modals of obligation where you learn how to use must, have to, need to, ought to and should. You don’t need to learn all of these, but must and have to are essential. Remember to check how to use the negatives of these modals.
Go to Present Continuous to learn when to use the Present Continuous tense, and how to form the positive, negative and question forms. After, go on to Future intentions to learn different ways to talk about the future. There’s more information about how to talk about future predictions on the page Will, might, going to. Then go to The Present Perfect to learn when and how to use it – and how it’s different from the Past Simple. This is an area that many people find difficult. Finally, check out the Irregular past participles page. You need to know these to form the Present Perfect tense.
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For learning English Grammar
first you have try to study parts of speech......
then you have try to study tense........
and then try to study novel........
in short.......
- parts of speech(noun, pronoun..... etc)
- tense
- read novel or story book...