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Developer's DescriptionBy Annas SurdyantoLearn English grammar conveniently.Learn English grammar conveniently.Practice and check English grammar scores through grammar exercises.Explore English idioms.Explore the English Dictionary.Apply Light and Dark themeLessons are designed for non-native English or second language learners.Examples are provided in dialogue/Grammar In Use.- Grammar Lessons- Grammar Exercises- Exercise Review- Idioms- DictionaryMaterials:Nouns- Proper Nouns- Common Nouns- Concrete Nouns- Abstract Nouns- Count Nouns- Non-Count Nouns- Count and Non-Count NounsArticles- Indefinite Articles: a and an- Definite Article: the- Omission of ArticleQuantifiers- much, many, and several- much of, many of, and several of- a lot of- a few and a littleAdjectives- The Types of Adjectives- The Order of AdjectivesPronouns- Subjective Pronouns- Objective Pronouns- Reflexive Pronouns- Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives- Demonstrative Pronouns and AdjectivesAdverbs- Adverbs of Manner- Adverbs of Place- Adverbs of Time- Adverbs of Frequency- Adverbs of DurationSimple Present Tense- Active Form- Passive VoicePresent Continuous (Progressive) Tense- Active Form- Passive VoicePresent Perfect Tense- Active Form- Passive VoicePresent Perfect Continuous Tense- Positive Form- Negative Form- Interrogative FormSimple Past Tense- Active Form- Passive VoicePast Continuous (Progressive) Tense- Active Form- Passive VoicePast Perfect Tense- Active Form- Passive VoicePast Perfect Continuous Tense- Positive Form- Negative Form- Interrogative FormSimple Future Tense- Active Form- Passive VoiceFuture Continuous Tense- Positive Form- Negative Form- Interrogative FormFuture Perfect Tense- Active Form- Passive VoiceFuture Perfect Continuous Tense- Positive Form- Negative Form- Interrogative FormClause- Main Clause- Subordinate Clause- Relative Clause- Who and That- Whom and That- Whose- Which and That- Noun Clause- A Noun Clause with Known Subject- A Noun Clause with the State of Being- A Noun Clause with the State of Being for Prepositional Phrase- A Noun Clause with Unknown Subject- A Noun Clause with ThatModal Auxiliaries- Active Form- Can, Could, To Be Able To- May and Might- Shall, Should, and Ought To- Must and Have ToConjunctions- Subordinating Conjunctions- Coordinating Conjunctions- Correlative Conjunctions- Conjunctive AdverbsConditional Sentences- Zero Conditional Sentences (Type 0)- First Conditional Sentences (Type 1)- Second Conditional Sentences (Type 2)- Third Conditional Sentences (Type 3)Phrases- Noun Phrases- Verb Phrases- Adjective Phrases- Adverb Phrases- Prepositional PhrasesComparisons- Equality- Comparative- Superlative- Comparative AdjectiveQuestion TagQuestion Tag in Appearing AuxiliaryQuestion Tag in Disappearing AuxiliarySimilar Word UsageSo... that ..., Such ... that ... and So thatDespite, In spite of, and Although, Even thoughBecause of, Due to, and BecauseUsed to and Be used toA few and fewA little and littleGerund and present participleContent is under the copyright of Habil Education