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Subject-verb agreement
Learn how to match singular and plural subjects with the correct simple-present verb form.
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Learn how English sentences are built, choose the correct word forms, and fix common errors involving agreement, articles, pronouns, modifiers, and punctuation.
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Learn how to match singular and plural subjects with the correct simple-present verb form.
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Recognise complete sentences and repair fragments by checking the subject, verb, and complete thought.
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Choose a, an, or the by considering sound, countability, and whether the noun is specific.
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Use pronouns that agree with and clearly refer to the nouns they replace.
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Identify the main word classes and understand the job each one performs in a sentence.
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Recognize common noun types and build clear noun phrases with appropriate number and detail.
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Use adjectives and adverbs to add precise detail without confusing their grammatical roles.
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Connect simple, continuous, perfect, and future forms with the time relationships they express.
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Use relationship words and connectors to express place, time, direction, and logical links clearly.
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Diagnose recurring sentence errors involving agreement, fragments, modifiers, pronouns, and punctuation.
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Form clear questions and negative statements with be, do, have, modal verbs, and question words.
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English Grammar Β· Subject-verb agreement
Apply subject-first checks to choose verbs in simple-present sentences with singular, plural, and interrupted subjects.
English Grammar Β· Using a, an, and the
Choose a, an, the, or no article by checking sound, countability, and whether a noun is identifiable.
English Grammar Β· Parts of speech
Identify word classes by their function in complete sentences and distinguish nouns, verbs, modifiers, and connectors.
English Grammar Β· Adjectives and adverbs
Distinguish adjectives and adverbs, including their use with nouns, actions, linking verbs, and comparisons.
English Grammar Β· Common grammar errors
Find fragments, agreement errors, misplaced modifiers, unclear pronouns, and incomplete comparisons.
English Grammar Β· Building complete sentences
Apply the subject, finite-verb, and complete-thought test to sentences, fragments, and dependent clauses.
English Grammar Β· Nouns and noun phrases
Identify common and proper nouns, count and mass nouns, head nouns, determiners, modifiers, and possessive forms.
English Grammar Β· Prepositions and conjunctions
Use prepositions and coordinating or subordinating conjunctions to express place, time, direction, and logical links.
English Grammar Β· Pronouns and clear antecedents
Match pronouns with clear antecedents and choose forms that fit subject, object, and number roles.
English Grammar Β· Verb tenses and forms
Choose simple, continuous, perfect, and future forms according to habits, ongoing activity, and time relationships.
English Grammar Β· Questions and negatives
Form questions and negative statements with auxiliary verbs, do, does, did, not, and question words.
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Build complete sentences, recognize word classes, use articles, and match subjects with verbs.
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