English Grammar

Just like stunt doubles for actors in action movies, pronouns are stunt doubles for nouns. They're ready to take actions when nouns are not there!

Do you want to know how to talk about an action or event that happened a few seconds, a few years or even hundreds and thousands of years in the past or future?

Noun is the most populated country in the world of grammar. It is the first stepping stone of learning any new languages. So without further ado start learning!

'Verb' originally meant 'word' in archaic languages. In the world of grammar, verbs are the second most populated country after nouns. Start your journey!

Grammatical mood is a special feature of the verbs that is used to indicate a modality. Modality represents the attitude of the speaker. Let's get to know them.

In the country of verbs, 'modals' is one of its states where its population are special kinds of verbs. They have their own rules and behave differently.

Adjectives are words that modify and describe the qualities or states of being of nouns or noun phrases. In this part, we will learn all about them.

Adverbs are luxury words. You spend them to make your speech descriptive and lush. Adverbs ornament the verbs. In this part, we will learn all about them.

Nouns usually don't want to be alone. The determiners are nouns' best friends. They are little words that come before nouns and give information about them.

If you hear a person yell 'at!,' you'd probably think they're crazy! Prepositions are words that are basically meaningless unless they are used in a phrase.

The grammatical function refers to the role a word or phrase plays in the context of a sentence. Here we will get to know them one by one.

Clause and phrases are groups of words that make up sentences, but clauses are complete thoughts and phrases are not.

'I am' is the shortest complete sentence in the English language. If you want to know how to make the simplest or the most complicated sentence, start reading!

Punctuation marks are like pieces of clothes that sentences wear to look good. These marks help the sentences' readability and make the speech more eloquent.

Etymology means the study of the origins, history, and changing meanings of words in a language. In this section, we will discuss this aspect of language.

In this part, we will look at miscellaneous subjects about the English language and English Grammar, such as gender, interjections, time-telling, and much more.