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Adjectives
as + adjective + as
comparative + than
comparatives & superlatives
comparisons of quantity
- showing no difference
comparisons of quantity
- menu
comparisons of quantity
- showing difference
form - adjectives
function
irregular comparatives &
superlatives
main menu
not as + adjective + as
order
the + superlative
Adverbs
certainty
comparative form
degree - enough,very,too,extremely,almost
etc
form - adverb
function
interrogative - why,where,how,when
main menu
manner
menu
place
relative adverbs - which,what,whose
time
viewpoint, commenting
Determiners
defining words - which,whose
demonstratives - this,that,these,those
etc
difference words - other,another
distributives - all, both,
half
distributives - each, every,
either, neither
distributives - menu
exceptions to using the
definite article
menu - function and class
menu - quantifiers
possessives
pre-determiners
quantifiers 1 - determiners,a
few,few,a little,little
quantifiers 2 - many,much,more,most
etc.
quantifiers 3 - how,much,many,few,lot
etc.
quantifiers 4 - numbers
quantifiers 5 - some and
any
quantifiers 6 - something,somebody,someone
etc.
quantifiers 7 - enough
question words - which,what,whose
the definite article
the indefinite article
the,a,an
Direct and Indirect Speech
changes of time and place
reference
introduction
reporting hopes and intentions
reporting orders, requests,
suggestions
reporting questions
summary of reporting verbs
tense changes
-ING Form
as present participle
gerund or infinitive?
gerund/infinitive - difference
in meaning
gerunds
introduction
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Nouns
compound nouns
countable & uncountable
menu - nouns
nationalities
noun gender
plurals
use of capital letters
Passive
active/passive equivalents
form -past
function
get/have something done,
x needs doing
Possessive with 's and '
possessive
Relative Clauses
defining relative clauses
introduction
non-defining relative clauses
prepositions in relative
clauses
The Infinitive
form, with or without 'to'
function
infinitive after question
words
negative infinitive
other forms of infinitive
verbs + infinitive with/without
noun
verbs followed by infinitive
verbs followed by noun +
infinitive
zero infinitive
To Get
examples
get,got,getting
Verbs and Verb Tenses
future continuous
future forms - introduction
future forms - simple future
future perfect
future perfect continuous
future with 'going to'
if sentences with conditional
perfect continuous
if sentences with if + past,would,present
condtional
if sentences with if,condtional
tenses
if sentences with if+not,unless,verbs
if sentences with mixed
conditionals
if sentences with perfect
conditional,if + past perfect
if sentences with wish,would
rather,suppose,what if,if only
if setences with present
continuous conditional
menu / introduction
other forms of future
past continuous
past perfect
past perfect continuous
present continuous
present continuous for future
events
present perfect 1
present perfect 2
present perfect 3
present perfect 4
present perfect continous
simple past
simple present
simple present for future
events
summary
type 1 conditional
zero conditional
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CURSO DE INGLES
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Lesson 1 |
Pronombre personales
sujetos |
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Lesson 2 |
Verbo "To be" |
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Lesson 3 |
Verbo "To have" |
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Lesson 4 |
Verbo "To do" |
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Lesson 5 |
Estructura de la oración |
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Lesson 6 |
Present simple (presente
del indicativo) |
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Lesson 7 |
Present continuous (presente
continuo) |
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Lesson 8 |
Past simple (pasado
simple) |
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Lesson 9 |
Forma pasada de los
verbos regulares |
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Lesson 10 |
Verbos irregulares |
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Lesson 11 |
Past continuous (pasado
continuo) |
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Lesson 12 |
Present participle (gerundio) |
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Lesson 13 |
Present perfect (pretérito
perfecto) |
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Lesson 14 |
Present perfect continuous |
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Lesson 15 |
Present participle (gerundio) |
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Lesson 16 |
Otras formas de futuro |
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Lesson 17 |
Future continuous (futuro
continuo) |
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Lesson 18 |
Future perfect (futuro
perfecto) |
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Lesson 19 |
Conditional (condicional) |
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Lesson 20 |
Conditional perfect
(condicional perfecto) |
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Lesson 21 |
Nouns (substantivos) |
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Lesson 22 |
Adjectives (adjetivos) |
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Lesson 23 |
Adverbs (adverbios) |
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Lesson 24 |
Articles (artículos) |
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Lesson 25 |
Adjetivos y pronombres
demonstrativos |
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Lesson 26 |
Adjetivos y pronombres
posesivos |
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Lesson 27 |
Adjetivos y pronombres
interrogativos |
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Lesson 28 |
Pronombres personales
objetos |
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Lesson 29 |
Pronombres reflexivos |
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Lesson 30 |
Forma pasiva |
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Lesson 31 |
Preguntas y respuestas
cortas |
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Lesson 32 |
Question tags |
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Lesson 33 |
Preposiciones de tiempo
(at, in, on) |
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Lesson 34 |
Otras preposiciones
de tiempo |
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Lesson 35 |
Preposiciones de lugar
(at, in, on) |
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Lesson 36 |
Preposiciones de movimiento |
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Lesson 37 |
Preposiciones según
el medio de transporte |
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Lesson 38 |
"By the time", "on time", "in time" |
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Lesson 39 |
Preposiciones "above"
y "over" |
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Lesson 40 |
Preposiciones "under"
y "below" |
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Lesson 41 |
Otras preposiciones
de lugar |
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Lesson 42 |
Verbos modales I - Can |
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Lesson 43 |
Verbos modales II -
Must |
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Lesson 44 |
Verbos modales III - May/Might |
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Lesson 45 |
Verbos modales IV -
Should |
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Lesson 46 |
Verbos modales V - Would |
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Lesson 47 |
"Much", "Many", "Little",
"Few" |
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Lesson 48 |
"Still", "Yet" |
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Lesson 49 |
"Like", "As" |
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Lesson 50 |
"Quite", "Rather" |
LISTENIGN EXERCISES
Temario
Inglés: Repaso de Gramática
This
index includes 427 references to both the Guide to Grammar and Writing and Principles of Composition. It does not, however, include references
to the interactive Quizzes or to the Grammarlogs (posted responses to ASK GRAMMAR queries).
The Frequently Asked Questions page and the Guide's Search Engine will also help you find help on grammatical
issues, tips on composition, and advice on English usage.
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A, An, The (articles)
A- Adjectives
Abbreviations
Abstract Nouns
Absolute Phrases
Acronyms (plurals of)
Acronyms (redundancy)
Active Voice (in verbs)
A.D. and B.C.
Adjectives
Adjective Clauses
Adjectival Labels
Adjuncts
Adverbs
Adverb Clauses
Adverbial Conjunctions
Agenda (for meetings)
Agent (of a sentence)
Agreement: Pron. & Ant.
Agreement: Subj. - Verb
Alphabetical Order
Amplifiers
Analysis-Classification
And to begin sent.
Anomalous Anonymies
Antecedent
Apologetic Quotation Marks
Apostrophe
APA-style Documentation
Appositive Phrases
Argumentative Essays
Articles
Articles & Acronyms
As versus Like
Ask Grammar
Attributive Noun
Author's Credentials
Auxiliary Verbs
Awards (for this site)
Bad and Badly
Bare Infinitive
"Be" (the verb)
Because to begin sent.
Because clause
Bible (parallelism)
Bookshelf (recommended)
Brackets
Brainstorming
British Spelling
Bulleted Lists
Bush, George W., solecisms
Business Letter (format)
But to begin sent.
Can and Could
Capitalization
Case (of pronouns)
Cases in appositives
Catenative Verbs
Causative Verbs
Cause-Effect Essays
Classification-Analysis
Clauses
Cleft Sentences
Clichés (Eliminating)
Clustering (ideas)
Coherence
Collective Adjectives
Collective Nouns
Colon
Combining Sentences
Commas
Comma Splices
Company Names
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adverbs
Comparison-Contrast
Complements
Complete Predicates
Complex Sentences
Compositions (writing)
Compound Plurals
Compound Possessives
Compound Words
Compound Sentences
Compounded Subjects/Objects
Compound-Complex Sentences
Compounding Pronouns
Computers and Writing
Concluding Paragraphs
Concrete Language
Concise Sentences
Conditional Verbs
Conditional (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Confusion (Eliminating)
Conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs
Conjuncts
Contractions
Contractions (in essays)
Coordinate Adjectives
Coordinating Conjunctions
Copulas (verbs)
Correlative Conjunctions
Could
Count Nouns
Cumulative Sentences
Dangling Modifiers
Dashes
Deadly Sin Checklist
Definition Essays
Degrees (adj) w/ premodifiers
Demonstrative Pronouns
Dependent Clauses
Descriptive Essays
Determiners
Diagramming Sentences
Dictionaries, Thesauri (list)
Direct Objects
Directory of Tenses
Discontinuous noun phrase
Disjuncts
Display (Vertical) Lists
Ditransitive Verbs
Do, Does, Did
Do versus Make
Double Negatives
Double Possessives
Double Prepositions
Double Punctuation
Downtoners
Dynamic Verbs
Editing/Proofreading
E.g. and i.e.
Ellipsis
Elliptical Clauses
E-mail (capitals)
Emphasizers
Emphatic Sentences
Essay Writing
Essential Clauses
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Euphemism
Evaluative Essays
Examples (in essays)
Exclamation Mark
Expletive Constructions
Factitive Verbs
Family Names (plurals)
FANBOYS
FAQ (page)
Few and A Few
Fewer and Less
Finite Verbs
First Conditional
Five-Paragraph Essay
Focus Adverbs
Format Requirements
Fragments
Freewriting
Freq. Asked Questions
Fused Sentences
Future Tenses
Gender Problems
Gerunds
Gerunds vs Infinitives
Gerund Phrases
Gettysburg Address (parallelism)
Going to . . .
Good and Well
GRAMMARLOGS (answers)
GrammarPoll
GrammarRock Lyrics
Guestbook
Guestbook Archives
Have, Has, and Had
Helping Verbs
Historical (a/an)
Holidays (forms)
Homonyms/Homophones
Hyphens
I.e. and e.g.
Imperative Mood
Indefinite Pronouns
Indefinite Relative Pronouns
Independent Clauses
Indicative Mood
Indirect Objects
Indirect Questions
Indirect Quotations
Indirect Speech
Infinitives
Infinitive Phrases
Initials
Intensifiers (adverbs)
Intensifiers (Unnecessary)
Intensive Pronouns
Interjections
Internet (writing resource)
Interrobang
Interrogative Adjectives
Interrogative Pronouns
Intransitive Verbs
Introductory Paragraphs
Inversion (of subj-verb)
Irregular Plurals
Irregular Verb Forms
Italics
Its versus It's
Jr., Sr., etc.
Lay, lie
Less and Fewer
Like versus As
Linking Verbs
Lists
Literature (writing about)
Little and A Little
Logic
Mass Nouns
May and Might
Minutes (for meetings)
Misplaced Modifiers
Mixed Constructions
Mixed Metaphors
MLA-style documentation
Mnemonics (spelling)
Modal Auxiliary Verbs
Modifiers
Modifier Placement
Moods of Verbs
More Than vs Over
Mutating/Mutated Plurals
Myself, me
Narrative Essays
Nonrestrictive Clauses
Negative Adverbs
Nominative Absolute
Nominative Possessive
Non-Count Nouns
None (singular/plural)
Non-Finite Verbs
Nouns
Noun Clauses
Noun Markers
Noun of Address
Noun Phrases
NOTORIOUS CONFUSABLES
Numbered Lists
Numbers (Using)
Object Complements
Objectivity (maintaining)
Objects
One (as a pronoun)
Online Resources
Outlining
Over vs. more than
Oxford Comma
Packed Noun Phrases
Paragraphs
Parallelism
Parentheses
Parenthetical Elements
Participles
Participial Phrases
Particles
Parts of Speech
Passive Gerunds
Passive Infinitives
Passive Participles
Passive Voice (in verbs)
Perfect Infinitive
Periodic Sentences
Periods
Person (of pronouns)
Personal Essays
Personal Pronouns
Phrasal Modals
Phrasal Verbs
Phrases
Plagiarism (avoiding)
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Plague Words
Pleonasm
Plural Noun Forms
Plurals & Apostrophes
Plurals of Compounds
Point of View
Possessives
Possessive w/ Gerunds
Powerpoint Presentations
Predeterminers
Predicate Adjectives
Predicate Nominative
Predicates
Prefixes
Preposition (end of sent.)
Prepositions
Prepositions (list)
Prepositions, Superfluous
Prepositional Phrases
Primer Language (Avoiding)
Process Essays
Progressive Verbs
Pronouns (Defined)
Pronoun - Ant. Agrmnt
Pronouns & Nouns Combined
Pronoun Cases
Pronoun Consistency
Proofreading/Editing
Proofreading Symbols
Proper Adjectives
Proper Nouns
Punctuation
Purpose (in writing)
Quantifiers
Question Marks
QUIZZES
Quotation Marks
Reciprocal Pronouns
Redundancy (Avoiding)
Referral Form
Relative Adverbs
Relative Clauses
Relative Pronouns
Reflexive Pronouns
Reported Speech
Research Papers
Restrictive Clauses
Resulting Copulas
Resumes
Resumptive Modifier
Reviews (Literary)
Rhetorical Questions
Run-on Sentences
SEARCH ENGINE
Second Conditional
Sequence of Tenses
Semicolons
Sentence Combining
Sentences (defined)
Sentences (types)
Sentential Clauses
Sequence of Verbs
Serial Comma
Sexism in Language
Shall and Will
Should
Sic
Silent Speech
Simple Predicates
Simple Sentences
Simple Subjects
Single Quote Marks
Slant (or Slash)
Slash (or Virgule)
Solidus (or Slant)
Spelling
Split Infinitives
Sports Teams' Names
Squinting Modifiers
Stacked Noun Phrases
Stative Verbs
Stylistic Fragments
Subject Complements
Subjects
Subject-Verb Agreement
Subject-Verb Inversion
Subjunctive Mood
Subordinate Clause
Subordinating Conjunctions
Summative Modifier
Suffixes
Superlative (Adjectives)
Suspended Compounds
Tag Questions
Tenses of Verbs
Tense Consistency
Than and Then
Than (in comparisons)
That (omitted)
That versus Which
Thesis Statement
Third Conditional
Third-Person Essays
Titles (italics, etc.)
"To Be" Verb
Tone
Topic Sentence
Toward and Towards
Transitions (b/w sentences, par's)
Transitive Verbs
Unbiased Language
Underlining
Understood Subjects
Untriggered Reflexive Pron.
Used to
Verbals
Verbs
Verb Complements
Verb Tense Sequence
Verb Tense Directory
Verb Tenses
Verb Tense Consistency
Vertical (Display) Lists
Viewpoint Adverbs
Virgule (or Slash)
Vocatives
Vocabulary (Building)
Voice (active/passive)
Warning (about Guide use)
Well and Good
Which versus That
Who and Whom
Will and Shall
Will and Would
Wordy versus Concise Sentences
Writers (on writing)
Writer's Block
Zero Articles
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