English Grammar Index

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a/an64
a and some66–67
a/an and the68
about104E
above102E
active and passiveAppendix 1
across103
adjectives84
adjectives and adverbs (quick/quickly)85
comparatives (older / more expensive)86–88
superlatives (the oldest / the most expensive)89
get + adjective (get tired etc.)55B
possessive adjectives (my/your/her etc.)59, 61
something/anybody etc. + adjective78C
adjectives + preposition (afraid of etc.)105A
adverbs85
word order (always/usually/often etc.)93
advise (advise somebody to ...)52B
afraid (of)105A
after98, 110
ago19B
allall and every etc.79
all (of)80
word order93
along103
alreadyalready + present perfect16B
word order93
also (word order)93
alwaysalways + present simple5C
word order93
am/is/are1–2
am/is/are -ing (present continuous)3–4, 23A, 26, 50C
there is / there are36
an see a
and109
angry (with/about)105A
another64B
anyany and some75
not + any76
any (of)80
anybody/anyone/anything75D, 77–78
anywhere78
apostrophe ('s)my brother's car63
are see am/is/are
around103, 107–108, Appendix 7
arrive101C
articles (a/an/the)64–72
a/an64, 66–67
a/an and the68
the69–72
as (not as ... as)88
askask somebody for ...52B
ask somebody for ...106A
atat 8 o'clock / at night etc.96
at the bus stop / at work etc.99–100
at and to101
at the age of ...104B
auxiliary verbs23, 39–41
awayrun away / throw away etc. (phrasal verbs)107–108, Appendix 7
talk (to)106A
tell/told
He told me that ...49
tell and say49B
Can you tell me where ...?48A
He told me to ...52B
tensesactive and passive Appendix 1
present continuous (I am doing)3–4, 23A, 26, 50C
present simple (I do)5–7, 23D, 26C
past continuous (I was doing)13–14, 23A, 50C
past simple (I did)11–12, 14, 20, 23C
present perfect (I have done)15–20, 23C
be/have/do in present and past tenses23
than87–88
that73
He said that ...(reported speech)49
that and this73
a thing that ...(relative clauses)113
the68–72
the sun / the sky etc.69C
the cinema / the theatre / the bank etc.70B
the flowers / the flowers 71B
the in names of places72
the biggest / the most expensive etc.89
their59, 61
theirs60–61
them58, 61
themselves62
therethere is / there are36
there was/were37A
there has/have been37B
there will be37C
there is and it is36B
these73
think (I think about / I think of)106A
this73
those73
through103
till (= until)97B
time97A
places101, 103
go to ...54A, 101A
get to ...55C, 101C
to + infinitive (to go / to be etc.) see infinitive
too91
too and either41A
turn (turn round / turn on etc.) (phrasal verbs)107–108, Appendix 7
uncountable nouns66–67
(salt/water/music etc.)
under102D, 103
until97A–B, 110B
up103
sit up / pick up etc. (phrasal verbs)107–108, Appendix 6–7
us58, 61
use (It is used to ...)25
usuallyusually + present simple5C
word order93
verbspresent tenses1–9, 23, 26
past tenses10–14, 20, 23
present perfect15–20, 23
passive21–22, Appendix 1
future26–29
modal verbs (will/can/should etc.)28–35, 50A
questions43–46
reported speech49
verbs + to (infinitive)50–52
verbs + preposition (look at / speak to etc.)106
phrasal verbs (get up / put on etc.)107–108, Appendix 6–7
wait (for)53C, 106A
want51A
want somebody to ...52A
was/were10
was/were + -ing (past continuous)13, 23A, 50C
was/were done (passive)21, 23B
there was/were37A
if I was/were ...112B
well85D
were see was
whatWhat ...? and Who ...?44C
What ... like?45B
What ...? and Which ...?46C
when110
when and if111C
whether48C
whichWhich ...? and What ...?46C
Which one/ones?74B
a thing which ...(relative clauses)113
while98, 110
whoWho ...? and What ...?44C
Who ...? and Which ...?46C
a person who ...(relative clauses)113
whose (Whose is this?)60D
will and shall28D, 29C
won’t28C
withwith/without104D
with/without + -ing105B
won’t (= will not)28A
word order93
present continuous questions4B
present simple questions7B
past simple questions12B
passive21–22
Do you know where ...? (embedded questions)48
verb + object92A
place and time92B
always/usually/often etc.93
after get/need95
worse86D
worst89D
wouldI’d like / would you like?35
would like/ love etc.51D
He would buy a car if he had the money112
write (to)106A
yet94
yet + present perfect16C
you58, 61
your59, 61
yours60–61
yourself/yourselves62

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