GRAMMAR RULES (YEAR 3-YEAR 6)

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1. Common nouns (singular, plural) boy-boys, fox-foxes
2. Countable nouns girls, boxes, candies
3. Possessive pronouns mine, yours, ours, theirs, his, hers, its
4. Interrogative pronouns what, which, who, whom, where
5. Simple past tense go-went, run-ran, put-put
6. Present continuous tense is+..ing, are+...ing
7. Past continuous tense was+...ing, were+...ing
8. Conjunctions because, so, although, since, for, and, but, or, yet
9. Prepositions above, below, between, beside, near, next to
10. Adjectives (comparative & superlative) bigger than, the most beautiful
11. Articles a, an, the
12. Adverbs of time yesterday, today, tonight, then, now, tomorrow
13. Adverbs of place here, anywhere, somewhere, nowhere, nearby,
outside, inside
14. Collective nouns a troop of, a group of, a swarm of
15. Reflexive pronouns myself, ourselves, themselves, itself
16. Simple future tense will, shall
17. Future continuous tense will be, shall be
18. Prepositions of place over, among
19. Prepositions of directions across, through
20. Prepositions of position along, against
21. Adverbs of frequency always, often, sometimes, seldom, never, frequently
22. Adverbs of degree very, too, enough
23. Imperative sentences Sit down, Do not litter, Shut up!
24. Compound noun cowboy, cupboard, airplane
25. Abstract noun pride, confidence
26. Concrete noun school, music
27. Relative pronoun who, whom, which (who/whom refers to people.
Who comes before verb. Whom comes after the first
verb)
28. Adverbs of manner successfully, happily, slowly
29. Simple present tense She likes to eat pizza./ They are hungry./ Gavin and
Ramu play guitar at the living room.
30. Subject-Verb-Agreement singular subject-singular verb (Karim is at school./He
kicks the ball)
plural subject-plural verb ( They have three
children. / The animals are placed in zoo.)
31. Correlative conjunction either...or / neither...nor
32. Prepositions of time and location at, on, in
33. Adjectives opinion, size, quality, age, shape, colour, origin,
material, noun
34. Simple sentences He is eleven years old./ This is Ali.
35. Compound sentences two or more independent clauses joined by a
conjunction (for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so)
I drank a lot of water but I am still thirsty.
36. Complex sentences Subordinating conjunctions are used to make
complex sentences
(since,before,when,although,if,unless,because,while)
She took a bus since her car was stolen.
Although he had a bad day, he served his customer
with smiles on his face.
You should quit the job if you are unsatisfied.