English grammar

Verbs

• Verbs: definition, types, forms
• The present tenses
• Expressing the future
• Past tenses
• Conditional structures
• The passive
• The infinitive
• The imperative
• Gerunds, participles and -ing forms
• To be : main verb, auxiliary, or modal
• To have : main verb, auxiliary, or modal
• Modal verbs 1. - can, may <$1$2 nd might
• Modal verbs 2  - must, should, ought to...
• Verbs of enabling & permission
• Phrasal & prepositional verbs
• Irregular verb tables

The noun phrase

• Nouns
• Noun phrases
• Count and non-count nouns
• Pronouns
• Demonstratives
• Articles  
• Some, any, no
• Other quantifiers
• Numbers
• Numbers - ordinals
• Fractions and decimals
• The possessive
• Adjectives in English
• Adjective order in English

Other parts of speech

• Adverbs in English
• Prepositions 

Sentences and clauses

• Word order in English 1
• Word order in English, 2 : questions
• Negation and negative structures
• Reported questions in English
• NEW Tag questions - definition, structures, usage
• Relative clauses in English
• Conditional clauses in English
• Conjunctions, connectors $2 oordination and subordination
• Conjunctive adverbs (such as <$1$2 herefore)
• Punctuation in English

Words

• Small points sub-index
• Word stress in English
• Using since or fo"$2
• Still, yet, again, already

The English language

• The importance of grammar
• The short story of English
• Language and style
• Glossary of English slang