English Grammar Review

This set of flashcards covers essential grammar topics for English language learners, focusing on verb forms, sentence structures, and expressions used in both written and spoken language.

Present Simple

Used to talk about habits or routines that are generally true.

Present Continuous

Describes actions happening at the moment of speaking.

State Verbs

Verbs that are not usually used in continuous tenses, describing thoughts, feelings, etc.

Adverbs of Frequency

Words that describe how often actions occur, e.g. always, usually, sometimes.

-ing Form

Used as a subject or after certain verbs and prepositions.

Verb Patterns

Patterns such as verb + to + infinitive or verb + -ing.

Phrasal Verbs

Combinations of verbs with particles that create new meanings.

Reported Speech

Used to report what someone said, often changing the tense.

Passive Voice

Focuses on the action or the recipient rather than the doer.

Quantifiers

Words that indicate the amount of something, e.g. much, many, a few.

First Conditional

Used for real or possible future situations.

Second Conditional

Used for hypothetical or unreal situations.

Reflexive Pronouns

Pronouns that refer back to the subject of the sentence.

Modals for Advice

Using 'should,' 'must,' and 'have to' for giving recommendations or rules.

Comparatives and Superlatives

Used to compare differences among objects, people, or actions.

'Be going to'

Used to express plans or intentions for the future.

-ing Forms After Verbs

Certain verbs require the following action to be in the -ing form.

Making Recommendations

To suggest something that someone should do.