My English Grammar is a dynamic digital resource dedicated to the exploration and mastery of English grammar. With meticulously crafted lessons, and vocabulary lists, the platform simplifies complex grammar and vocabulary rules, making them accessible to learners of all proficiency levels. Each module is complemented by interactive practice exercises that offer real-time feedback, allowing users to pinpoint and hone their areas of improvement. Whether you’re a student, an ESL learner, an educator, or a professional seeking to refine your linguistic skills, My English Grammar provides a self-paced, multimedia-rich experience that keeps pace with contemporary language standards, ensuring clarity and precision in communication. It also provides explanation, and definition for English words, and names.
Here’s the vocabulary lists that we offer –
- List of Prepositions
- List Conjunctions
- List of Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: use up – yield to)
- List of Adjectives ending in -ly
- List of Linking Verbs
- Parents and Young names List
- List of Nouns By adding -es to nouns ending in -o
- Irregular Verbs List
- List of Singular and plural forms of compound nouns
- List of Collective Nouns – Things
- List of Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: slow down – start up)
- List of Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: hand around/round – hold up as)
- List of Phrases and Idioms 801-900 (rough – state)
- Collective Nouns – Creatures List
- List of Irregular verbs – All three forms are the same
- Homes of people and creatures (Names) List
- Singular & Plural – By adding -es to nouns ending in -ch, -s, -sh, -ss, -x, and -z (List)
- List of Adverbs
- List of Verbs
- List of Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: stay behind – switch over)
- Forming Abstract Nouns
- Some nouns have same singular and plural forms or have plural ending (-s) – List
- Nouns List – By adding -s to nouns ending in -f or -fe
- Adverbs with two adverbial forms – List
- List of Phrasal Verbs
- Uncountable Nouns made Countable (Partitive) – List
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: pull ahead – put up with) – List
- Phrasal Verbs (sentence examples: call back – cut up) – List
- Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (abandon to – cry over)
- Collective Nouns List
- Pronouns List
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: save on – serve out) – List
- Phrases and Idioms List 101-200 (call – crime)
- Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (sacrifice to – yell at)
- Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (gladden by – muster up)
- Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (sacrifice to – yell at)
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: pass around/round – polish up) – List
- Singular to Plural – The ending -is is changed to -es (List)
- Comparatives and superlatives using ‘more’ and ‘most’ – List
- Collective Nouns – People List
- Irregular Verbs – List Where All three forms are different
- Common Gender (People & Creatures) – List
- Singular & Plural Nouns – By changing -y into -ies if a noun ends in a consonant before the -y (List)
- Comparatives and superlatives using -er and -est (List)
- Singular to Plural: By adding -s or -es to nouns ending in -o (List)
- Forming Adjectives – List
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: tear apart – tie up) – List
- Singular to Plural – By changing -f or -fe into -ves (List)
- Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (gladden by – muster up)
- Phrases and Idioms List 901-1000 (state – world)
- Phrasal Verbs List (Sentence examples: make away with – open up)
- Nouns – Objects, Animals and Sounds List
- Phrasal Verbs List (Sentence examples: eat away – follow up)
- Forming Adverbs – List
- Irregular Verbs List – Only the simple past and past participle are the same
- Singular to Plural – By adding -s to nouns ending in -o (List)
- Auxiliary verb list
- Comparatives and superlatives that are formed irregularly (List)
- Masculine and Feminine Gender List
- List of Absolute Adjectives
- Prepositions after Adjectives (List)
- Phrasal Verbs List (sentence examples: call back – cut up)
- Singular & Plural Nouns – By adding -s or changing -f into -ves (List)
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: take aback – talk up)
- Masculine and Feminine Gender (People) – List
- Masculine and Feminine Gender (Creatures List)
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: touch at – turn up)
- Singular to Plural – By adding -s if there is a vowel before the -y (List)
- Phrases and Idioms List
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: read into – rush out)
- Foreign Phrases commonly used in English (List)
- Proverbs and Sayings List
- Singular and Plural nouns By adding -s (List)
- Transitive/Intransitive Verbs List
- Synonyms List
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: dawn on – dry up)
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: accede to – buy up)
- Sentence examples: Prepositions after verbs (name after – rush through)
- List of Prepositions
- The singular and plural forms of some nouns are the same (List)
- List of Collective adjectives describing group of people
- Adverbs sharing same words as Adjectives (List)
- Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (dabble in – furnish with)
- Singular and plural nouns by changing the vowels (List)
- Forming Nouns from Base Words – List
- Stative Verbs List
- Singular and Plural Nouns List
- Forming Verbs – List
- Antonyms List
- Adjectives List
- Comparison of Adjectives (List)
- Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: give away – go without)
- Homonyms List
- Prepositions after Verbs (List)
