- Parts of Speech
- Noun
- Pronoun
- Verbs
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Preposition
- Conjunction
- Interjection
- Sentence Structure
- Phrases
- Verbal phrases
- participial
- nominative absolute
- gerund
- infinitive
- Prepositional phrases
- adjectival
- adverbial
- Introductory phrases
- Parenthetical/appositive phrases
- Fragments
- Clauses
- Adjectival
- Adverbial
- Noun
- Expletives
- Sentence patterns/elements
- Subject
- subjective complement
- predicate nominative/noun
- predicate adjective
- Verb/predicate
- Direct object
- objective complement
- Indirect object
- Verbs
- Moods
- Modals
- Tenses
- Rules of Concord
- The rules of concord
- Common grammar errors
- Commonly confused words
- American vs. British English
- Article Usage
- Definite article
- Indefinite articles
- No article
- Punctuations
- Endmarks
- period
- question mark
- exclamation point
- Comma
- Colon
- Semicolon
- Dashes
- hyphen
- endash
- emdash
- minus
- Quotations
- single and double quotations
- single and double straight quotations
- single and double prime symbols
- apostrophes
Thursday, September 9, 2010
ESL Basics
I've been working on this other baby site of mine called ESL Basics. I intend to compile in this website the grammar topics I teach to my professional learners in a copy-editing training initiated by the company I work for. It's going to be a huge, in-depth database designed for those who want to learn English as a Second Language. Here is the outline (I will link each to their respective actual pages as soon as I finish uploading the latter):
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