Welcome to the English Grammar Rules Guide! 📘 This resource will help you understand the fundamentals of grammar, from parts of speech to sentence structure. Let's dive in!
Basic Grammar Rules
1. Subject-Verb Agreement
✅ The subject and verb must match in number (plural vs. singular).
- Example: "She runs" (singular) vs. "They run" (plural).
- Special cases: "One is" (singular), "The team are" (plural).
2. Tenses
⏰ Tenses indicate when an action occurs. Key tenses include:
- Present Simple: "I eat"
- Past Simple: "I ate"
- Future Simple: "I will eat"
Learn more about tenses at /en/grammar/tenses.
3. Articles
🔍 Articles are used with nouns:
- A / An: Indefinite articles (e.g., "a book", "an apple").
- The: Definite article (e.g., "the book on the table").
Common Grammar Mistakes
🚫 Avoid these pitfalls:
- Missing articles: "I saw book" (should be "a book" or "the book").
- Incorrect verb forms: "She don't know" (correct: "She doesn't know").
- Misplaced modifiers: "The dog slept on the floor" (vs. "The dog slept on the floor").
Tips for Mastering Grammar
💡 Try these strategies:
- Read extensively to observe natural grammar use.
- Practice writing regularly.
- Use grammar-checking tools like Grammarly for feedback.
For deeper insights, explore our English Vocabulary Guide.
Let me know if you'd like to dive into specific topics like prepositions or punctuation! 📝