grammar-for-english.blogspot.com

English Grammar

100 Golden Grammar Rules! Posted by IELTS Class. Sunday, 29 June 2008. 1 Don’t use an. Sue needs her own. Sue needs an own room. I’d like a. Phone line of my own. An own phone line. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 405. 2 Use or rather. She’s German – or rather. She’s German – or better, Austrian. I’ll see you on Friday – or rather. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 157. 3 Use the simple present – play(s), rain(s). A lot in November.

http://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com/

OVERVIEW OF grammar-for-english.blogspot.com

TRAFFIC RANK

>1,000,000

REVIEWS

0

PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE

7

LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE

CONTACTS

ADDRESSES

SOCIAL LINKS

ONLINE SINCE

WEBSITE DETAILS

SEO

PAGES

SIMILAR SITES

TRAFFIC RANK FOR GRAMMAR-FOR-ENGLISH.BLOGSPOT.COM

TODAY'S RATING

>1,000,000

TRAFFIC RANK - AVERAGE PER MONTH

BEST MONTH

December

AVERAGE PER DAY Of THE WEEK

HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON

Saturday

TRAFFIC BY CITY

Sign up

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Average Rating: 4.0 out of 5 with 10 reviews

5 star

7

4 star

0

3 star

1

2 star

0

1 star

2

Hey there! Start your review of grammar-for-english.blogspot.com

AVERAGE USER RATING

Write a Review

WEBSITE PREVIEW

LOAD TIME

2.6 seconds

FAVICON PREVIEW

16x16
32x32

CONTACTS AT GRAMMAR-FOR-ENGLISH.BLOGSPOT.COM

ADD CONTACT

Login

TO VIEW CONTACTS

Remove Contacts

FOR PRIVACY ISSUES

CONTENT

PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE

7

SSL

EXTERNAL LINKS

0

SITE IP

216.58.194.161

LOAD TIME

2.624 sec

SCORE

6.2

PAGE TITLE

English Grammar | grammar-for-english.blogspot.com Reviews

<META> DESCRIPTION

100 Golden Grammar Rules! Posted by IELTS Class. Sunday, 29 June 2008. 1 Don’t use an. Sue needs her own. Sue needs an own room. I’d like a. Phone line of my own. An own phone line. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 405. 2 Use or rather. She’s German – or rather. She’s German – or better, Austrian. I’ll see you on Friday – or rather. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 157. 3 Use the simple present – play(s), rain(s). A lot in November.

<META> KEYWORDS

1 english grammar

2 golden grammar rules

3 by michael swan

4 with own

5 room not

6 not …

7 to correct yourself

8 austrian not

9 saturday

10 i play

CONTENT

Page content here

KEYWORDS ON PAGE

english grammar,golden grammar rules,by michael swan,with own,room not,not …,to correct yourself,austrian not,saturday,i play,it usually rains,home not,i was born,shakespeare was born,8 police,the police are,books,i love music,not have better,look,verb

SERVER

GSE

CONTENT-TYPE

utf-8

GOOGLE PREVIEW

English Grammar | grammar-for-english.blogspot.com Reviews

https://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com

100 Golden Grammar Rules! Posted by IELTS Class. Sunday, 29 June 2008. 1 Don’t use an. Sue needs her own. Sue needs an own room. I’d like a. Phone line of my own. An own phone line. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 405. 2 Use or rather. She’s German – or rather. She’s German – or better, Austrian. I’ll see you on Friday – or rather. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 157. 3 Use the simple present – play(s), rain(s). A lot in November.

INTERNAL PAGES

grammar-for-english.blogspot.com

1

English Grammar: Hot! 100 Golden Grammar Rules!

http://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com/2008/06/hot-100-golden-grammar-rules.html

100 Golden Grammar Rules! Posted by IELTS Class. Sunday, 29 June 2008. 1 Don’t use an. Sue needs her own. Sue needs an own room. I’d like a. Phone line of my own. An own phone line. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 405. 2 Use or rather. She’s German – or rather. She’s German – or better, Austrian. I’ll see you on Friday – or rather. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 157. 3 Use the simple present – play(s), rain(s). A lot in November.

2

English Grammar: Mood

http://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com/2008/06/mood.html

Posted by IELTS Class. Monday, 23 June 2008. Mood is a property of a verb that tells a reader whether a sentence is a statement, a question, a request, or a wish. There are three primary moods in English: the indicative, the imperative, and the subjunctive. Most sentences are in the indicative mood. It is used to make statements, express opinions, and ask questions. The sky is blue. I think the sky is blue. Is the sky blue? Tell me the color of the sky. If I were king, I would make the sky purple. Articl...

3

English Grammar: Nouns as Adjectives

http://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com/2008/06/nouns-as-adjectivesnouns-as-adjectives.html

Posted by IELTS Class. Monday, 23 June 2008. Used as adjectives to modify other nouns. Theater was full of eager fans. For readability’s sake, however, avoid using more than two in a row. Awkward: the downtown business district revitalization meeting. Better: the meeting to discuss the revitalization of the downtown business district. In some cases, a noun used as an adjective may be confusing or awkward. If an adjectival form of a noun exists, it is usually best to use it instead. 17 June 2015 at 22:19.

4

English Grammar: Objects

http://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com/2008/06/objects.html

Posted by IELTS Class. Monday, 23 June 2008. A noun or pronoun can serve as a direct object, an indirect object, or an object of a preposition or a verbal (e.g., a participle, an infinitive, or a gerund). A direct object is the receiver of an action described by a transitive verb. It answers the question whom. Henry bought a present. An indirect object is the person or thing to which or for which the action is performed. It answers the question to what,. For what, to whom,. 16 June 2015 at 04:37. Though ...

5

English Grammar: Nouns

http://grammar-for-english.blogspot.com/2008/06/nouns.html

Posted by IELTS Class. Monday, 23 June 2008. A noun is a word or phrase that represents a thing, a place, a person, or an idea. Nouns are primarily used as subjects of sentences and objects of verbs and prepositions. They are often, but not always, preceded by a. The form of a noun may. Change to reflect its case (nominative, objective, or possessive) or number (singular or plural). Common nouns: organization, street, mother. Proper nouns: Democratic Party, Rocky Mountains, Aunt Jenny. Word of the Day.

UPGRADE TO PREMIUM TO VIEW 2 MORE

TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE

7

OTHER SITES

grammar-explorer.net

English Grammar :: Home

grammar-express.com

Grammar Express | Apps to Learn English at Express Speed

Grammar Express Super Edition. Grammar Up: Phrasal Verbs. Grammar Express Parts of Speech. Grammar Express Active & Passive Voice. Grammar Express Reported Speech. Grammar Express Clause Analysis. Grammar Express Question Tag. Grammar Express Figures of Speech. Grammar Express Correct Usage. Apps to Learn English at Express Speed.

grammar-fairy.blogspot.com

The Lair of the Grammar Fairy

The Lair of the Grammar Fairy. She may be teeny-tiny. She really is petit. But that will never stop her. Day 13 - The Emos, they LIE! The Mary Sue Litmus Test. Guide to Grammar and Writing. The call of Chutulu and Other Weird Stories - H.P Lovecraft. Tuesday, July 15, 2008. However, until then, what do I do? It's kind of hazardous to set a story in the UK when I hardly know anything about it, I don't know where to start. So frustrating. Labels: Marrow's 30 Day Challenge. Posted by M 6:20 pm. Maybe," Keir...

grammar-fish.com

www.grammar-fish.com coming soon

Afrihost - pure internet joy. Has been registered on behalf of a client. When will the site be ready? We're not quite sure, but they're probably working on it. We suggest contacting them directly to find out. Afrihost - Pure Internet Joy.

grammar-for-dummies.com

Grammar For Dummies

It is well to remember that grammar is common speech formulated - Somerset Maugham. I am a Teacher of English with 20 years of experience of teaching English. English language classes for beginners, advanced beginners, intermediate students, and anyone. Who wants to improve their understanding and mastery of the English language. 484 Kensington Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48307, USA. Last modified: June 11, 2009.

grammar-for-english.blogspot.com

English Grammar

100 Golden Grammar Rules! Posted by IELTS Class. Sunday, 29 June 2008. 1 Don’t use an. Sue needs her own. Sue needs an own room. I’d like a. Phone line of my own. An own phone line. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 405. 2 Use or rather. She’s German – or rather. She’s German – or better, Austrian. I’ll see you on Friday – or rather. For more details, see Practical English Usage. 3rd Edition section 157. 3 Use the simple present – play(s), rain(s). A lot in November.

grammar-furnitech.com

Domain Default page

If you are seeing this message, the website for is not available at this time. If you are the owner of this website, one of the following things may be occurring:. You have not put any content on your website. Your provider has suspended this page. Please login to to receive instructions on setting up your website. This website was created using our Parallels Panel product. We offer a full line of Billing, Sitebuilder and cloud computing tools. Please visit www.parallels.com. To find out more information.

grammar-geeks-only.wikispaces.com

Grammar-Geeks-Only - home

Skip to main content. Classroom Forms and Documents. Enrichment with Mrs. Mac. Helpful Links and Resources. Mrs McClellan's Bookshelf. Help on how to format text. Contributions to http:/ grammar-geeks-only.wikispaces.com/ are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 License. TES: The largest network of teachers in the world. Turn off "Getting Started".

grammar-geeks.wikispaces.com

Grammar-Geeks - home

Skip to main content. Shakespeare and Old English. Welcome to Grammar Geeks! Here, you will learn about all of the types of speech we use every day. Then, you can navigate to the Punctuation page for info on commas, periods, exclamation points, and other fun sentence enders. Maybe you don't think you're a Grammar Geek, but you will become one if you stay here! Here is a video about all different kinds of verbs:. Help on how to format text. TES: The largest network of teachers in the world.

grammar-girl.tripod.com

Clues for Uncovering the Mysteries of Grammar and the English Language

Clues for Uncovering the Mysteries of Grammar and the English Language. If any of you are like me, then you've got some major questions about this crazy language called English. Throughout my homeschooling years (K-8), and even during high school (California public school), people tried to teach me the importance of grammar, as well as the very basics of English structure. There was just one problem. none of it made any sense to me! By Thomas P. Klammer and The Bedford Handbook. You can email me at:.