English Lessons
Common Words
English Basics
Animals
Fruits & Vegetables
House-related words
kitchen-related words
Clothes vocabulary
Jobs
Sports
Nature
Technology-related words
Business-related words
Medicine-related words
English Grammar
Parts of speech
Punctuation
Linking words
Tenses
Past simple
Past continuous
Past perfect
Past perfect continuous
Present Simple
present continuous
Present Perfect
Present perfect continuous
Future simple
Future continuous
Future Perfect
Future perfect continuous
Modal Verbs
Relative Clauses
Comparatives & superlatives
If conditionals
Passive Voice
Direct & Indirect Speech
Parts of Speech
Noun
: nouns are used to talk about a person, a place, a thing or an idea.
Examples
: Tom, New York, pen, hope.
Pronoun
: is used if you don't want to mention the name of a person, place, thing or idea.
Examples
: I, you, they, us, he, she, it.
Verb
: it describes an action.
Examples
: play, eat, drink, walk.
Adverb
: it describes a verb, and it is an answer of question that stars with where, when or how.
Examples
: continuously, regularly, consistently.
Adjective
: it describes a noun or a pronoun.
Examples
: nice, green, obese, skinny, polite.
Preposition
: it describes the relationship between a pronoun or a noun with other word.
Examples
: from, to, in, at, on, for.
Interjection
: it shows an emotion.
Examples
: Hey! Oops! Well! Aha!
Conjunction
: it connects two ideas with each other.
Examples
: however, but, and, or, yet. therefore, because.
Common Words
English Basics
Animals
Fruits & Vegetables
House-related words
kitchen-related words
Clothes vocabulary
Jobs
Sports
Nature
Technology-related words
Business-related words
Medicine-related words
English Grammar
Parts of speech
Punctuation
Linking words
Tenses
Past simple
Past continuous
Past perfect
Past perfect continuous
Present Simple
present continuous
Present Perfect
Present perfect continuous
Future simple
Future continuous
Future Perfect
Future perfect continuous
Modal Verbs
Relative Clauses
Comparatives & superlatives
If conditionals
Passive Voice
Direct & Indirect Speech