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If you just started learning English, you first need to know some basic rules of the language. Developing a solid foundation in English grammar will not only help you create your own sentences correctly but will also make it easier to improve your communication skills in both spoken and written English. 

Study all the lessons below and incorporate your learning into your speaking and writing. 

# Contents:

1. Singular and Plural Nouns 

2. Count Nouns vs. Non-Count Nouns 

3. Possessive Nouns 

4. Pronouns 

5. 'Be' Verbs 

6. Action Verbs 

7. Adjectives 

8. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 

9. Adverbs 

10. Simple Tense 

11. Progressive and Perfect Tense 

12. Perfect Progressive Tense 

13. Irregular Verbs 

14. Gerunds 

15. Infinitives 1 

16. Infinitives 2 

17. Active Voice and Passive Voice 

18. Indicative, Imperative, Subjunctive Mood 

19. Auxiliary Verbs - 'Be,' 'Do,' 'Have' 

20. Auxiliary Verbs - 'Will/Would,' 'Shall/Should' 

21. Auxiliary Verbs - 'Can/Could,' 'May/Might/Must' 

22. Prepositions - 'On,' 'At,' 'In' 

23. Prepositions - 'Of,' 'To,' 'For' 

24. Prepositions - 'With,' 'Over,' 'By' 

25. Conjunctions - Coordinating and Correlative 

26. Conjunctions - Subordinating 

27. Conjunctive Adverbs 

28. Articles - Indefinite and Definite 

29. Interjections 

30. Capitalization

English Grammar Handbook

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