Master English Grammar

To make speech colorful and detailed.

Comparing products, people, situations.

To express habits and routines accurately.

Context 'when' for clarity.

To describe the manner of an action.

For Writing.

To be understood.

To point at and identify things clearly.

Talking about indefinite quantity.

Correct selection of much/many and is/are.

To correctly introduce nouns in sentences.

To express quantities correctly.

Foundation for all other grammar.

Basic noun usage in all contexts.

To express ownership clearly.

To avoid repetition and speak naturally.

Estimating scale.

Basic literacy and defining 'known/unknown' information.

Dialogue and communication.

Maintaining conversation, politeness.

Transmitting words of others.

To connect ideas logically and create flow.

To quote others accurately and write dialogue.

To construct complex, sophisticated sentences.

To ask questions correctly and get information.

To emphasize actions over actors, especially in formal writing.

To be understood correctly.

Hypothetical reasoning, dreaming, regrets.

To report conversations and relay information.

Connecting words.

Descriptions and definitions without interruption.

Formal style, documents.

Complex thinking.

To describe actions happening right now and temporary situations.

Foundation for all basic communication.

To express duration and time relationships accurately.

To express ongoing actions at specific future times.

To express intentions, predictions, and plans.

Navigation in plans and schedules.

To describe past scenes and interrupted actions.

Foundation for all past narration.

Nostalgia, talking about the past.

To express completion before future deadlines.

To sequence past events clearly.

Language system mastery.

Sharing experience and news.

To sound natural and understand native speakers.

To give instructions and make requests politely.

To understand teacher explanations and dictionaries.

Existence, description of state.

Foundation for constructing 90% of English sentences.

To express obligation and necessity accurately.

To describe feelings and characteristics accurately.

Grammar foundation.

Connecting two verbs.

Essential for past tense and perfect tenses.

To express ability, permission, obligation, and possibility.

To understand and sound like native speakers.