English Grammar Mastery Quizzes

Course Content

Begin Here

The Main Dashboard

Module 1 – The Parts of the Speech System

Module 2 – The Sentence

Lesson 2.1 – What is a Sentence?
Lesson 2.2 – Subject and Predicate
Lesson 2.3 – Objects and Compliments
Lesson 2.4 – Types of Sentences by Structure
Lesson 2.5 – Types of Sentences by Functions
Lesson 2.6 – Phrases and Clauses
Lesson 2.7 – Sentence Fragments
Lesson 2.8 – Run-On Sentences and Comma Splices
Lesson 2.9 – Sentence Variety and Style
Lesson 2.10 – Tag Questions
Lesson 2.11 – Module 2 Full Assessment

Module 3 – Articles and Determiners

Lesson 3.1 – The Indefinite Articles – A and An
Lesson 3.2 The Definite Article — The
Lesson 3.3 – Zero Article — When to Use No Article
Lesson 3.4 – Common Article Errors
Lesson 3.5 – Demonstrative Determiners — This, That, These, Those
Lesson 3.6 – Possessive Determiners
Lesson 3.7 – Quantifiers with Countable Nouns
Lesson 3.8 – Quantifiers with Uncountable Nouns
Lesson 3.9 – Much, Many, A Lot Of, and Plenty Of
Lesson 3.10 – Few, A Few, Little, and A Little
Lesson 3.11 – Module 3 Full Assessment

Module 4 – The Tense System

Lesson 4.1 – Understanding Tense and Time
Lesson 4.2 – The Simple Present Tense
Lesson 4.3 – The Present Continuous Tense
Lesson 4.4 – The Simple Past Tense
Lesson 4.5 – The Past Continuous Tense
Lesson 4.6 – The Present Perfect Tense
Lesson 4.7 – Present Perfect vs. Simple Past Tense
Lesson 4.8 – The Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Lesson 4.9 – The Past Perfect Tense
Lesson 4.10 – The Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Lesson 4.11 – The Simple Future Tense
Lesson 4.12 – The Future Continuous Tense
Lesson 4.13 – The Future Perfect Tense
Lesson 4.14 – The Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Lesson 4.15 – Tense Consistency in Writing and Speech
Lesson 4.16 – Module 4 Full Assessment

Module 5 – Modal Verbs

Lesson 5.1 – Can and Could
Lesson 5.2 – May and Might
Lesson 5.3 – Will and Would
Lesson 5.4 – Shall and Should
Lesson 5.5 – Must and Have To
Lesson 5.6 – Need To, Needn’t, and Didn’t Need To
Lesson 5.7 – Ought To and Had Better
Lesson 5.8 – Used To and Would for Past Habits
Lesson 5.9 – Must Have, Could Have, Should Have, and More
Lesson 5.10 – Modal Verbs by Function: A Systematic Overview
Lesson 5.11 – Module 5 Full Assessment

Module 6 – Active and Passive Voice

Module 7 – Reported Speech

Lesson 7.1 – Direct Speech and Reported Speech
Lesson 7.2 – Reporting Statements: Tense Backshift
Lesson 7.3 – Reporting Questions
Lesson 7.4 – Reporting Commands, Requests, and Suggestions
Lesson 7.5 – Reporting Verbs Beyond Said
Lesson 7.6 – When Backshift Is Not Required
Lesson 7.7 – Reported Speech with Modal Verbs
Lesson 7.8 – Common Errors in Reported Speech
Lesson 7.9 – Module 7 Full Assessment

Module 8 – Sentence Structures and Clauses

Lesson 8.1 – Clauses, Phrases, and Sentence Types
Lesson 8.2 – Main Clauses and Subordinate Clauses
Lesson 8.3 – Noun Clauses
Lesson 8.4 – Adverbial Clauses
Lesson 8.5 – Relative Clauses: Defining and Non-Defining
Lesson 8.6 – Reduced Relative Clauses
Lesson 8.7 – Non-Finite Clauses: Infinitive, Participial, and Absolute
Lesson 8.8 – Sentence Combining and Clause Embedding
Lesson 8.9 – Common Errors with Clauses and Sentence Structure
Lesson 8.10 – Module 8 Full Assessment

Module 9 – Conditionals and Advanced Hypothetical Structures

Lesson 9.1 – The Zero Conditional
Lesson 9.2 – The First Conditional
Lesson 9.3 – The Second Conditional
Lesson 9.4 – The Third Conditional
Lesson 9.5 – Mixed Conditionals
Lesson 9.6 – Inverted Conditionals
Lesson 9.7 – Alternative Condition Markers Beyond If
Lesson 9.8 – Hypothetical Structures: Wish, If Only, As If, Would Rather
Lesson 9.9 – Module 9 Full Assessment

Module 10 – Transformation and Synthesis

Module 11 – Integrated Grammar Mastery

Module 12 – British and American English Variations

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Course Content

Begin Here

Module 1 – The Parts of the Speech System

Lesson 1.8 – Interjections: Expressing Emotions and Reactions

Module 2 – The Sentence

Lesson 2.1 – What is a Sentence?

Lesson 2.2 – Subject and Predicate

Lesson 2.3 – Objects and Compliments

Lesson 2.4 – Types of Sentences by Structure

Lesson 2.5 – Types of Sentences by Functions

Lesson 2.6 – Phrases and Clauses

Lesson 2.7 – Sentence Fragments

Lesson 2.8 – Run-On Sentences and Comma Splices

Lesson 2.9 – Sentence Variety and Style

Lesson 2.10 – Tag Questions

Lesson 2.11 – Module 2 Full Assessment

Module 3 – Articles and Determiners

Lesson 3.1 – The Indefinite Articles – A and An

Lesson 3.2 The Definite Article — The

Lesson 3.3 – Zero Article — When to Use No Article

Lesson 3.4 – Common Article Errors

Lesson 3.5 – Demonstrative Determiners — This, That, These, Those

Lesson 3.6 – Possessive Determiners

Lesson 3.7 – Quantifiers with Countable Nouns

Lesson 3.8 – Quantifiers with Uncountable Nouns

Lesson 3.9 – Much, Many, A Lot Of, and Plenty Of

Lesson 3.10 – Few, A Few, Little, and A Little

Lesson 3.11 – Module 3 Full Assessment

Module 4 – The Tense System

Lesson 4.1 – Understanding Tense and Time

Lesson 4.2 – The Simple Present Tense

Lesson 4.3 – The Present Continuous Tense

Lesson 4.4 – The Simple Past Tense

Lesson 4.5 – The Past Continuous Tense

Lesson 4.6 – The Present Perfect Tense

Lesson 4.7 – Present Perfect vs. Simple Past Tense

Lesson 4.8 – The Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Lesson 4.9 – The Past Perfect Tense

Lesson 4.10 – The Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Lesson 4.11 – The Simple Future Tense

Lesson 4.12 – The Future Continuous Tense

Lesson 4.13 – The Future Perfect Tense

Lesson 4.14 – The Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Lesson 4.15 – Tense Consistency in Writing and Speech

Lesson 4.16 – Module 4 Full Assessment

Module 5 – Modal Verbs

Lesson 5.1 – Can and Could

Lesson 5.2 – May and Might

Lesson 5.3 – Will and Would

Lesson 5.4 – Shall and Should

Lesson 5.5 – Must and Have To

Lesson 5.6 – Need To, Needn’t, and Didn’t Need To

Lesson 5.7 – Ought To and Had Better

Lesson 5.8 – Used To and Would for Past Habits

Lesson 5.9 – Must Have, Could Have, Should Have, and More

Lesson 5.10 – Modal Verbs by Function: A Systematic Overview

Lesson 5.11 – Module 5 Full Assessment

Module 6 – Active and Passive Voice

Lesson 6.1 – Active and Passive: Understanding the Difference

Lesson 6.2 – Forming the Passive Voice Across Tenses

Lesson 6.3 – When to Use the Passive Voice

Lesson 6.4 – The Passive with Modal Verbs

Lesson 6.5 – The Passive with Reporting Verbs

Lesson 6.6 – Get Passive

Lesson 6.7 – Common Errors with the Passive Voice

Lesson 6.8 – Module 6 Full Assessment

Module 7 – Reported Speech

Lesson 7.1 – Direct Speech and Reported Speech

Lesson 7.2 – Reporting Statements: Tense Backshift

Lesson 7.3 – Reporting Questions

Lesson 7.4 – Reporting Commands, Requests, and Suggestions

Lesson 7.5 – Reporting Verbs Beyond Said

Lesson 7.6 – When Backshift Is Not Required

Lesson 7.7 – Reported Speech with Modal Verbs

Lesson 7.8 – Common Errors in Reported Speech

Lesson 7.9 – Module 7 Full Assessment

Module 8 – Sentence Structures and Clauses

Lesson 8.1 – Clauses, Phrases, and Sentence Types

Lesson 8.2 – Main Clauses and Subordinate Clauses

Lesson 8.3 – Noun Clauses