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Topic

Working with Grammar

Learning resources

Adjectives
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Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives
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Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adverb
Subject Material, Film
Adverbs/Adverbials
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Definite / Indefinite Articles
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Capital Letters
Subject Material, Film
Concord Between Subject and Verbal
Subject Material, Interactive content
Concord
Subject Material, Film, Interactive content
Formal and Informal Language
Subject Material, Interactive content
Indefinite Pronouns and Determiners
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Word Classes
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It or There
Subject Material, Film, Interactive content
About Nouns
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Nouns
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Pronouns
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Relative Pronouns
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Verb Tense
Subject Material, Film
Who and Which
Subject Material, Film
Word Order
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Word Order
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Learning paths

Grammar: Self-assessment
This learning path is a good place to start if you are not sure how to start the process of improving your grammar.
Learning Path
A/An and The (Indefinite and Definite Articles)
Learn how to use the indefinite (A/An) and definite (The) articles in English.
Learning Path
Word Order
The term word order refers, strictly speaking, to the relative order of the subject and verbal in a sentence.
Learning Path
Nouns
This learning path is all about the basics of nouns. What is the difference between a common and proper noun? When should a noun be capitalized?
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Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns
This learning path will help you learn more about countable, uncountable and other irregular nouns.
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Verb conjugation (verbbøying)
In this learning path you will learn the basic rules of verb conjugation (verbbøying) in English.
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Concord: choosing the correct form of the verb
This learning path will help you understand concord; agreement between the subject and the verb in a sentence.
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Using the -ing Form of Verbs
The grammar animations in this learning path explain the main rules about when and why to use the -ing form of verbs.
Learning Path
Adjectives
Learn more about adjectives in this learning path. How do we use them to compare people and things? How can they be used to improve your language?
Learning Path
Adverbs
An adverb is a word that describes a verb and tells us something about the action in a sentence; when, where and how something is done.
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Pronouns
In this learning path yow will learn more about three of the main classes of pronouns; personal, possessive and reflexive.
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Replacing Norwegian "som" (Relative Pronouns)
The most important relative pronouns in English are: who, that, which, whom and what. Find out more about them in this learning path.
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It vs. There
This learning path will help you learn how to use anticipatory It and There correctly.
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Prepositions
A preposition indicates a relationship between two words, usually linking a noun or pronoun with another noun or pronoun.
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Linking words and phrases
Improve your language by completing this learning path about linking words and phrases in English.
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Supplementary content

Descriptive Language
Subject Material, Film, Additional content
Text Cohesion
Subject Material, Additional content
Verbal Nouns (ing-form)
Subject Material, Additional content
Capitalize or not when used within a sentence?
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Homonyms (spelled alike)
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Pronouns, Advanced
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Relative Pronouns 2
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Tricky Words in English - (Spelling)
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Some or Any
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Phrasal Verbs
Task, Additional content
Phrasal Verbs, Multiple Choice
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Phrasal Verbs, Find Synonyms
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Restrictive relative clause or not?
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Noun, Verb, Adjective or Adverb?
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Nouns: Test your knowledge
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Confusables
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Idioms - Multiple Choice
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Choose the correct preposition
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Choose the Correct Preposition
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Choose the Correct Preposition
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Adverb or Adjective
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Was or Were?
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Conjugate These Verbs
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
Continuous Form (-ing)
Task, Interactive content, Additional content
From Adjective to Adverb
Task, Interactive content, Additional content

Subject Material

Film

Capital Letters

Watch this video clip (1:55 min.) to learn more about how to use capital letters.

Film: Knut Inge Skifjeld, Anne Scott Hagen / CC BY-SA 4.0