Beginner Step By Step Learn English Grammar

If you just started learning English, you first need to know some basic rules of the language. Developing a solid foundation in step by step beginner 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.

This is unique method with exercises in Hindi for student and beginner to perform in class and home. It is really nice content and divided into small chapters and it is very easy for learning English Grammar and Translation.

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

1. Basic of English Grammar
   • English Barakhadi
   • Basic Term of Grammar
   • English alphabets – Vowel & Consonant
   • Subject
   • Singular and Plural Number
   • Object
   • Phrase
2. Part of Speech
   • Part of Speech Definition
   • Noun
     • Proper Noun
     • Common Noun
     • Collective Noun
     • Material Noun
     • Abstract Noun
   • Noun: Gender
   • Noun: Number
   • Noun: Case
   • Pronoun
     • Indefinite Pronoun
     • Exclamatory Pronoun
     • Reciprocal Pronoun
     • Relative Pronoun
     • Demonstrative Pronoun
     • Interrogative Pronoun
     • Distributive Pronoun
     • Possessive Pronoun
     • Empathic Pronoun
     • Reflexive Pronoun
   • Verb
     • Helping Verb
     • Verb Forms V1, V2 and V3
   • Adjective
     • Proper Adjective
     • Quality or Descriptive Adjective
     • Quantitative Adjective
     • Numeral Adjective
     • Demonstrative Adjective
     • Interrogative Adjective
     • Distributive Adjective
     • Exclamatory Adjective
     • Emphatic Adjective
     • Possessive Adjective
     • Comparison of Adjective
     • Adjective Used as Noun
     • Noun Vs Adjective
   • Adverb
   • Proposition
   • Conjunction
   • Interjection
3. Punctuation and Use of Capital Letter
4. Sentences Analysis
   • Phrase
   • Clause
   • Sentences
     • Sentences Structure
     • Type of Sentences
       1. Simple Sentences
       2. Compound Sentence
       3. Complex Sentences
       4. Assertive Sentence
       5. Interrogative Sentence
       6. Imperative Sentence
       7. Optative Sentence
       8. Exclamatory Sentence
       9. Conditional Sentences
     • Trick to Revise All Kinds of Sentences
5. Use of Article A and AN
6. Preposition “IN”, “ON” और “AT” for Place and Time
7. Use of Article The
8.  Use of / Is / Am/ Are
9. Use of Verb “TO BE” Was / Were
10. Use of Will Be / Shall Be
11. Use of Has and Meaning
12. Use of Has/Have
13. Use of Had
14. Use of It
15. Use of There
16. Tense
    • Tense Chart with Rules and Examples
    • Present Indefinite Tense
    • Past Indefinite Tense
    • Future Indefinite Tense
    • Present Continuous Tense
    • Past Continuous Tense
    • Future Continuous Tense
    • Present Perfect Tense
    • Past Perfect Tense
    • Future Perfect Tense
    • Present Perfect Continuous Tense
    • Past Perfect Continuous Tense
    • Future Perfect Continuous Tense
    • Present Perfect Tense Vs Past Indefinite Tense
    • Present Perfect Tense Vs Past Perfect Tense
17. Active and Passive Voice
18. Direct and Indirect Speech
19. Use of Participle
20. Use of Gerund
21. Use of Infinitive
22. Use of Do/Does
23. Difference in Do/Does and Did
24. Use of Instead off and Besides
25. Use of About To
26. Use of Seem and Appear
27. Verbs not Used in Present Continuous Tense
28. Use of Modals and Rules
    • Use of Can and Could
    • Use of May and Might
    • Use of Would and Should
    • Use of Must
    • Use of Should
    • Use of Would
    • Use of Need
    • Use of Ought To
    • Use of Dare
    • Use of Used To
    • Use of Should Have, Could Have, Must Have
    • Use of Has To, Have To, Had To
    • Difference Between Can and Could
    • Use of Can and May
    • Use of Will and Shall
29. Use of How Many and How Much
30. Use of This and That
31. Use of Let
32. Use of Either OR
33. Use of Neither OR
34. Use of Since and For
35. Degree of Comparison
36. Use of Apostrophe S
37. Use of Had Better, It is No Use, Nothing But, Wish, Would That
38. Use of Clouse With When, Where, Why, How
39. ‘WH’ Family Words List