"Only in grammar can you be more than perfect."
William Safire

It goes without saying that grammar is the backbone of any language. Without grammar the language looks distorted and your messages look perplexing, barren, dull, enigmatic or even out of point. So grammar can help you render your language comfortably eloquent. It also makes your messages expressive and easily decoded. The level of your discourse jumps at once to an elevated level and becomes easy to assimilate. In brief, the more grammar you master, the more attractive your language is. more >>

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LESSONS
• The English Sentence Quickly    new
• Relative Pronouns Vs Relative Adverbs
• Common Phrasal Verbs List   
• Prefix List   
• Clauses Purpose   
• Restrictive & Non-restrictive Clauses    How and when to use each one of them?
• Boring but Interesting    Almost all about adjectives.
• Demonstrative Adjectives
• Gerund or Infinitive?
• Passive Voice
• Reported Speech
• Used to
• Use of 'only'
• if - clause    (conditional types)

  TENSES

• The verb "to be" in Present simple
• am, is or are
• Past of "to be"
• Simple Present
• The Present Perfect
• The Present Continuous    with illustrations.
• Simple Past Tense    wth regular verbs.
• Simple Past Tense    wth irregular verbs.
• The Past Perfect Tense   new
• The Future Perfect Tense

  TESTS

• Get Ready for your National Bac. Exam   2^ème Bac. Sciences    NEW
• Global Language Review Test   2^ème Bac. Sciences    April 2010
• Partial Language Test   2^ème Bac. Sciences    March 2009
• Partial Language Test   2^ème Bac. Sciences    Jan. 2009
• Language Test Series   2^ème Bac.
• Passive Voice   2^ème Bac.
• Global Test   2^ème Bac.   
• Global Test   2^ème Bac.
• Language Test   2^ème Bac.

• Global Test   Common Core/Tronc Commun    May 2010
• Global Language Test   Common Core/Tronc Commun    March 2009
• Global Test   Common Core/Tronc Commun    new
• Global Test   Common Core/Tronc Commun   
• Global Test   Common Core/Tronc Commun   
• Global Test   Common Core/Tronc Commun   

  Series of Exercises

• Conditional Type III only    new
• Prefixes    new
• Gerund or Infinitive?    
• Derivation    
• Simple Past or Past Perfect?   new
• Reported Speech
• Passive Voice
• Prefixes & Suffixes
• Phrasal verbs   
• Phrasal Verbs [PowerPoint]    New

  Extra Links

• IS or ARE?
• MUCH or MANY?
• MUCH or MANY? 2
• Countable & Uncountable Nouns     New
• Multi-Exercise Quiz
• Language Game
• Prepositions
• Prepositions 2^ème Bac.
• Phrasal Verbs 2^ème Bac.
• Idioms of Comparison
• Indefinite Articles: 'a' & 'an'
• Relative Clauses
• Passive Voice
• Passive Voice in Writing!?
• Adjectives from Nouns     New

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