ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (6) – don’t / doesn’t #2
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (Negative Sentences). Using "don't" and "doesn't" to make negative present tense sentences.
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (5) – don’t / doesn’t
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (Negative Sentences). Using "don't" and "doesn't" to make negative present tense sentences.
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (4) -es
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (adding -es to verbs). Adding -es to verbs that end in s, sh, ch, x, or z
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (3) – Change -y to -ies
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (verbs ending in -y). Adding -s/-es to verbs that end in “-y”
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (2) -s/-es
ESL Grammar: Present Tense. Adding -s/-es to verbs in present tense sentences when the subject is He, She, or It.
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (1) – Introduction
ESL Grammar: Present Tense. Using present tense to talk about things that always happen
ESL Grammar: SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES (4) – Review
ESL Grammar: Superlative Adjectives. Learn the use of "the" with superlative adjectives and correct the errors in the sentences
ESL Grammar: SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES (1) -est
ESL Grammar: Superlative Adjectives (adjective + est). Add "-est" to adjectives to make them superlative
ESL Grammar: ADVERBS (5) – Irregular Adverbs #2
ESL Grammar: Irregular Adverbs. Practice using the irregular adverbs hard, hardly, late, and lately
ESL Grammar: ADVERBS (4) – Irregular Adverbs
ESL Grammar: Irregular Adverbs. Learn about several common irregular adverbs (far, fast, hard, high, late, long, low, well)
ESL Grammar: COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES (6) – “more + adjective”
ESL Grammar: Comparative Adjectives (more + adjective). When to use "more" and "-er" with comparative adjectives
ESL Grammar: COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES (2) – Spelling Practice
ESL Grammar: Comparative Adjectives with "er." Practice spelling the comparative form of various adjectives
