Grammar Review Modules

These 35 grammar modules provide information and exercises ranging from Identifying Nouns and Adjectives to Forming and Using Intermediate Possessive Case. Excellent definitions are provided through examples and exercises, making this an invaluable resource.

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• Identifying Nouns and Adjectives
• Identifying Verbs and Adverbs
• Identifying Pronouns
• Using Conjunctions, Prepositions, and Interjections
• Identifying Action and Linking Verbs
• Finding Simple Subjects and Verbs
• Finding Compound Subjects and Verbs
• Identifying Infinitives and Participles as Subjects
• Recognizing Prepositional Phrases
• Matching Subjects to Verbs Despite Prepositional Phrases and Indefinite Pronouns
• Using Adjectives and Adverbs
• Identifying Fragments and Clauses
• Identifying Dependent and Independent Clauses
• Punctuating Simple Complex Sentences
• Punctuating the Co-Ordinating Conjunction in Simple Compound Sentences
• Punctuating a Series with Commas
• Punctuating Interrupters with Commas
• Choosing the Correct Pronoun Case
• Making Pronoun Numbers Agree with Antecedents
• Choosing Suitable Words
• Avoiding Wordiness
• Working with Collective Subjects
• Working with Correlative Conjunctions and Parenthetical Subjects
• Comparing Adjectives and Adverbs
• Punctuating the Conjunctive Adverb in Simple Compound Sentences
• Punctuating Long Complex Sentences
• Punctuating Restrictive and Unco-Ordinate Modifiers
• Reviewing Comma and Semicolon Punctuation
• Finding Subjects in Various Sentence Structures
• Using Pronouns in Miscellaneous Forms
• Correcting Misused Modifiers
• Correcting Faulty Parallel Construction
• Using Correct Verb Tenses
• Forming and Using Basic Possessive Case
• Forming and Using Intermediate Possessive Case