Grammar Starting with "T"
30 entries
- Tag Questions Short questions added to statements to confirm or check
- Tense Changes in Reported Speech How tenses shift back in reported speech
- Tense sequence in complex sentences Matching tenses across clauses correctly
- Textual organizers (firstly, moreover, finally) Words that structure discourse
- That said / Having said that Introducing a contrasting or qualifying point
- the Refers to specific nouns already known to speaker and listener
- the more...the more Parallel increase or decrease
- the reason (why/that) Explaining causes with relative clauses
- the same as / different from Expressing similarity and difference
- The Verb 'be' The most irregular and important verb in English
- then / after / before Sequencing events in time
- then / next / after that Sequencing events in order
- there is / there are Used to say that something exists or to introduce new information
- there is / there are (Agreement) Matching singular/plural after 'there'
- therefore / consequently / as a result Showing cause and effect relationships
- therefore / thus / consequently Showing logical results (formal)
- Third Conditional Describes hypothetical past situations (regrets, different outcomes)
- Third Person -s/-es Adding -s or -es to verbs for he/she/it in present simple
- this / that / these / those Demonstratives that point to specific things based on distance
- this/that (Near vs Far) Pointing to things by distance
- Time and Place in Reported Speech How time and place expressions change in reporting
- Time Expressions (Past) Words that signal past simple
- Time Expressions (Past) Words and phrases that indicate past time
- Time Expressions (Present) Words that signal present simple or continuous
- Time Expressions (Present) Words and phrases that indicate when in the present
- Time/Place Changes in Reported Speech How time and place references change
- to (Direction/Recipient) Indicating direction or recipient
- to + verb vs for + noun/-ing Expressing purpose with different structures
- too / enough Expressing excess and sufficiency
- too and enough Expressing degree and sufficiency