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Example

Adjectives

Adjectives

Mandy is a careful girl.

Adverbs

Adverbs

Mandy drives carefully.

a/an
the
Articles

Articles

This is a book.
Look at the board.

Auxiliaries

Modal Auxiliaries

I am playing football.

Conditional Perfect
Progressive
Conditional II Continuous

Conditional Perfect
Progressive

I would have been

working.

Conditional Perfect
Conditional II Simple

Conditional Perfect

I would have worked.

Conditional Progressive
Conditional Continuous

Conditional Progressive

I would be working.

Conditional
Conditional I
Conditional Simple

Conditional Simple

I would work.

Conjunctions

Conjunctions and Fillers

I like tea and coffee.

Future Perfect
Futur II
Future Perfect Simple

Future Perfect

I will have
played football by
tomorrow.

Future Perfect Progressive

Future Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Progressive

I will have been

playing football for an
hour by 10.30.

Future Progressive
Future Continuous

Future Progressive

I will be playing football

next Sunday.

Genitive s
Apostrophe s
Possessive s

Genitive s

Ronny's brother

Gerund
Gerundium
-ing form

Gerund

I enjoy playing football.

going to-future

going to-future

I'm going to play football

this afternoon.

if-clauses
Conditional sentences
Conditional clauses

Conditional sentences - if

Grammar terms

If I study, I will pass the

test.
If I studied, I would
pass the test.
If I had studied, I would

have passed the test.

Imperative

Imperative

Go home!

Indirect speech
Reported speech

Reported Speech

Susan says that

she works in an office.
Susan said that
she worked in an office.

Infinitive

Infinitive

Gagarin was the first to

fly in a spaceship.

Long forms, short

(contracted) forms

Langformen, Kurzformen

We aren't from London.

Modals
Modal auxiliaries

Modals

You mustn't do that.

Nouns

Nouns

Your hair looks lovely.

Passive voice

Passive voice

Cameras are built in

Japan.

Past Perfect Progressive

Past Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Progressive

I had been
playing football when
Susan came.

Past Perfect
Past Perfect Simple
Simple Past Perfect

Past Perfect

I had played football

when Susan came.

Past Progressive
Past Continuous

Past Progressive

I was playing football the

whole evening.

Personal pronouns

Personal pronouns

We read a book.

Plural

Plural

Here are five books.

Possessive determiners
Possessive pronouns

Possessive pronouns

This is my book.

Prepositions

Prepositions

The books are on the desk.

Present Perfect Progressive

Present Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect Progressive

I have been
playing football for 2
hours.

Present Perfect

I have just played football

.

Present Progressive
Present Continuous

Present Progressive

I'm playing football now.

Questions with question

Questions with question

Where are the girls?

Present Perfect
Simple Present Perfect
Present Perfect (simple
form)

words

words

When do you watch TV?

Question tags

Question tags

You are John, aren't you?

Reflexive pronouns
self, each other

Reflexive pronouns

They help each other.

Relative pronouns
who, which, whose, that

Relative pronouns

My house, which has a

blue door, needs painting.

Relative clauses without

relative pronoubs
Contact clauses

Contact clauses

This is the boy I met at the

party yesterday.

Short answers

Short answers

Are you English? - Yes, I

am.

Simple Past
Past Simple

Simple Past

I played football
yesterday.

Simple Present
Present Simple

Simple Present

I play football every week.

Singular

Singular/Plural

Here is one book.

some, any, much, many

Quantifiers

Quantifiers

There are some apples

left.

Tenses

Tenses

I play football.
I am playing football.
I played football.
I have played football.
I will play football.
...

this, that - these, those

Demonstrative pronouns

this, that - these, those

This is Pat and that is

John.

Verbs

Verbs

We sing a song.

will-future
Futur I
Future Simple

will-future

I will play football next

week.

Word order

Word order

They play handball in the

gym every Monday.

Yes/No questions
Questions without question
words

Yes/No questions

Are you from England?

Do you speak French?

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