English Grammar: Subtopics and Rules

English grammar is a set of rules and guidelines that ensure the correct and standard use of the English language. It helps preserve the accuracy of the language by guiding its new learners as well as current users. This article will focus on the subtopics of English grammar, which are:

1. Articles

2. Word order

3. Sentence structure

4. Verbs and tenses

5. Adjectives

6. Determiners

7. Pronouns

8. Quantifiers

9. Numbers

10. Pre-determiners

11. Defining words

12. Question words

13. Difference words

14. Nationalities

15. Possessive

16. To get

17. Verbs and tenses

18. Adjectives

19. Determiners

20. Pronouns

21. Quantifiers

22. Numbers

23. Pre-determiners

24. Defining words

25. Question words

26. Difference words

27. Nationalities

28. Possessive

29. To get

30. Verbs and tenses

31. Articles: Articles, such as "a," "an," and "the," are determiners or noun markers that function to specify if the noun is definite or indefinite. Countable nouns have both a singular and plural form, while uncountable nouns do not have a plural form. The article chosen depends on the writer and the reader's comprehension of the reference of the noun

32. Word order: English grammar also has rules for the order of words in a sentence. The standard order is:

• Adjective + Noun
• Verbs + Noun
• Noun + Verbs

3. Sentence structure: English grammar has rules for sentence structure, such as:

• Simple sentence: A sentence with one main verb and one main noun.
• Compound sentence: A sentence with two or more main ideas, each with its own main verb.
• Complex sentence: A sentence with one main verb and one or more sub-conceptions, each with its own main verb.

4. Verbs and tenses: English grammar has rules for the use of verb tenses, such as:

• Simple Present: Verbs in their basic form, used for current or continuous time.
• Simple Past: Verbs in their basic form, used for the time that has been.
• Present Continuous or Present Perfect: Verbs used to form continuous or complete tenses.

5. Adjectives: English grammar has rules for the use of adjectives, such as:

• What is an adjective?
• How to use adjectives
• The order of adjectives
• Comparative and superlative adjectives
• Irregular comparative and superlative adjectives

6. Determiners: English grammar has rules for the use of determiners, such as:

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7. Pronouns: English grammar has rules for the use of pronouns, such as:

• Possessive pronouns and adjectives
• Quantifiers
• Numbers
• Quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns
• A few, few, a little, little
• Some and any
• Compound nouns with "some," "any," "no"
• Graded quantifiers
• Enough + noun
• Distributives – all, both, half
• Pre-determiners: such, what, rather, quite
• Defining words: which, whose
• Question words: which, what, whose
• Difference words: other, another

8. Nationalities: English grammar has rules for the use of nouns that specify